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Episode 85 - Admissions, Athletics, and Access

from BuckAround: A Wisconsin Badgers Football Podcast

In the wake of the Jordan Stevenson news, Rich and Max share their thoughts on what can be learned from the entire experience. They examine his late rejection from the university, what it means going forward, and if this is the true legacy of Gary Andersen at Wisconsin. Finally they close the show analyzing current and future defensive depth where Max somehow compares Iowa to Alabama. SHOW NOTES 3:15 Is the Buckaround coming to your CIT-TAY (if your city is College Park, MD)? 7:00 Have you ordered a Buckaround shirt? Time is running out. 11:15 Jordan Stevenson isn't walking through that door 16:30 Why did the Chancellor reject Stevenson? 19:00 Why did no one confirm Stevenson's test score hype earlier? 22:00 Can we get some new Chryst photos?!? 23:30 How Stevenson could bring the admission conversation to the forefront 27:00 How does this change the RB depth chart? 29:30 A look at the defensive depth charts 30:45 Defensive End 37:15 Nose Tackle 41:30 Outside Linebacker 45:45 Inside Linebacker 50:00 Ludicrous Iowa mention 51:30 Cornerback 57:30 Safety 1:02:45 Next episode is Nebraska. No really... We mean it.

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