I was saying, 'Here we go, guys. We got a win. Right now, we're 4-3. The season is not over. Losing three in a row like that in the Big Ten can put a damper on things.
Teams can lose their spirit and sometimes fall.
But a team like this, with so much success the last two years, you don't want the team to fall. Sorgi, a native of Fraser, Mich., who had never played in a game for the Badgers before Saturday, picked this Wisconsin team off the artificial turf and perhaps, just perhaps, helped salvage a season. Alvarez wasn't kidding about the artistic value of the Badgers' first victory since Sept. 16. Before Sorgi and Evans connected for the 45-yard bomb with 29 seconds left, the Badgers lost Bollinger, No. The catch With the score tied at 10-10, Sorgi faced a third and 10 from his 45.