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With the first Week 8 of college football in the books, both the Wisconsin football program and the New Mexico Lobos started the young season with a win. Wisconsin vs New Mexico Football, Lane Stadium/Worsham Field

It’s a non-conference tilt on the gridiron up in the Dairy State for week 2 of the college football slate. The New Mexico Lobos are on the road as they make the trip to face the #4 Wisconsin Badgers Saturday afternoon. New Mexico opened their season with a 62-30 win over Incarnate Word at home last Saturday. Wisconsin rolled over Western Kentucky 34-3 at home in their opening game of the season last Friday night. This marks the first time that the two schools have met on the gridiron as FBS opponents.

New Mexico managed to open the season with a win but they have to go into a hostile environment for this one. The Lobos trailed 7-0 early before reeling off 28 unanswered points to take a 28-7 edge after the first quarter. After seeing Incarnate Word cut the lead to 28-16, New Mexico ran off 27 more points in a row to put things away.

Match Info:
NCAA Football Week 8, 2018
Date: Saturday, October 20, 2018
Game Time: 5:30p ET
Network: BTN

After beating FCS school Incarnate Word, New Mexico’s new pass-happy offense faces a much stiffer test on the road. Wisconsin might want to get off to a cleaner start on offense as it plays the second of three straight nonconference tuneups at home. The Badgers won their opener by 31, but didn’t get the thorough, beginning-to-end blowout that might be expected of a top-five team against Western Kentucky. It could happen on Saturday.

It wasn’t near good enough on defense,” Davie said. “We’ve got to take this personal. We’ve got to bounce back. We need to clean this up and move forward, because I know we can play better.

New Mexico passing game vs. Wisconsin secondary. More on-the-job training for a defensive backfield with three first-year starters. The Lobos went into this season determined to open up the offense. They had seven pass plays of 30 yards or more last week, just three short of their total for all of 2018. The Badgers’ strength on defense is up the middle, so probing the perimeter and taking shots down field isn’t a bad idea.

New Mexico passing game vs. Wisconsin secondary. More on-the-job training for a defensive backfield with three first-year starters. The Lobos went into this season determined to open up the offense. They had seven pass plays of 30 yards or more last week, just three short of their total for all of 2018.

ONE-MAN SHOW? No one would be bold enough to label New Mexico, looking to rebound from a 3-9 record last season, a formidable foe for a top-10 team. Yet redshirt sophomore quarterback Tevaka Tuioti appears good enough to test UW’s young defense.

The 6-foot-1, 199-pounder can pass from the pocket or on the move and is a threat to run. He completed 13 of 21 passes for 327 yards and four touchdowns and rushed 11 times for 54 yards and a touchdown in the Lobos’ 62-30 victory over Incarnate Word last week.

“They’ve put a lot on him, run and pass game,” UW defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard said. “Obviously, he threw the ball well this last game and they had a lot of big plays. When you watch how they use him in the run game, he is a big-time factor there. We’ve got to do a great job keying on that position.”