Try to find the 'bounce pass' .... Al Toon to Jeff Nault against Illinois at Camp Randall- 1982! Alas, we lost that game. However, I got my picture taken with US Senator Bill Proxmire while wearing my "Eat Shit Flatlanders" t-shirt!! Champaign, Illinois: keeping nasty girls out of Wisconsin since 1867!
former Wisconsin RB Phillip Fuller Here 03-05..Lot of Great Plays on the List.. BUT IM Sure The Original #28 Anthony Davis Belongs on the List along with All Jimmy Leonhard Interceptions and Punt returns IJS
David Gilreath's return of the opening kickoff against then #1 OSU was monumental. List has some great ones, but missing a lot of Ron Dayne moments imo. Still a good list tho.
Gilreath return- lived 2 blocks off Monona Bay, we had just gotten home from errands around town, and as I'm headed inside to turn on the game, this huge wave of sound carried across the water from the stadium, and I'm like WTFFF?? Tuned in just as the replay came up. Unbelievable.
Nick Toon had a pretty crazy touchdown reception where he made a big catch despite massive pass interference by a Michigan DB in 09. Jeff Duckworth's crazy catch against MSU in the title game and Montee Ball's TD's to close the 11 regular season are pretty good too.
I know this is ancient, but UW hit a screen pass for about a 70 yard touchdown in 1981 victory over Michigan, and not sure of the year (circa 1980's), but UW was losing at Purdue with less than a minute left and blocked a punt for a touchdown. I think Jim Melka recovered and took it in for six.
Not acient History, The screen Pass went from QB Jess Cole to Johnnatan Williams as Wisonsin beat Number #1 Michagan the first game of the 1981 Season. (PS- they beat Minnesota at Minneapolis after a 2 foot snow storm with a 37 yard TD Pass From Randy Wright to Thad McFadden in the last minute to put us in the 1st Bowl Game since the 1963 Rose Bowl- The Ever Famous "Garden State Bowl" Wisconsin lost to Tennessee 21-14.)
The Starks fumble recovery TD against Purdue is my personal favorite. I used to gamble back then and without that I don't hit my 5 team parlay for 10 grand. That money helped get me out of gambling weirdly.
Wow! This video is 3 years old and I get an immediate ❤? Nice! BTW I want to strangle Ted Thompson for not drafting the easiest and most obvious draft EVER!!! T.J. Watt
That was amazing! Bob Davy and that other guy were so busy with their little Kyle Orton for the Heisman Trophy campaign. I doubt they could've worshipped Orton any more than they did.
If You want to put a Play, Pat O'Day's 68 yard drop kick Field Goal against Northwestern in Evantan i a snowstorm. At the Time, Pat O' Day was one of the Biggest Sports Start in the Country in the 1890s... The Kangaroo Kicker
I would not have included that Russell Wilson TD run against UNLV. Great run and all, but very unimportant compared to some other TDs. Like Dayne's TD against Purdue that just about clinched the 1999 Big Ten title. Phillip Fuller gave some more great examples.
I could easly argue against a LOT of these and even the Ranking of number 1 and 2.. Know your Wisconsin Football History, Not just recent. They have ben playing since 1890's in the "Western Conference" _ Fore runner to The Big Ten.
By the way, I HAVE Every Wisconsin State Journal "Sports Peach" for Wisconsin Football games from 1962 - Now. Love Re Reading the eternal Optimist Glenn Miller's colums back in the 1960' and 70s.. To bad he and Tom Buter did not live long enough to see the Badgers actually get good. Also, my dad took me to mt first game at Camp Randall in 1962, to see the Wisconsin -Minnesota Game. Started going regularly in 1965 and have NOT missed a game since. MEMBER: "Faithfull 5000"
I think the bounce pass was to Al Toon who then threw for a touchdown. I agree this should have been included. Also, where are Billy Marek and Rufus Ferguson? Damn I'm old.
Yes, you are exactly right! The play that can be simply known as the "Bounce Pass" without having to identify the players. The beauty of that play was that much of the Defence thought for a moment the play was dead when the ball hit the ground.
Gregg Bollig to Jeff Mack vs Nebraska, 1974!!!! "Bounce Pass" from Randy Wright to Al Toon to Jeff Nault vs Illinois, 1983 Touch Down Pass from Ron Vander Killen to Pat Ricker vs Minnesota to Put Wisconsin in the 1962 Rose Bowl!!!!!
Yes, Billy Merek was the "tailback: in this game against Nebraska. He scored the 1st Wisconsin touchdown. Though hurt (with a back injury) most of the season this is the year he also finished with 236 yards and 3 TD against Iowa (at Iowa) 265 yards and 3 TD agaist Northwestern at Evanston and finished with the 304 yards and 5 TD against Minnesota at Camp Randall. (I was at all 3 of these games and the Nebraska game) In fact, I started going "Regually" in Jr High in 1965 (my dad took me to the 1962 game with Ricker and VanderKellen) and out side my time in the army 1970-71, have NOT missed a Wisconsin home game. since. And am a "member" of "The Faithfull 5000" in the Field House.....
The 1974 Nebraska Game was played at Camp Randall , Although the Badgers "should have" beaten them the year before (1973 at Lincoln) The game (pass from Bolig to Jefff Mack is on RUclips along with the 1983 "Bounce Pass" Game too
Yes, our last 9 letter winner and All American Football and Baseball Player from Madison East. Who with the help of Donna Shellla SAVED Wisconsin's Athletic Program!!!!!!!!!
Only three of these were before the 21st century and they were Jan 1, 1994 and Jan 1, 1999. But obviously videos of earlier TDs don't exist or are difficult to come by.
@@jmweed1861 yea, Melka's a West Allis Hale product, I actually attended one of his games there, but really didnt realize what was going on as I was about 7 years old at the time. Heck, Nebraska mayve been looking at Melka as well. That's what my Dad would normally do during high school playoff time. That is, go and watch star players then write to Nebraska (his native land) to let them know. BTW, Matt Lepay's call on that Minnesota game winning block was his best football call IMO. Had several memorable basketball ones too.
@@bemore1134 that's right, he did go to Central. I got confused because I saw him at West Allis Hale's home field where Central would also play their home games at. Central had another big guy* (IDK if he played football) who would wrestle, his name was Brian Mcclure (either class of '89 or '90) he would work with me at the old stadium. I found out he died of cancer some 5-7 years ago. *In fact, Central had many big guys.
I know it's probably meaningless compared to all of these. But if anyone has Roderick Rodgers Pick 6 vs Purdue in 2005 that would be awesome. Most enthusiastic I've heard Lepay and Lucas.
These ARE NOT the Top 15 in Wisconsin History by any means... Most recent, maybe but nothing from Allan Ameche, Dave Schiner, Elroy Hersh, Pat Ricktor, Rufus Ferguson, or Billy Merick????????????????
The Bounce Pass went from Randy Wright to Al Toon to Jeff Naught against Illinois in 1983. Wisconsin Lost when Tony Eason took Illinois down the field and Mike Bass Kicked a 50 yard field goal in the last second.. It did not go to Lee Evans. It was years earlier...
Wicsonsin HAS ONLY beaten the Number #1 Ranked Team in the Counrty 3 times. 1. 1942 Wisconsin team lead by Dave Shiener and Elroy Hirsh beat #1 Ohio State in Columbus in 1942, 2. the 1962 Wisconsin Badgers beat #1 Norhwestern 37-0 at Evanston behind Pat Rickter, Ron Vanderkellen and Louis Holland in 1962 and 3. The 1981 Badgers beat #1 Michigan in the first game of the 1981 season at Camp Randall...
How about Nick Nelson's punt return TD vs. Michigan ruclips.net/video/-X8up6Zddb4/видео.html, plenty of Troy Vincent highlights (1:19 vs. MSU) ruclips.net/video/PthxxoViRLc/видео.html, and I love this ruclips.net/video/xzTmnQNUWfs/видео.html
Meh... It appears somebody found a few Wisky TD's and decided they were the top 15. How does the turf pass not make the list? I'm surprised this touchdown didn't make this list... ruclips.net/video/9Yky-3sL2S8/видео.html
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People please remember the older touchdowns like Daynes aren't easy to find so that is why they aren't on this list.
Try to find the 'bounce pass' .... Al Toon to Jeff Nault against Illinois at Camp Randall- 1982! Alas, we lost that game. However, I got my picture taken with US Senator Bill Proxmire while wearing my "Eat Shit Flatlanders" t-shirt!! Champaign, Illinois: keeping nasty girls out of Wisconsin since 1867!
Thank you for not makin this a damn music video... LOVE hearing the crowd and announcers during this comps!!! YOU ROCK!!!!
former Wisconsin RB Phillip Fuller Here 03-05..Lot of Great Plays on the List.. BUT IM Sure The Original #28 Anthony Davis Belongs on the List along with All Jimmy Leonhard Interceptions and Punt returns IJS
David Gilreath's return of the opening kickoff against then #1 OSU was monumental. List has some great ones, but missing a lot of Ron Dayne moments imo. Still a good list tho.
Solid list! Good to see the Stocco sneak in 2005. I was at that Minnesota punt block game. Still amazing
Gilreath return- lived 2 blocks off Monona Bay, we had just gotten home from errands around town, and as I'm headed inside to turn on the game, this huge wave of sound carried across the water from the stadium, and I'm like WTFFF?? Tuned in just as the replay came up. Unbelievable.
I was in the stadium watching it and it was by far the loudest I have ever heard Camp Randall
We still live over here, and nothing has come close to that!
Season ticket family since 93’....I’ve never lost my voice faster than when DG took the opening kick off to the house
I kinda like Montee Ball's TD at Iowa in 2010 when he carried half of the Hawkeye defense into the end zone for the game winner.
angusrocks6464 and jj watts sack of stanzi
Nick Toon had a pretty crazy touchdown reception where he made a big catch despite massive pass interference by a Michigan DB in 09.
Jeff Duckworth's crazy catch against MSU in the title game and Montee Ball's TD's to close the 11 regular season are pretty good too.
I was there for both #1 and #2! Memories to last a lifetime,especially the Rose Bowl where we had to buy our tickets twice!!!
I am counting the days! I need WI football!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
I know this is ancient, but UW hit a screen pass for about a 70 yard touchdown in 1981 victory over Michigan, and not sure of the year (circa 1980's), but UW was losing at Purdue with less than a minute left and blocked a punt for a touchdown. I think Jim Melka recovered and took it in for six.
Not acient History, The screen Pass went from QB Jess Cole to Johnnatan Williams as Wisonsin beat Number #1 Michagan the first game of the 1981 Season. (PS- they beat Minnesota at Minneapolis after a 2 foot snow storm with a 37 yard TD Pass From Randy Wright to Thad McFadden in the last minute to put us in the 1st Bowl Game since the 1963 Rose Bowl- The Ever Famous "Garden State Bowl" Wisconsin lost to Tennessee 21-14.)
The Jim Melka blocked Punt against Purdue was in the 1982 season....
The Starks fumble recovery TD against Purdue is my personal favorite. I used to gamble back then and without that I don't hit my 5 team parlay for 10 grand. That money helped get me out of gambling weirdly.
Wow! This video is 3 years old and I get an immediate ❤? Nice! BTW I want to strangle Ted Thompson for not drafting the easiest and most obvious draft EVER!!! T.J. Watt
That was amazing! Bob Davy and that other guy were so busy with their little Kyle Orton for the Heisman Trophy campaign. I doubt they could've worshipped Orton any more than they did.
