| FTBL Turning point in the Wisconsin game?

[Scrape&Search1032]

Thought it be fun to see your guys opinion on what play in the game was the turning point?
For me, it was the 4th down stop by Lawson on Wisconsin's second drive. He made a fantastic play. Knew they only had to get a yard for a conversion..... immediately came downhill, filled his gap, and met the RB at the line of scrimmage. Kept his shoulders and hips square the whole way through, and made a textbook tackle upon making contact with their RB. I mean he stonewalled him. We then proceeded to score a touchdown after that, and completely flip the momentum of the game.

Could also say the missed field goal before the half as well. Missed it, and then drove right down the field to score before halftime.

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

Thought it be fun to see your guys opinion on what play in the game was the turning point?
For me, it was the 4th down stop by Lawson on Wisconsin's second drive. He made a fantastic play. Knew they only had to get a yard for a conversion..... immediately came downhill, filled his gap, and met the RB at the line of scrimmage. Kept his shoulders and hips square the whole way through, and made a textbook tackle upon making contact with their RB. I mean he stonewalled him. We then proceeded to score a touchdown after that, and completely flip the momentum of the game.

Could also say the missed field goal before the half as well. Missed it, and then drove right down the field to score before halftime.

You may have nailed the turning point, but that 2 play drive at the end of the half was the dagger.

 

[Scrape&Search1032]

You may have nailed the turning point, but that 2 play drive at the end of the half was the dagger.

Yeah, that took the wind out of the place.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

Going with @Brandon Van de Graaff on this one.

 

[24and7]

When Van Dyke went down..he may have provided a better test..

 

[mando]

Thought it be fun to see your guys opinion on what play in the game was the turning point?
For me, it was the 4th down stop by Lawson on Wisconsin's second drive. He made a fantastic play. Knew they only had to get a yard for a conversion..... immediately came downhill, filled his gap, and met the RB at the line of scrimmage. Kept his shoulders and hips square the whole way through, and made a textbook tackle upon making contact with their RB. I mean he stonewalled him. We then proceeded to score a touchdown after that, and completely flip the momentum of the game.

Could also say the missed field goal before the half as well. Missed it, and then drove right down the field to score before halftime.

Nice thing about the Lawsons play was he had others come behind him and help him finish he tackle.

The missed FG and two play drive were also huge.

 

[Scrape&Search1032]

When Van Dyke went down..he may have provided a better test..

That's fair. Would've liked to see how we handled him as the game went on.

 

[bamaledge]

In my humble opinion, there was no turning point because there was no serious threat. If there was any turning , though, it would have been when Ryan Williams caught the first touchdown pass.

 

[TerryP]

When Van Dyke went down