Wisconsin @ Illinois
Final
October 06, 1951 12:00 PM
Wisconsin
Badgers
1-0 / 0-0
10
14
Illinois
Fighting Illini
1-0 / 0-0
1951 Season

Memorial Stadium (IL)
Champaign, IL
Capacity: 60,670
Attendance: 0

Series Stats

Wisconsin
Illinois
Tie
12
12
4
28th
meeting
More Games

Last Meeting

7-6 Wisconsin
Memorial Stadium (IL)
Oct 07, 1950
Wisconsin

Head Coach
 Ivy Williamson
Schedule
vs Marquette W 6-22 9/29/1951
@ Illinois L 14-10 10/6/1951
vs Ohio State W 6-6 10/13/1951
@ Purdue W 7-31 10/20/1951
@ Northwestern W 0-41 10/27/1951
vs Indiana W 0-6 11/3/1951
vs Pennsylvania W 7-16 11/10/1951
vs Iowa W 7-34 11/17/1951
@ Minnesota W 6-30 11/24/1951
Wisconsin 1951 schedule
Wisconsin
has outscored their opponents
22 to 6
this season
Ivy Williamson's record
at Wisconsin
12 - 6 - 1
vs Illinois
1 - 0 - 1
Longest Winning Streak
Wisconsin
9 game(s)
from 2008
to 2018
Illinois
6 game(s)
from 1987
to 1992
Stats
Illinois

Head Coach
 Ray Eliot
Schedule
vs California Los Angeles W 13-27 9/29/1951
vs Wisconsin W 10-14 10/6/1951
@ Syracuse W 20-41 10/13/1951
@ Washington W 20-27 10/20/1951
@ Indiana W 0-21 10/27/1951
vs Michigan W 0-7 11/3/1951
vs Iowa W 13-40 11/10/1951
@ Ohio State W 0-0 11/17/1951
@ Northwestern W 0-3 11/24/1951
vs Stanford W 7-40 1/1/1952
Illinois 1951 schedule
Illinois
has outscored their opponents
27 to 13
this season
Raymond Nusspickel's record
at Illinois
43 - 38 - 5
vs Wisconsin
2 - 2 - 2
Latest Winning Streak
Wisconsin
1 game(s)
from 2023
to 2023
Illinois
1 game(s)
from 2022
to 2022
Notes

Illinois 1951 Season

"The 1951 squad posted a near-perfect 9-0-1 record on the season, grabbing a share of the national title. The team started off the season with seven straight wins, beating 20th-ranked Washington and No. 15 Michigan along the way. The Illini suffered its only non-win of the year against Ohio State when neither team managed to score in a 0-0 tie. Illinois capped the season with a 40-7 romping of Stanford in the 1952 Rose Bowl. Consensus All-American Johnny Karras led the team in rushing and Hall of Famer Al Brosky was a star in the defensive secondary." from fightingillini.com