Wisconsin Coach Luke Fickell Reveals Shocking Truth After Crushing Notre Dame Defeat
The fourth-ranked Fighting Irish’s dominant second half showed how far Fickell’s team still has to go, which led to a stark admission from the Badgers coach shared by Evan Flood of On3.com. “The energy and momentum shifted in the second half and we could never get it back,” Fickell said about Sunday night’s game, which left Badgers fans feeling a sense of deja vu from last year’s 4-8 season.
Six penalties, two turnovers, and an anemic effort on offense in the second half doomed the Badgers, whose new starting quarterback Colton Joseph threw a costly pick-six to cornerback DJ McKinney that gave Notre Dame a commanding 27-10 lead.
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