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ImpactOnce again, a questionable Seagreaves sat out another game Wisconsin lost without him. Currently, the Badgers' next matchup is scheduled for Nov. 16 against Oregon.
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JT Seagreaves - DNP againSeagreaves (undisclosed) did not play during Wisconsin's 42-10 loss Saturday at Iowa.
Bryson Green - Logs another DNPGreen (knee) did not play during Wisconsin's 42-10 loss Saturday at Iowa.
ImpactOnce again, Wisconsin announced Green's injury status as questionable before he sat out another game. Currently, UW's next matchup is scheduled for Nov. 16 against Oregon.
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C.J. Williams - Catches late TD in blowout lossWilliams logged two receptions (on five targets) for 32 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 42-10 defeat versus Iowa.
ImpactWilliams scored the Badgers' lone touchdown when he extended out to catch a 14-yard touchdown pass early in the fourth quarter. This was his first touchdown since the Week 2 win against FCS opponent South Dakota. The junior wideout has gotten slightly more involved while senior wideout Bryson Green (knee) has been sidelined over the last four weeks. However, Williams has still logged just seven catches on 17 targets over this span. The Badgers will have an idle week before taking on the No. 1-ranked team in the country, Oregon, at Camp Randall on Saturday, Nov. 16.
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Tawee Walker - Held to 52 yards versus IowaWalker had 16 carries for 52 yards during Saturday's 42-10 loss to Iowa.
ImpactWalker logged less than 60 rushing yards for the second game in a row. The Oklahoma transfer was a key component in the Badgers' offensive resurgence from Week 6 to 8; but, this improvement now appears to have been due in large part to facing a three-game stretch of weak opponents, as the running back has been stonewalled in back-to-back games against a pair of elite defenses. The Badgers' opponent will get significantly harder when they next play versus No. 1-ranked Oregon at Camp Randall on Saturday, Nov. 16.
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Braedyn Locke - Throws two picks against IowaLocke was 15-for-29 passing for 137 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions during Saturday's 42-10 loss versus Iowa. He also had five rushes for 20 yards.
ImpactLocke hit rock bottom after back-to-back disappointing outings against Northwestern and Penn State over the previous two games. After throwing a back-breaking pick-six in last week's loss to the Nittany Lions, the redshirt sophomore logged two more bad interceptions against the Hawkeyes' swarming defense. He has now totaled nine touchdowns to eight turnovers across his six starts this season, and he's thrown an interception in each of these contents. Locke's back-to-back poor performances have come against a pair of elite defenses, but that certainly doesn't spell much optimism heading into the Badgers' next game versus No. 1-ranked Oregon on Saturday, Nov. 16.
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Luke Lachey - DNP SaturdayLachey (undisclosed) did not play in Iowa's 42-10 victory over Wisconsin on Saturday.
ImpactLachey was a late addition to the injury report ahead of Saturday's game with an undisclosed injury, but the senior tight end was unable to play against the Badgers. Lachey has struggled this year after being viewed as a potential breakout candidate going into the season, catching 24 passes for 209 scoreless yards through eight games for the Hawkeyes. The details and severity of his injury are thus far unknown, but Lachey will hope to recover in time for Friday's game against UCLA.
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