The Wisconsin Badgers may have just stamped a little bit of hope back into its fanbase with a dominant victory over Eastern Michigan. After a very slow first quarter, Wisconsin absolutely piled it on for the remaining three quarters, securing a 54-10 victory – its largest margin of the season.
Through this game, the Badgers were able to show many facets of their offense for the first time, showcasing a balanced attack that Eastern Michigan just couldn’t hang with. But, as always, there are winners and losers from the 44-point win, so let’s take a look at both ends of the spectrum.
Winners:
Tyrell Henry
Undoubtedly, the best performance from Wisconsin’s win came from senior wideout Tyrell Henry. The 6-foot wideout had one of, if not the single most productive single-game performances in the history of the program for a receiver, finishing with a program-record 14 catches for 160 yards and a touchdown.
TYRELL HENRY STAYS INBOUNDS FOR THE TOUCHDOWN 💥 @BadgerFootballWatch on Peacock pic.twitter.com/eAyUMCqILC
— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) September 19, 2026
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