The Wisconsin Badgers arrive in Iowa City with a revitalized offense that has shown promise this season, led by a balanced attack focused on strong line play and clock management. Wisconsin’s running game, bolstered by their offensive line, has been particularly effective, allowing them to sustain long drives and keep opposing defenses on the field. Their quarterback has demonstrated growth, balancing between careful management and taking calculated shots downfield. Against Iowa’s defense, Wisconsin’s offense will need to perform efficiently on third downs and in the red zone, where Iowa has historically excelled. Defensively, Wisconsin has consistently performed as one of the stronger units in the Big Ten, especially in containing the run. Their secondary is experienced, which could be advantageous against Iowa’s conservative passing game. Wisconsin’s key to victory will lie in disrupting Iowa’s offense early, forcing them into third-and-long situations where mistakes are more likely. The Badgers have also shown resilience ATS in recent road games, reflecting their ability to stay competitive in tough matchups. If Wisconsin can execute their game plan effectively and limit turnovers, they stand a strong chance of breaking through Iowa’s defensive schemes and securing an important road win in the Big Ten.