University of Wisconsin senior Andy Vujnovich could set the single-season program record for best punting average. He's sitting on an average of 45.8 per boot. He's chasing Ken DeBauche, who averaged 44.8 yards per punt in 2005. Vujnovich has just three touchbacks and deposited 16 punts inside the 20-yard line.
Despite missing two games, Wisconsin junior inside linebacker Leo Chenal leads the team in tackles (106) and tackles for loss (17) and shares the top spot in quarterback sacks with sophomore outside linebacker Nick Herbig with 7.0 apiece.
University of Wisconsin sophomore Graham Mertz is looking to join some select company. After guiding Wisconsin to a 42-28 victory over Wake Forest in the 2020 Duke's Mayo Bowl, he's in position to start at quarterback and win back-to-back bowl games for the Badgers, making him the fifth to do so in program history.
True freshman running back Braelon Allen is in the midst of authoring the 34th 1,000-yard rushing season in Wisconsin history. Allen has 1,109 yards so far, which means he's already passed Alan Ameche's 1,079 from 1952, Rufus Ferguson's 1,004 yards from '72, Carl McCullough's 1,038 from 1995, James White's 1,052 from 2010 and John Clay's 1,012 from '10.
The Wisconsin Badgers defense is in position to do something unique and impressive. The unit currently ranks No. 1 among Football Bowl Subdivision programs in total defense, allowing 236.7 yards per game. The only other time in school history program that the Badgers topped the nation in this category was in 1951. That was the legendary "Hard Rocks" crew that limited opponents to 154.8 yards of total offense per outing. Georgia currently ranks second in total defense at 253.2 yards allowed per game.
"The last game that you play as a Badger, it embodies everything you've done, all the work you've done the last four or five years... You want to leave it with momentum going up."
The end zones at Allegiant Stadium, home of the NFL's Las Vegas Raiders, sport the colors of both universities playing tonight: Wisconsin and Arizona State.
Wisconsin Badgers and Arizona State Sun Devils will meet again after 8 years. The last time they faced each other was in September 2013. On that occasion, Arizona State took the victory 30-32 over Wisconsin.
What time is Wisconsin Badgers vs Arizona State Sun Devils match for Las Vegas Bowl 2021?
This is the start time of the game Wisconsin Badgers vs Arizona State Sun Devils of 30th December 2021 in several countries:
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Jayden Daniels, QB: Arizona State's June class player has been a steady performer for the Sun Devils. He has completed 186 of 280 passes for over 2,200 yards, 10 touchdowns and 9 interceptions.
Graham Mertz, QB: the Wisconsin's player has had a regular performance with the Badgers. He has completed 158 of 269 passes for more than 1,800 yards, 9 touchdowns and 10 interceptions.
The Arizona State Sun Devils have a record of 8-4 on the season. They have won 3 of their last 6 games. They are the third team in the Pacific-12 Conference behind Utah Utes and Oregon Ducks.
The Wisconsin Badgers had seven straight wins until they lost their last game to the Michigan Wolverines. They are the seventh team in the Big Ten Conference with a record of 8-4.
The Wisconsin Badgers vs Arizona State Sun Devils game will be played at the stadium Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada with a capacity of 65,00 people.
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