Rose Bowl: Texas Christian 7, Wisconsin 3 - Los Angeles Times

What's this? Wisconsin can go to the ball?

The fact that once played in this season was 29, but just moved down the field to follow up, 7.10 on the arm of quarterback Scott Tolzien.

Tolzien yards show why he led the nation in completion percentage, 14, connected on a pass from Lance Kendricks, 18 and 27 to Jared Abbruzzese Bradie Ewing to a six-play, 67 yard drive.

John Clay scored a touchdown from a yard, the first value for October 23, 2009 for the Big Ten Conference Offensive Player of the Year. He has been slowed by a knee injury

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Texas Christian that top-rated defense slow Wisconsin can be seen.

But frogs Horn on their first possession left little doubt they can move the ball against the Badgers.

TCU, Johnson AA 7-3 lead with 6 minutes and 15 seconds still to play in the first quarter of beard on a 23-yard Andy Dalton.

Dalton, a senior, was during the 10-play, 77-yard drive impressive.

His pass to Johnson came after a nice pump was wrong and right on target and on time.

He also connected twice to go on third down passes to keep the reader looking for Jimmy Young, both times for gains of 14 and 12 yards.

Wisconsin, at least nation-penalized team, also fed TCU works with a penalty for obstruction to pass. The Badgers have not registered twice, the first time in the campaign for a false start that negated an enjoyable race.

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First questionable decision of the 97th Rose Bowl:

Texas Christian won the toss and elected coach Gary Patterson kick the ball into the hands of the nation's hottest.

Thus, after holding at Wisconsin, 3-0.

Badgers running back Montee Ball, a 40 meter run on the first play from scrimmage, a yard field goal by Philip Welch-30 just 4 minutes 21 seconds into the game crack.

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It's time to play, so it's time for the six Los Angeles Times reporters, columnists and editors for the game on the board with their predictions's get:

National college football writer Chris Dufresne: Texas Christian, 34-31.

USC beat reporter Gary Klein: Wisconsin, 34-31.

Reporter Ben Bolch: TCU, 31-24.

Bill Plaschke Columnist: TCU, 24-20.

Editor Mike Hiserman Assistant Sports: Wisconsin, 27-24.

Page 2 columnist TJ Simer: "I give a non-rip".

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Later in the day, at sunset, the San Gabriel Mountains with views of the Rose Bowl undoubtedly turn majestic purple.

But now, about 15 minutes or more before the hour mark, it is a red light inside the stadium.

Wisconsin fans of the Rose Bowl in West Camp Randall shot, turning in force to fill about two thirds of the seats.

In the early omens: Navy SEAL paratroopers landed represented Texas Christian next Midfield - put the whole line of 47 yards, while representatives of Wisconsin has landed in the 38th

It does not mean a thing ... but it is what we have at this point.

- Mike Hiserman

Photo: Wisconsin running back Montee Ball breaks run of 40 yards on the first play from scrimmage Saturday at the Rose Bowl. Photo credit: Richard Mackson / U.S. Presswire