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Posted: 6:14 AM Aug 11, 2010
High-powered Badgers hope to meet expectations
The last time Wisconsin had hopes of elbowing its way into college football's elite, the Badgers flinched. Now facing a similar situation two years later, they think they're better equipped for the challenge.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- The last time Wisconsin had hopes of elbowing its way into college football's elite, the Badgers flinched.
Now facing a similar situation two years later, they think they're better equipped for the challenge.
Coming off last season's 10-3 campaign and Champs Sports Bowl victory over Miami, the Badgers have the ingredients to make a breakthrough, even if they're often found behind Ohio State and Iowa in preseason conference predictions.
Fifth-year senior quarterback Scott Tolzien says the team is bound to face adversity this year, and wonders whether they will band together -- or break apart, like they appeared to do in their disappointing 2008 season.
(Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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