Wisconsin hasn't faced the No. 1 team in the country since 2010, toppling Ohio State in an unforgettable night game at Camp Randall Stadium, with David Gilreath returning the opening kickoff for a score. The Badgers have gone 0-8 against top-three opponents since that contest, including against No. 3 Penn State on Oct. 26.

The 32-point margin was Wisconsin’s largest loss to the rival Hawkeyes since losing 41-0 in 1968, Iowa’s 42 points are the most the Badgers have allowed in the series since 1975, and Iowa has now won three straight for the first time since 2002-2005. It was a historic loss for the Badgers, and therefore a historic win for the Hawkeyes.

If Wisconsin football reaches a bowl game, which will it be? National writers project their field and throw out ideas for the Badgers.