Perfection Lost: Kentucky's movie-script season cut short at 38-1

Posted Apr 5, 2015
Wisconsin players leapt into each others' arms at midcourt as if they'd won the national title. The house PA system played House of Pain's "Jump Around," the Badgers' football-game anthem, and the red-clad crowd, heavily outnumbered by all the Kentucky blue, left its feet over and over again. Wisconsin didn't just beat the Wildcats; it humbled their defense to a statistical degree (1.23 PPP) that no other opponent had achieved. (Sports Illustrated)

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