If You want to put a Play, Pat O'Day's 68 yard drop kick Field Goal against Northwestern in Evantan i a snowstorm. At the Time, Pat O' Day was one of the Biggest Sports Start in the Country in the 1890s... The Kangaroo Kicker
I would not have included that Russell Wilson TD run against UNLV. Great run and all, but very unimportant compared to some other TDs. Like Dayne's TD against Purdue that just about clinched the 1999 Big Ten title. Phillip Fuller gave some more great examples.
You’re missing some Ron Dayne plays
Gotta change the tag on #15 after Allen’s TD last night 😂🎉
Great video. Nice work. I think #1 and #2 are pretty indisputable. Everything after that is up for discussion.
I could easly argue against a LOT of these and even the Ranking of number 1 and 2.. Know your Wisconsin Football History, Not just recent. They have ben playing since 1890's in the "Western Conference" _ Fore runner to The Big Ten.
John Wedeward I think that #5 blocked punt should be #1. It's still makes me laugh every time I watch it 😂😂😂
#OnWisconsin ....love it
By the way, I HAVE Every Wisconsin State Journal "Sports Peach" for Wisconsin Football games from 1962 - Now. Love Re Reading the eternal Optimist Glenn Miller's colums back in the 1960' and 70s.. To bad he and Tom Buter did not live long enough to see the Badgers actually get good. Also, my dad took me to mt first game at Camp Randall in 1962, to see the Wisconsin -Minnesota Game. Started going regularly in 1965 and have NOT missed a game since. MEMBER: "Faithfull 5000"
My mom was there to see and hear the "return" of the lost Pat O'day in 1934...
What about the bounce pass?
I think the bounce pass was to Al Toon who then threw for a touchdown. I agree this should have been included. Also, where are Billy Marek and Rufus Ferguson? Damn I'm old.
Yes, you are exactly right! The play that can be simply known as the "Bounce Pass" without having to identify the players. The beauty of that play was that much of the Defence thought for a moment the play was dead when the ball hit the ground.
@@leifandresen3817 Yes, that's correct, but they lost the game. Would have been Randy Wright at QB. Loved the Rufus Shuffle.
Gregg Bollig to Jeff Mack vs Nebraska, 1974!!!! "Bounce Pass" from Randy Wright to Al Toon to Jeff Nault vs Illinois, 1983 Touch Down Pass from Ron Vander Killen to Pat Ricker vs Minnesota to Put Wisconsin in the 1962 Rose Bowl!!!!!
The Nebraska 74 game wasn't that during Billy Marek's tenure and played at Madison or am I mistaken?
Yes, Billy Merek was the "tailback: in this game against Nebraska. He scored the 1st Wisconsin touchdown. Though hurt (with a back injury) most of the season this is the year he also finished with 236 yards and 3 TD against Iowa (at Iowa) 265 yards and 3 TD agaist Northwestern at Evanston and finished with the 304 yards and 5 TD against Minnesota at Camp Randall. (I was at all 3 of these games and the Nebraska game) In fact, I started going "Regually" in Jr High in 1965 (my dad took me to the 1962 game with Ricker and VanderKellen) and out side my time in the army 1970-71, have NOT missed a Wisconsin home game. since. And am a "member" of "The Faithfull 5000" in the Field House.....
The 1974 Nebraska Game was played at Camp Randall , Although the Badgers "should have" beaten them the year before (1973 at Lincoln) The game (pass from Bolig to Jefff Mack is on RUclips along with the 1983 "Bounce Pass" Game too
Do you mean Pat Richter? He is a distant cousin. Most of his immediate relatives were from Dane, Iowa, and maybe Grant counties.
Yes, our last 9 letter winner and All American Football and Baseball Player from Madison East. Who with the help of Donna Shellla SAVED Wisconsin's Athletic Program!!!!!!!!!
Only three of these were before the 21st century and they were Jan 1, 1994 and Jan 1, 1999. But obviously videos of earlier TDs don't exist or are difficult to come by.
The Badgers had a blocked punt late in the game that beat Purdue in 1982 that has to be up there.
