[JonDMiller]

Happy 25th Anniversary, #1 Iowa over #2 Michigan

No hangover in Madison | TheGazette
Every truly big Big Ten football matchup remaining will be played in Iowa City … all three of them | TheGazette
Monday afternoon Wisconsin Reading Room: All about Bret Bielema | TheGazette
Melvin Gordon committed to UI despite trip to Madison | Hawk Central
Bielema has seen both sides of rivalry | Hawk Central
Bielema: Iowa-Wisconsin rivalry goes beyond playing field | Hawk Central
NCAA College Football Power Rankings Week 7 - ESPN
College Football Rankings - CBSSports.com
Badger Upset | AthlonSports
Big Ten power rankings: Week 8 - Big Ten Blog - ESPN

From Madison

UW football: Injured players expected back going into tough preparation week
Bielema expects Badgers to have right response - JSOnline
Hawkeyes in critical stretch of schedule - JSOnline
Big Ten race muddled by Wisconsin upset
UW football: Bielema's tattoo isn't taboo in recruiting battles with Iowa

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One fine piece of proof reading right here:

The Week That Was
Michigan gets too little, too late from its offense
The mighty Michigan offense was out-gained on its home turf, 522-383, by an Iowa unit that had success on the ground and in the air on Saturday. At one point in the fourth quarter Iowa held a 35–14 lead. Tate Forcier helped to jumpstart the Wolverines after replacing an injured Denard Robinson. Forcier got Michigan within seven points, 35–28, before Michael Meyer’s 30-yard run put the game away. It was Iowa’s first win in Ann Arbor since 2002.

from the Upset Badger article