[jayasena]

Gardner holding Montee Ball on fourth and goal was pretty amazing to me.  Drew Terrell turning a near-interception into a defended pass was great as well.  And who was it that laid the wood on that Wisco receiver?  Great form tackle.  Hogan's scrambling was excellent initially, but the Wisco defense accounted for him later in the game when he started using it as a crutch (almost).  I wasn't really sure he'd make it back to the LOS sometimes.

I think it was White, not Ball, that Gardner stopped on the goal-line stand (the absence of Ball on that play was an interesting personnel decision by the UW staff). Was it Carter who delivered the brobdingnagian hit on the receiver?

I'd bet the defensive MVP was a hard choice -- lots of good candidates but no one person stood out. Still, in hindsight, Amanam's selection was worth it for his acceptance "speech" alone (yes, I know that's not one of the criteria for the award :) )!

[jayasena]

Gardner holding Montee Ball on fourth and goal was pretty amazing to me.  Drew Terrell turning a near-interception into a defended pass was great as well.  And who was it that laid the wood on that Wisco receiver?  Great form tackle.  Hogan's scrambling was excellent initially, but the Wisco defense accounted for him later in the game when he started using it as a crutch (almost).  I wasn't really sure he'd make it back to the LOS sometimes.

I think it was White, not Ball, that Gardner stopped on the goal-line stand (the absence of Ball on that play was an interesting personnel decision by the UW staff). Was it Carter who delivered the brobdingnagian hit on the receiver?

I'd bet the defensive MVP was a hard choice -- lots of good candidates but no one person stood out. Still, in hindsight, Amanam's selection was worth it for his acceptance "speech" alone (yes, I know that's not one of the criteria for the award :) )!