Wisconsin Twitter reacts to Ohio State football’s 52-21 masterclass
It was a night that was over before it started. Wisconsin went down 7-0 thanks to a six-play, 88-yard blitz from Ohio State to begin the evening.
That was a sign of things to come, as the Buckeyes built an insurmountable 21-0 lead in the first quarter. Outside of an explosive 75-yard Braelon Allen touchdown run late, and a few decent drives sprinkled in, it was hard to find any positives for Wisconsin on a night to forget.
Badgers Twitter surely viewed it in a rational, calm way right? Maybe, and, well, maybe not. Here is a look at reactions from Wisconsin media, fans, and more:
We agree, Melvin
I can't deal with this stress on a Saturday
— F L ⚡️ S H (@Melvingordon25) September 25, 2022
Melvin Gordon summing it up simply:
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— F L ⚡️ S H (@Melvingordon25) September 24, 2022
Someone was early in updating Paul Chryst's Wikipedia page:
Paul Chryst's 2022 season record has already been updated on Wikipedia to reflect Wisconsin's performance against Ohio State. There are still 2 minutes, 20 seconds until halftime. (It's OSU 31, Wisconsin 7). pic.twitter.com/vMQMd0G7PY
— Jesse Temple (@jessetemple) September 25, 2022
Historical context on Stroud's night for Ohio State:
CJ Stroud throws his fifth touchdown of the night. First QB to do that against the #Badgers since Bowling Green's Omar Jacobs in 2005.
— Zach Heilprin (@ZachHeilprin) September 25, 2022
Henderson did end up getting there...
Miyan Williams is the first player to rush for 100 yards against the Badgers since Mo Ibrahim did it in 2020. TreVeyon Henderson (78 yards) may join him by the end of the night.
— Zach Heilprin (@ZachHeilprin) September 25, 2022
No, we're good
Second consecutive Wisconsin game Ohio Stadium has condescendingly played Jump Around in the 3rd quarter, more and more people are saying it’s an emerging classic college football tradition
— Ramzy Nasrallah (@ramzy) September 25, 2022
Alright, LeBron. The Buckeyes don't need help...
Do I have college eligibility if I went to play another sport besides basketball? How does that rule work?
— LeBron James (@KingJames) September 24, 2022
We saw the Heisman front runner tonight...
C.J. Stroud's thrown for 1,222 yards and 16 TDs in four games while completing 70.5% of his passes. He’s done so all while being without his best weapon for all but 38 snaps.
He’s the front-runner for the Heisman Trophy, and it’s not even close right now https://t.co/MIaCRNxAfZ
— Stephen Means (@Stephen_Means) September 25, 2022
Truth from our former BadgersWire colleague:
Wisconsin getting thrown on is expected in this game, especially when Ohio State picks up every pressure Leonhard sends.
Wisconsin getting gashed on the ground, though, is really troubling. This defense lacks a true identity through 4 weeks….they intercept 1-2 passes a game?
— Ben Kenney (@benzkenney) September 25, 2022
More truth from our former BadgersWire colleague:
2022 Ohio State has the offensive line Wisconsin is usually known for.
— Ben Kenney (@benzkenney) September 25, 2022
A wild fact:
Mo Ibrahim (Sept 1998) is almost a full year older than Brad Davison (April 1999) and is only a couple months younger than AJ Dillon. And yeah, he’s 6 years older than Braelon Allen. Minnesota is older than an NFL team.
— Uno Más 🦡 (@JoRy_MaMa) September 24, 2022
Quarterback Braelon Allen
Braelon Allen's first collegiate pass goes for 10 yards and a first down
— Jake Kocorowski (@JakeKoco) September 25, 2022
He can run, too:
75 yards, untouched, to the end zone. @BraelonAllen x @BadgerFootball pic.twitter.com/SxfGhyGNuK
— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) September 25, 2022
Another rare highlight for Wisconsin tonight:
John Torchio has made some highlight plays by that sideline tonight.@JohnTorchio x @BadgerFootball pic.twitter.com/qeMRVoJ0zq
— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) September 25, 2022