That was done by linebaker Jim Melka. It would be alsost the same thing 30 years later when the Badgers blocked aput to beat the Gophers again
@@jmweed1861 yea, Melka's a West Allis Hale product, I actually attended one of his games there, but really didnt realize what was going on as I was about 7 years old at the time. Heck, Nebraska mayve been looking at Melka as well. That's what my Dad would normally do during high school playoff time. That is, go and watch star players then write to Nebraska (his native land) to let them know. BTW, Matt Lepay's call on that Minnesota game winning block was his best football call IMO. Had several memorable basketball ones too.
Melka was very highly recruited, but he actually went to WA Central.
@@bemore1134 that's right, he did go to Central. I got confused because I saw him at West Allis Hale's home field where Central would also play their home games at. Central had another big guy* (IDK if he played football) who would wrestle, his name was Brian Mcclure (either class of '89 or '90) he would work with me at the old stadium. I found out he died of cancer some 5-7 years ago. *In fact, Central had many big guys.
Minnesota blocked punt #1
No way. Bevell's run is the most important touchdown in Wisconsin history.
Not the bounce pass vs Illinois??
Blocked punt for a TD against Michigan in 2006?
I know this wasn't as important as these, but Jim Sorgi's 99-yard pass to Lee Evans against Akron could've been included.
I hope Robert Reynolds is working in a Wal-Mart somewhere!
I know it's probably meaningless compared to all of these. But if anyone has Roderick Rodgers Pick 6 vs Purdue in 2005 that would be awesome. Most enthusiastic I've heard Lepay and Lucas.
Top 15 all time?
These ARE NOT the Top 15 in Wisconsin History by any means... Most recent, maybe but nothing from Allan Ameche, Dave Schiner, Elroy Hersh, Pat Ricktor, Rufus Ferguson, or Billy Merick????????????????
Agreed. A pretty good Top 15 available on tape, though.
Bollig to Mack against Nebraska would be pretty high if any good tape was available.
The skip pass to Lee Evans didn't make the list?
The Bounce Pass went from Randy Wright to Al Toon to Jeff Naught against Illinois in 1983. Wisconsin Lost when Tony Eason took Illinois down the field and Mike Bass Kicked a 50 yard field goal in the last second.. It did not go to Lee Evans. It was years earlier...
all-time?
That TJ Watt play still impresses me. Not your daddy’s LB
Wicsonsin HAS ONLY beaten the Number #1 Ranked Team in the Counrty 3 times. 1. 1942 Wisconsin team lead by Dave Shiener and Elroy Hirsh beat #1 Ohio State in Columbus in 1942, 2. the 1962 Wisconsin Badgers beat #1 Norhwestern 37-0 at Evanston behind Pat Rickter, Ron Vanderkellen and Louis Holland in 1962 and 3. The 1981 Badgers beat #1 Michigan in the first game of the 1981 season at Camp Randall...
I’m just wondering where the heck Jonathon Taylor is ...>:\
Made this before he played a snap for the Badgers
MN Still has not recovered from #5 lol
How about Nick Nelson's punt return TD vs. Michigan ruclips.net/video/-X8up6Zddb4/видео.html, plenty of Troy Vincent highlights (1:19 vs. MSU) ruclips.net/video/PthxxoViRLc/видео.html, and I love this ruclips.net/video/xzTmnQNUWfs/видео.html
Gilwreath should be #1
This one was also one of my favorites: ruclips.net/video/ID1A8Rcj-cI/видео.html
So White's long run is not the longest in Badger history. Sorgi to Evans for 99 yards against Akron in 2003 is.
It's the longest rushing touchdown not play
@@derekgilkes2504 Ah...didn't say that
Meh... It appears somebody found a few Wisky TD's and decided they were the top 15. How does the turf pass not make the list? I'm surprised this touchdown didn't make this list... ruclips.net/video/9Yky-3sL2S8/видео.html
Just didn't have video of some of the older ones