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Subscribe to RSSNo. 6 Oregon and No. 9 Wisconsin combined for the highest-scoring first half 28-28 in Rose Bowl history on Monday. They also combined for 637 yards from scrimmage. Read about the game here.
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Wide receiver Nick Toon #1 of the Wisconsin Badgers is tackled by Terrance Mitchell #27 of the Oregon Ducks in the first quarter.
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Wisconsin Badgers running back Montee Ball (28) bowls over Oregon Ducks safety Eddie Pleasant (11) to score a second quarter touchdown during the 98th Rose Bowl Game in Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 2, 2012.
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An infared camera was used to create this image at the 98th Rose Bowl Game between the Oregon Ducks and the Wisconsin Badgers on Jan. 2, 2012 in Pasadena, Calif.
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Second half just started...helluva game!!! God, DUCKS!!!
Worst part about college football is Luck is going to the Colts.
It was a thrilling game, keeping fans on edge every second!
High scoring can be construed to mean lousy defense but anyone watching this game and thinking that way is totally wrong and totally unaware of the high offensive power of BOTH teams. Being in "denial" would be an appropriate description for anyone thinking otherwise.
Wisconsin was stopped in the "red zone" TWICE in this game while, in 41 previous red zone opportunities during the year, they were 100% successful. (41 for 41 = perfect) That is an amazing, unprecedented, record and an unbelievable defensive fete that Oregon's defense stopped them.....TWICE!
This was probably the best Rose Bowl game I have ever seen......and I've seen a LOT of them!
Congrats to both Wisconsin and OREGON on a game well played