John Clay behind arguably the best Oline in the nation. All starters return with 2 solid Nfl talents. 1500 yds on hurt ankles last year. Surgeries repaired them and is running pain free for the first time. He has a great shot at beating Daynes record and will finish ahead of Pryor this year. Get on him now while the gettins good.
Just looking at his stats last year and he sure did end very well. Last 2 games 172 yards 3 TD's in win over Hawaii, and 121 yards and 2 TD's in the Bowl game vs Miami Fla. Looks like he had 100 yards or more in each of the final 6 games. Only bad game looks like the Ohio State game which was a very strange game with Wisconsin having more than twice the plays that Ohio State did, but State had 3 return TD's. Good luck on whatever you play.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...-things-to-know-about-wisconsin-vs-tcu#page/5
GOOD YEAR, got a bit banged up at the end:
Wisconsin: The Tailback Trifecta
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It's tough to pity the Badgers in their task of scoring against the Horned Frogs' defense when considering the weapons that Bret Bielema's bunch has to work with.
More specifically, Wisconsin sports arguably the most talented stable of 'backs in the country.
The group is headlined by junior John Clay, a 6'1", 255-pound bruiser, who accumulated 936 yards and 13 touchdowns in the team's first nine games before missing the better part of the last three due to injury.
Without Clay, the Badgers' ground game continued to roll, putting up 70 points against Northwestern and an astonishing 83 points against Indiana.
Those astounding point totals came largely on the backs of sophomore Montee Ball (864 yards, 17 touchdowns) and freshman James White (1,029 yards, 14 touchdowns), who will likely share ball-carrying duties with Clay for Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl.
If the Horned Frogs were ever to be fearful of another team's running attack, it would be in this game.
