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Wisconsin Badgers Dominate Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders 42-10

Saturday, September 6, 2025, 4:00 PM ET · Camp Randall Stadium

Wisconsin Badgers 42, Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders 10, final. Our NCAAF picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders vs Wisconsin Badgers?

Wisconsin Badgers beat Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders 42-10 at Camp Randall Stadium on September 6, 2025.

The Wisconsin Badgers showcased a commanding performance against the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders, winning decisively with a final score of 42-10. This victory at Camp Randall Stadium marks a continuation of Wisconsin's strong home record, improving their season tally to 3-0 at home, while Middle Tennessee falls to 0-3 overall.

Wisconsin entered the game with a home record of 2-0, but their recent form had been mixed, with a last ten games record of 2-8. They had been struggling, averaging only 9.5 points scored per game while allowing 24.9 points. Their last five games reflected a slight improvement, with an average of 12.2 points scored and 17.8 allowed, but they were still on a one-game losing streak prior to this matchup.

In contrast, Middle Tennessee had a challenging start to their season, recording an away record of 0-2. They had recently found some momentum, winning their last two games and averaging 24.5 points scored while allowing 29.5 points over their last ten games. However, their overall record of 3-7 in the last ten games indicated that they still faced significant struggles, particularly in defense.

The previous meeting between these two teams earlier in the season saw Wisconsin also triumph, defeating Middle Tennessee 42-10. This established a clear trend, as Wisconsin not only won but did so convincingly, demonstrating their dominance in the matchup.

In terms of injuries, the block did not specify any key players missing for either team, which meant both squads were likely fielding their strongest lineups for this encounter. The conditions at Camp Randall Stadium were conducive to football, with no adverse weather reported, allowing both teams to execute their game plans effectively.

The market had priced Wisconsin as the clear favorite, with a home win probability of 1.0, reflecting strong confidence in their ability to secure victory. This was evident in their performance on the field, as they controlled the game from start to finish, showcasing their offensive capabilities and defensive resilience.

Viewers watching the game were treated to a display of Wisconsin's offensive prowess, as they capitalized on their opportunities and maintained pressure on Middle Tennessee throughout the contest. The Badgers' ability to score early and often set the tone for the game, while their defense effectively stifled any attempts by the Blue Raiders to mount a comeback.

Leaders

  • Passing yardsDanny O'Neil23/27, 283 YDS, 3 TD, 1 INTWisconsin Badgers
  • Rushing yardsTrech Kekahuna1 CAR, 61 YDS, 1 TDWisconsin Badgers
  • Receiving yardsLance Mason7 REC, 102 YDS, 1 TDWisconsin Badgers
  • Passing yardsNicholas Vattiato20/31, 197 YDS, 1 TD, 1 INTMiddle Tennessee Blue Raiders
  • Rushing yardsJekail Middlebrook12 CAR, 27 YDSMiddle Tennessee Blue Raiders
  • Receiving yardsNahzae Cox3 REC, 75 YDSMiddle Tennessee Blue Raiders

Recent form

Wisconsin Badgers

Last 10: 2-8Streak L19.5 scored · 24.9 allowed per game2-3 at home

  • L7-17at Minnesota Golden GophersNov 29
  • W27-10vs Illinois Fighting IlliniNov 23
  • L7-31at Indiana HoosiersNov 15
  • W13-10vs Washington HuskiesNov 8
  • L7-21at Oregon DucksOct 25
  • L0-34vs Ohio State BuckeyesOct 18
  • L0-37vs Iowa HawkeyesOct 11
  • L10-24at Michigan WolverinesOct 4
  • L10-27vs Maryland TerrapinsSep 20
  • L14-38at Alabama Crimson TideSep 13

Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders

Last 10: 3-7Streak W224.5 scored · 29.5 allowed per game2-3 away

  • W31-24at New Mexico State AggiesNov 29
  • W31-17vs Sam Houston BearkatsNov 22
  • L26-42at Western Kentucky HilltoppersNov 15
  • L30-56vs Florida International PanthersNov 8
  • L21-24vs Jacksonville State GamecocksOct 29
  • L28-31at Delaware Blue HensOct 22
  • L20-22vs Missouri State BearsOct 8
  • L16-24at Kennesaw State OwlsSep 27
  • L28-42vs Marshall Thundering HerdSep 20
  • W14-13at Nevada Wolf PackSep 13

Standings

TeamOverallIn conference
Delaware0-00-0
Florida International0-00-0
Kennesaw State0-00-0
Liberty0-00-0
Middle Tennessee0-00-0
Missouri State0-00-0
Sam Houston0-00-0
Western Kentucky0-00-0
Jacksonville State0-10-0
New Mexico State0-10-0
USC1-00-0
Illinois0-00-0
Indiana0-00-0
Iowa0-00-0
Maryland0-00-0
Michigan State0-00-0
Michigan0-00-0
Minnesota0-00-0
Nebraska0-00-0
Northwestern0-00-0
Ohio State0-00-0
Oregon0-00-0
Penn State0-00-0
Purdue0-00-0
Rutgers0-00-0
UCLA0-00-0
Washington0-00-0
Wisconsin0-00-0

Box score

StatMiddle Tennessee Blue RaidersWisconsin Badgers
First downs1421
Third downs5-144-9
Fourth downs1-22-2
Total yards241436
Net passing yards208283
Completions21/3223/27
Yards per pass6.510.5
Rushing yards33153
Rushing attempts2831
Yards per rush1.24.9
Penalties4-250-0
Turnovers12
Fumbles lost01
Interceptions thrown11
Time of possession29:1730:43

Win probability

Above the line favours Wisconsin Badgers, below favours Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders.

Venue

  • Camp Randall StadiumMadison, WI
  • Attendance70368

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