Chambers won't see his final season at the University of Wisconsin end with a spot on any All-American team. For that matter, don't look for Chambers on the first or second units of the Big Ten's all-conference team.
Some people know only one barometer to use on wide receivers.
That is, number of catches. Chambers' season literally got off on the wrong foot when he suffered a stress fracture in his right foot on the first day of pre-season camp and eventually missed four games. He has spent the last three weeks reacquainting us with his wonderful skills. Iowa's secondary was beaten for 11 catches and 191 yards. Minnesota's secondary got off easy, giving up only four catches for 82 yards and a touchdown.