[Postgame Thread] Wisconsin Defeats Penn State 24-20

[u/CFB_Referee]

Box Score provided by ESPN

Team	1	2	3	4	T
Wisconsin	0	7	3	14	24
Penn State	3	14	3	0	20

[u/loyalsons4evertrue]

Iowa State fans liked that

[u/jcwitte → u/loyalsons4evertrue]

If only Ames had a Trader Joe's.... sad!

[u/DariusBieber → u/loyalsons4evertrue]

One good thing on an otherwise shitty day

[u/loyalsons4evertrue → u/DariusBieber]

For sure

[u/farmer15erf → u/loyalsons4evertrue]

Mixed feelings but Ive seen that happen to us so not suprised

[u/loyalsons4evertrue → u/farmer15erf]

Eh I’m all for Penn State losing every game

[u/AnIrishgEnt52 → u/loyalsons4evertrue]

Yupp. Zero love lost after he did the bs supporting paterno. Sold your soul for a bag.

[u/AHugeGoose → u/AnIrishgEnt52]

100%. Very quickly went from rooting for him for being a great piece of our history, to not really caring what happens to him once he started badmouthing Ames, to activity rooting against him once he wanted to promote the "legacy" of Paterno.

[u/crabby135 → u/AnIrishgEnt52]

I’m with you. As soon as those headlines came out I felt like it just wasn’t worth supporting anymore. Don’t even bother hate watching but was glad they lost checking the box score this evening.

[u/dzyp → u/farmer15erf]

I want CMC to win, he did good things for our program. But I always thought he was a good coach but not an amazing one and PSU already had that with Franklin. And then he took our players but we're talking ISU here, these weren't 5 star recruits. It feels like PSU made a sideways movement, at best. Doesn't make sense to me.

[u/Upset-Courage3022 → u/dzyp]

He was an amazing talent developer, but a bad strategist.

[u/fattymcribwich → u/loyalsons4evertrue]

Cardinal and Gold leader, standing by.