Badgers get creative to fill void at tight end
(WorldNews Sport)

The 400-yard aerial attack junior quarterback Jack Coan and the University of Wisconsin offense put on two weeks ago showed what the No. 13 Badgers (2-0) hope is a revitalized passing game this season. With the depth the Badgers have at receiver, and junior tailback Jonathan Taylor´s emergence as a receiving threat, a thin tight end group hasn´t hurt as badly as previous teams may have suffered. But Saturday´s 11 a.m. tilt against No. 11 Michigan (2-0) at Camp Randall Stadium is another test of how flexible Badgers´ coaches and players can be at the tight end position. Jake Ferguson, a Madison Memorial product, has been solid at the No. 1 spot, but injuries have ravaged the depth UW came...