Laws had all of Army’s pass attempts and went 5 of 6 for 87 yards.īut the Black Knights once again came up just short against a Power Five team.

Tyler started, played most of the game and rushed for 90 yards on 17 carries. Tyhier Tyler and Laws both played quarterback in Anderson’s absence. The Black Knights lost 28-16 to Ball State without Anderson two weeks ago. I’ve had huge holes to run through these past two weeks.”Īrmy (4-2) played a second straight game without usual starting quarterback Christian Anderson, who is dealing with a shoulder injury. “I definitely feel myself getting more comfortable and confident,” Allen said. The 17-year-old freshman ran for 131 yards and a touchdown on 18 carries last week in a 24-0 victory at Illinois. This marked the second straight game in which Allen rushed for at least 100 yards. Wisconsin’s Braelon Allen rushed for 108 yards on 16 carries, including a 33-yard touchdown. “I told everyone that I got it out of the way that day and that Saturday I would get it. “When we practiced it this week, I actually messed up that exact same play and our onside team recovered it in practice,” Sanborn said. Howard’s 6-yard touchdown run with 38 seconds left, but Jack Sanborn recovered the ensuing onside kick to seal the victory. “We need to be creating more turnovers than we are right now.”Īrmy cut the lead to 20-14 on A.J.

“We always want to be going for that ball,” said Chenal, who also had a career-high 17 tackles. Laws’ fumble was just Wisconsin’s fourth takeaway of the season. Wisconsin (3-3) entered the weekend having allowed the second-fewest yards per game of any Football Bowl Subdivision program, but the Badgers were among the nation’s worst teams at forcing turnovers. “It was definitely the game-changing moment we needed,” Benton said. On the next play, Graham Mertz scored on a quarterback keeper for his second touchdown run of the night. Wisconsin’s Keeanu Benton recovered the fumble at Army’s 1-yard line with 2:55 remaining. (AP) - The one big weakness of Wisconsin’s otherwise outstanding defense this season has been its inability to force turnovers.īut the Badgers finally produced a takeaway at a critical moment Saturday late in the fourth quarter and outlasted a pesky Army team 20-14.Īrmy (4-2) trailed 13-7 and had the ball when Leo Chenal delivered a punishing hit that knocked the ball loose from quarterback Jabari Laws.

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