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Wisconsin DT originally from Nebraska listed as out for Badgers-Huskers clash
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Bryson Williams is a nose-tackle for Wisconsin. He has helped the Badgers’ defense reach unthinkable success this season — not as a team, but as a defense.
Williams is also originally from the state of Nebraska. He, of course, was looking forward to playing in Lincoln as a member of the Badgers so that he could play in front of friends and family.
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Unfortunately, it was announced Monday morning that Williams will be out for the Badgers-Huskers game due to a knee injury suffered against Iowa this past weekend:
No surprise: #Badgers NT Bryson Williams out this week. Hurt left knee against Iowa. He had been eager to play NEB in Lincoln in front of friends and family.
— Jeff Potrykus (@jaypo1961) November 11, 2019
Williams, a sophomore, has appeared in three games this season and has made six tackles. Last year as a freshman, Williams recorded 12 tackles in eight games.
Wisconsin-Nebraska is scheduled for a noon ET kickoff on Saturday, Nov. 16 in Lincoln. The game will be televised on BTN.
Kevin covers Big Ten football for Saturday Tradition.