Wisconsin was sloppy against Purdue last week. The Badgers won't be against a worn down Maryland defense that has surrendered a combined 99 points to Northwestern and Ohio State during the last two weeks. This is the Terps' third road game in four weeks.

The Terps rank 115th in scoring defense. They've allowed 37 or more points in four of their six games. Maryland is going to fall prey to Jonathan Taylor, the latest in a long line of outstanding Wisconsin running backs. Taylor is averaging 7.7 yards per carry and has 986 yards rushing on the season. The Badgers are healthy now at guard.

Maryland is a heavy underdog here. But the Terps can come up with their share of points. They are down to third-string quarterback Max Bortenschiager. He has weapons, though, with DJ Moore, who leads the Big Ten in receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns. Moore and Ty Johnson are the only teammates in the country to be ranked in the top 25 in all-purpose yards per game.