What happened
Wisconsin vs. No. 13 Penn State. Wisconsin trailed 17-0 in the second quarter. In the fourth, Colton Joseph finds Eugene Hilton Jr. on third-and-10 to make it 20-17, then hits Jacob Harris on third-and-13 for a 72-yard touchdown with 1:13 left. Penn State's fourth-and-14 throw with five seconds to go falls incomplete. Joseph threw three interceptions and still won 24-20. Three snaps from the official play-by-play, redrawn on the board.
The plays
From the official play-by-play. Win-probability swing is the change on that snap.
| When | Down | Spot | Play | Result | WP swing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q4 3:31 | 3rd & 10 | at the 11 | Joseph to Hilton, +11, TD | Touchdown | |
| Q4 1:13 | 3rd & 13 | own 28 | Joseph to Harris, +72, TD | Touchdown | |
| Q4 0:05 | 4th & 14 | at the 33 | Becht to Brahmer, incomplete | Turnover on downs |
Narration
Wisconsin trailed thirteenth-ranked Penn State seventeen to nothing. Then this.
Third and ten. Colton Joseph finds Eugene Hilton in the end zone. Down three.
Third and thirteen, seventy-two yards out. Jacob Harris takes it all the way.
Five seconds left, fourth and fourteen. Penn State's last throw falls incomplete.
Final, Wisconsin twenty-four, Penn State twenty.
Players in this breakdown
Questions
What decided Wisconsin at Penn State?
Wisconsin vs. No. 13 Penn State. Wisconsin trailed 17-0 in the second quarter. In the fourth, Colton Joseph finds Eugene Hilton Jr. on third-and-10 to make it 20-17, then hits Jacob Harris on third-and-13 for a 72-yard touchdown with 1:13 left. Penn State's fourth-and-14 throw with five seconds to go falls incomplete. Joseph threw three interceptions and still won 24-20. Three snaps from the official play-by-play, redrawn on the board.
Which plays are in the Wisconsin at Penn State breakdown?
Q4 3:31 — 3rd & 10: Joseph to Hilton, +11, TD (Touchdown) Q4 1:13 — 3rd & 13: Joseph to Harris, +72, TD (Touchdown) Q4 0:05 — 4th & 14: Becht to Brahmer, incomplete (Turnover on downs)
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