The Wisconsin Badgers closed out their 2019 season with a 28-27 loss to Oregon in the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1.
With the dust now settled, BadgerBlitz.com takes a look back at the season that was, breaking down the bright spots and low points at each position, with an eye on the future as well.
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High Point: Offensive line opens up huge holes against Purdue
Offensive line coach Joe Rudolph started the year by rotating a few players inside, specifically Josh Seltzner and Kayden Lyles at guard. But things started to click for the unit when senior David Moorman solidified the left guard position (from the Iowa game and beyond).
Against Purdue in late November, the Badgers racked up 403 yards and five touchdowns (55 attempts for a 7.3 yards per carry average) on the ground. In total, the offensive line helped Wisconsin finish with a season-high 606 total yards of offense, the team's highest showing since putting up 627 against Nebraska in 2014.
