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Max Brosmer’s long pass to Daniel Jackson sets up Minnesota’s touchdown and takes the 7-0 lead over Wisconsin

After failing to score a first down on its first two possessions, Minnesota marched right down the field and picked apart the Badgers’ defense to score the game’s first touchdown.

Gophers quarterback Max Brosmer rushed in for a 1-yard touchdown sneak.

Brosmer, who is No. 1 in program history in completion percentage, was great on the drive.

The TD was set up by wide receiver Daniel Jackson’s spectacular 37-yard over-the-shoulder catch, which brought the Gophers to the Badgers’ 25-yard line.

11:32 a.m. CTShare this update

Wisconsin quarterback Braedyn Locke struggles to start the game

It wasn’t an ideal start for Braedyn Locke.

After two drives, the second-year quarterback already has three deflected balls.

As the CBS broadcast noted, Minnesota will look to put pressure on Locke. He is only completing 30% of his passes when under pressure this season.

Locke was 0 for 2 on the team’s second possession and all the Badgers could muster was 2 yards from Tawee Walker. Luckily for Wisconsin, Minnesota has yet to record a first down on its first two possessions.

11:22 a.m. CTShare this update

Wisconsin and Minnesota both don’t do much on their first possessions

After Minnesota scored three times on its first possession, the Badgers got a first down thanks to an offsides penalty against the Gophers.

But an ineligible receiver on the end of the next down sent the Badgers reeling, and despite a 7-yard reception from Trech Kekahuna, Wisconsin was forced to punt shortly thereafter.

Given the cold temperatures, it feels like a low-scoring game.

11:17 a.m. CTShare this update

Wisconsin vs. Minnesota is the coldest game at Camp Randall in 73 years

It’s cold in Madison.

Very cold.

In fact, at 22 degrees, it’s the coldest kickoff game at Camp Randall Stadium since 1951.

But that doesn’t bother Wisconsin running back Tawee Walker. At one point this morning it was 20 degrees with what felt like -1 degree.

11:13 a.m. CTShare this update

Wisconsin Football Senior Day

Hunter Wohler is one of 27 seniors who will play their final home game today.

11:06 a.m. CTShare this update

Wisconsin vs. Minnesota football history

Wisconsin vs. Minnesota is one of the most historic rivalries in college football.

The two teams have played each other every year since 1907, making it the second longest continuous rivalry in college football.

The Badgers and Golden Gophers couldn’t be closer in the rivalry. After last year’s win, Wisconsin moved into a tie in the all-time series at 63-62-8.

The teams play for Paul Bunyan’s Axe. And before that famous trophy was introduced in 1948, the Badgers and Gophers played for the “Slab of Bacon” from 1930 to 1943. Yes, it was a strip of wood shaped like bacon.

10:57 a.m. CTShare this update

What time is the Badgers game today?

• Time: 11 a.m
• Date: Friday, November 29th

Wisconsin and Minnesota renew their rivalry in the regular season finale in a rare Black Friday game for the teams at Camp Randall Stadium.

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What channel is the Badger football game on today? TV, live stream

TV: CBS

Live: Paramount+, the CBS Sports app and FUBO, which offers a free trial to new subscribers.

Tom McCarthy (play-by-play) and Jake Feely (analyst) are in discussion for the Big Ten rivalry game.

10:36 a.m. CTShare this update

Wisconsin football injury report vs. Minnesota

The good news for the Badgers is that All-Big Ten safety Hunter Wohler is not listed due to injury. The senior missed last week’s loss at Nebraska after suffering an injury late in the game against the Oregon Ducks two weeks ago.

Out of

Chez Mellusi, Tyler Van Dyke, Joe Griffin, Kamo’i Latu, Cole LaCrue, Owen Arnett, Tamer Dalloul, Evan Brown, Leyton Nelson, Rob Booker

Questionable

Jake Chaney, Will Pauling, Jaheim Thomas, Tucker Ashcraft, James Thompson, Elijah Hills

10:32 a.m. CTShare this update

2024 Wisconsin football schedule

• August 30th: vs. Western Michigan, W, 28-14
• September 7th: vs. South Dakota, W, 27-13
• September 14th: vs. Alabama, L, 42-10
• September 21st: Bye
• September 28th: at USC*, L, 38-21
• Oct. 5: vs. Purdue*, W, 52-6
• Oct. 12: at Rutgers*, W, 42-7
• Oct 19: at Northwestern*, W, 23-3
• Oct. 26: vs. Penn State*, L, 28-13
• November 2nd: at Iowa,*L, 42-10
• November 9th: Bye
• November 16th: vs. Oregon*, L, 16-13
• November 23rd: at Nebraska*, L, 44-25
• November 29th: vs. Minnesota*, 11 a.m

Record: 5-6 (3-5 Big Ten)