Wisconsin Postgame Notes
Wisconsin vs. Ohio State
Oct. 15, 2016
Camp Randall Stadium – Madison, Wis.

TEAM NOTES
• Today's captains: senior OLB Vince Biegel, senior RB Dare Ogunbowale, senior RB Corey Clement and junior DE Conor Sheehy.

• Today's attendance at Camp Randall Stadium: 81,541. That's the largest attendance at a Badgers home game since 81,608 watched UW host Ohio State on Oct. 4, 2008.

• The Badgers played in their first overtime game since defeating Auburn, 34-31, in OT in the 2014 Holiday Bowl. The last overtime game at Camp Randall came in a 21-14 loss to Ohio State on Nov. 17, 2012. 

• Including Saturday's 30-23 loss to Ohio State, each of Wisconsin's last 13 regular-season Big Ten losses have come by 7 or fewer points. That streak dates back to a 34-24 loss at Michigan State in the 2010 season opener. The Badgers are 37-13 (.740) in conference play over that span. 

• Ohio State entered the game allowing 10.8 points, 244.6 total yards and 96.0 rushing yards per game. The Badgers scored 16 points, logged 313 total yards and rushed for 170 yards in the first half Saturday alone.

• UW racked up 450 yards of offense, the most yards accumulated against Ohio State since Oregon totaled 465 yards in the National Championship Game on Jan. 12, 2015.

• The last time a team rushed for at least 236 yards against Ohio State (prior to Wisconsin on Saturday) was Maryland, who gained 253 yards on the ground on Oct. 10, 2015.

• The Badgers balanced 236 yards rushing with 214 yards passing, the second time this season UW has had a 200-200 day (also vs. Akron). The last time Wisconsin had at least 200 yards rushing and passing was against Rutgers on Oct. 31, 2015 (209 yards rushing and 217 yards passing).

• The Badgers were the first team in the country this year to score a rushing touchdown against Ohio State. The Buckeyes entered the game as the only team in the NCAA to not have allowed a touchdown on the ground. 

• The Badgers' four-play, 95-yard, 68-second touchdown drive in the second quarter was UW's longest TD drive since a 16-play, 97-yard march vs. Hawai'i on Sept. 26, 2015.

INDIVIDUAL NOTES
• Redshirt freshman QB Alex Hornibrook threw for a career-high 214 yards, completing 16-of-28 passes with 1 touchdown and 1 interception.

• Senior RB Corey Clement rushed for a season-high 164 yards. Wisconsin is now 9-1 when Clement rushes for 100 yards. Clement broke loose on a 68-yard run in the second quarter, the longest play by the Badgers this season and the third-longest run of Clement's career (75 vs. Tennessee Tech in 2013, 72 vs. Illinois in 2014).

• Junior WR Jazz Peavy recorded his third touchdown reception of the season (and the third of his career) on a 24-yard pass from Hornibrook in the second quarter, giving UW a 10-0 lead. Peavy finished the game with four catches for 76 yards. He also rushed for 70 yards on six carries, both career highs, for a career-best 146 all-purpose yards.

• Junior FB Austin Ramesh recorded a 4-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, his second touchdown of the season. He now has three TDs in his career.

• Sophomore ILB T.J. Edwards recorded nine tackles, including five solo stops.

• Sophomore ILB Jack Cichy recorded a career-high 15 tackles, including 11 solo stops and 3.5 tackles for loss. He also forced a fumble.

• Redshirt freshman OLB Zack Baun garnered a career-best 6 tackles, including 1 tackle for loss.

• Junior DE Alec James tallied a career-high 8 tackles.

• Junior S D'Cota Dixon matched his career high in tackles with 9 stops. He also collected his second interception of the year and of his career.

• Senior K Andrew Endicott capped the Badgers' opening drive with a career-long 46-yard field goal. He added kicks of 32 and 22 yards in the second quarter to improve to 4-for-4 in his career.