Will most our injured guys be ready?
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Rumor I saw on the Wisky board said it was a hammy. Sounds like a even trade if Tre can't go.
I would bet Bryant can play, I think they let him rest these last two so he could be ready for this game. I'm hoping Kalu is ready, his hammy is a little more worrisome to me than Bryant. And I really hope we stick with Decker and Jaimes on the line. I will be there next Saturday night and I'm hoping for a dog fight!!!! #GBR
I don't know how serious Fum is hurt, but I'd think coaches sat him because he's needed at NU. When Horni looks to pass at 3rd and long, more often than not he targets Fum. He's our chain mover.
Honestly though, I'm not really worried about Wisconsin's pass catching. Other guys, Cephus/Taylors/Peavy, are capable receivers.
The key, as always, is how our offensive line plays. When they execute, we can get the running game going. When the running game is good, we do our things, that is, pass-action passes and what not. When they have holdings and other hiccups, our offense stalls. It's all about those fatties.
Honestly though, I'm not really worried about Wisconsin's pass catching. Other guys, Cephus/Taylors/Peavy, are capable receivers.
The key, as always, is how our offensive line plays. When they execute, we can get the running game going. When the running game is good, we do our things, that is, pass-action passes and what not. When they have holdings and other hiccups, our offense stalls. It's all about those fatties.