Your Wisconsin two deeps . . .

IOWA OFFENSE

WR -- DJK, Stross

LT -- Bulaga, Kuempel

LG -- Vandervelde/Eubanks, Haganman

C -- Bruggeman, Koeppel

RG -- Olsen, Gettis

RT -- Calloway, Aeschliman

TE -- Myers, Reisner

QB -- Stanzi, Christensen

WR -- Brodell, Sandeman

RB -- Greene, Hampton

FB -- Morse, Leppert

IOWA DEFENSE

DE -- Clayborn, Geary

DT -- Kroul, Klug

DT -- King, Narinskiy

DE -- Ballard, Binns

OLB -- Edds, Nielsen

MLB -- Angerer, Coleman

WLB -- Hunter, Johnson

LC -- Fletcher, Shaun Prater

SS -- Sash, Dalton/Cato

FS -- Greenwood, Morrow

RC -- Spievey, Bernstine

PT -- Donahue

PK -- Mossbrucker

No TE Tony Moeaki, who, Kirk Ferentz said Saturday, would be a stretch for this week. It's a calf, I think, and I don't see it happening. Maybe, I guess.

TE Brandon Myers is on the two deep. Apparently, the knee thingie he had near the end of Saturday's game was just a scary hyperextension. I know tha the told one reporter after the game that it scared the BLEEP out of him. He's turning out to be a pretty damn good TE for a guy who was a fringe Division I basketball recruit.

I see that Adrian Clayborn is on the list. That's one I believe when I see. I know that he came out and talked to reporters after the game, but he was limping pretty heavily and they were decisive taking him out of the game. I'd put him at questionable with a shade toward doubtful, but that's just an uneducated guess. Junior Chad Geary would be the next man in. He had three tackles when replacing Clayborn in the second half last week.

RB Shonn Greene is the only RB in the country to rush for 100 yards or more in the first seven weeks of the season. Greene needs just 63 yards to reach 1,000, the first Iowa RB to hit that mark since Albert Young's 1,334 in 2005.

Iowa rushed for four TDs Saturday, the first time since Ball State '05 Iowa had four rush TDs in a game.

Iowa and Wisconsin are at zero on the turnover margin.

Wisconsin's three game losing streak is its first since losing the last three games of 2004. The Badgers have lost their first three Big Ten games for the first time since 2002. They haven't gone 0-4 in the Big Ten since 1996.

Here are the Big Ten players of the week: