POSTGAME NOTES
WISCONSIN VS. GEORGIA STATE
SEPT. 17, 2016
CAMP RANDALL STADIUM

TEAM NOTES
Today's captains: senior OLB Vince Biegel, senior RB Dare Ogunbowale and ILB Leon Jacobs.

• Today's attendance at Camp Randall Stadium: 79,883.

• Wisconsin won its 38th-consecutive non-conference game at Camp Randall Stadium, giving UW sole possession of the sixth-longest streak in FBS history. UW hasn't lost a non-conference contest at home since Sept. 13, 2003.

• UW improved to 76-9 at home since the start of the 2004 season. The Badgers' .894 win percentage is the second-best mark in the nation over that span, trailing only Oklahoma (67-7, .905 heading into game vs. Ohio State).

• The Badgers improved to 3-0 on the season, the team's best start since opening the 2011 season six consecutive wins.

• Trailing 17-13 with 11:36 remaining, the Badgers used their second, fourth-quarter comeback of the season to pull out the win (also trailed LSU, 14-13). Wisconsin has now put together four, fourth-quarter comebacks in 16 games under head coach Paul Chryst. Chryst has been part of a combined 12 fourth-quarter comebacks as an offensive coordinator and head coach at Wisconsin.

• Wisconsin has held opponents to an average of 7.0 points per game over its last 11 non-conference home games, dating back to the start of the 2013 season.

• UW finished the game with zero penalties for the first time since Nov. 15, 1997 vs. Michigan. The last Big Ten team to go without a flag was Ohio State vs. Rutgers on Oct. 24, 2015.

• Through 3 games, UW has a total of 8 penalties for 95 yards, an average of just 2.7 flags per game.

• The Badgers limited Georgia State to 2 total yards on five plays in the first quarter. UW has outgained its opponents 441-13 and amassed a time-of-possession advantage of 39:40 to 5:20 in the first quarter of its three games this season.

• Wisconsin limited Georgia State to just 33 yards rushing, the lowest total for a UW opponent since Hawai'i ran for just 15 yards on Sept. 26, 2015.

• UW has now held the ball for at least 36:00 in each of its three games this season. The last time the Badgers controlled the clock for at least 36:00 in three consecutive games was the final three contests of the 2010 season (at Michigan, vs. Northwestern and vs. TCU).

INDIVIDUAL NOTES
• Redshirt freshman QB Alex Hornibrook entered the game in the third quarter and went 8-for-12 for 122 yards with 1 touchdown and an interception (162.9 pass efficiency rating). Including a 5-for-5 performance vs. Akron and completions on his first four attempts Saturday, Hornibrook began his Badgers career by completing nine consecutive passes.

• Through two games, Hornibrook owns a career 284.4 rating (13-17 for 183 yards with 2 TDs and 1 INT).

• Senior RB Dare Ogunbowale finished with 65 yards on 20 carries and scored on a 2-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, his 9th-career rushing score. Ogunbowale also caught 2 passes for 12 yards and jump-started the Badgers' game-winning drive with a 41-yard kickoff return.

• Redshirt freshman RB Bradrick Shaw tallied 62 yards on a career-high 15 carries.

• In his second game back from injury, sophomore ILB T.J. Edwards racked up a team-high 11 tackles, including 1 TFL.

• Junior OLB T.J. Watt recorded a sack for the second-consecutive week on Georgia State's opening drive.

• Junior DE Conor Sheehy blocked a 45-yard Georgia State field goal attempt in the second quarter, UW's first blocked field goal attempt since Jake Keefer logged a block vs. Ohio State in the 2014 Big Ten Football Championship Game.

• Senior CB Sojourn Shelton recorded a pair of pass breakups, giving him 29 for his career and moving him into a tie for fourth on UW's all-time list (Jim Leonhard and Jack Ikegwuonu also had 29 passes defensed).

• Redshirt freshman TE Kyle Penniston recorded the first catch of his career on a 5-yard pass from Bart Houston in the second quarter. He caught the first TD pass of his career to give UW the lead in the fourth quarter and finished with 35 yards on 3 receptions.

• Junior K Rafael Gaglianone converted a 41-yard field goal to open the scoring and added a 28-yarder in the first quarter and a 41-yard boot in the fourth quarter. He is now 7-for-8 on the season and moved past Mike Allen (2001-04) for fifth on UW's all-time field goals list with the 42nd, 43rd and 44th converted FGs of his career. Gaglianone missed a 30-yard attempt, his first miss of the season, on the final play of the second half.

• Sophomore P/K P.J. Rosowski delivered touchbacks on 5 of 6 kickoffs. He has recorded touchbacks on 13 of his 19 efforts (68.4 percent) on the season.