Wisconsin Badgers vs Nebraska Cornhuskers Football Oct. 29: Everything You Need To Know

WISCONSIN -- Wisconsin’s defense continued its impressive showing this season when it beat Iowa 17-9 on Saturday. For the sixth time in seven games, the Badgers allowed less than 20 points to their opponent. Wisconsin held the Hawkeyes to only 83 yards on the ground (on 27 carries) and didn’t allow Iowa quarterback C.J. Beathard to get untracked, forcing him into a 17 of 33 passing day for 153 yards.

On the other end of the spectrum, the Badgers ran for 167 yards, with Corey Clement doing the bulk of the work (35 carries for 134 yards, 1 touchdown). Quarterback Alex Hornibrook complemented the running game with 197 passing yards. Overall, though, Wisconsin was only able to muster 17 points and will need to score more to defeat Nebraska, who has a two-game lead over Wisconsin atop the division.

The unbeaten Cornhuskers, who average 4.6 yards per carry and have rushed for 17 touchdowns, are going to test Wisconsin’s run defense. In Nebraska’s 27-14 victory over Purdue on Saturday, the Cornhuskers carried the ball 37 times for 157 yards and two touchdowns. Quarterback Tommy Armstrong Jr. also passed for 252 yards and a touchdown.

Kickoff time: 6 p.m. CT
TV and radio: ESPN, Badger Radio Network
Point spread: Wisconsin is favored by 8, according to scores and odds.
Tickets: Tickets are available on the secondary market at sites like Stubhub.com.

Parking
A parking map can be found at the Wisconsin football website.
Parking Overview: For visiting fans your best bet is off campus parking, across the street from Camp Randall Stadium. On campus parking, if available, is first come first serve but is farther from the action.

On Campus
General Public parking on Wisconsin’s campus for football games is hard to come by, especially if you want to be close to the action. Single game parking for football is available for purchase from lots with availability on a first come, first served basis on the day of the game only. Patrons wishing to purchase parking the day of the game will pay the lot attendant as they enter the lot. These lots will be determined once the season begins. For more information contact the UW Athletic Ticket Office at (608) 262-1440.

Off Campus
If you are looking for parking and want to be in the thick of the action head to the student neighborhoods just across the street from the west side of Camp Randall, off of N Breese Terrace. Parking averages about $20/vehicle, and the student neighborhoods are the perfect place to tailgate. Head here early and you will have your pick of just about any spot.

Other options
Other options for our patrons with accessibility needs include the lot 60 shuttle. Parking in lot 60 will cost $5 per automobile and $6 per person to ride the shuttle roundtrip (subject to availability). The lot 60 shuttle will then drop patrons off at the corner of Breese Terrace and University Avenue where they can then board a golf cart operated by our Guest Services staff to the stadium entrance located closest to their seats.
There are also 3 drop-off points around Camp Randall Stadium for patrons to disembark from their own vehicles. These include: Monroe Street, outside of Gate 1 on the southeast corner of Camp Randall Stadium; the corner of Regent Street and Breese Terrace, near the obelisk sculpture; and at the corner of Breese Terrace and University Avenue, across from the First Congregational Church.
Wheelchair assistance is also available from our Guest Services staff. Prior to game day call (608) 263-7894. On game day it would be (608) 265-8676.

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