MADISON, WI - NOVEMBER 21: Quarterback Joel Stave #2 of the Wisconsin Badgers passes the ball down field during the first quarter over Deonte Gibson #13 of Northwestern Wildcats on November 21, 2015 at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wisconsin. (Photo by Tom Lynn/Getty Images)
There was more action in the stands than on the field when the Wisconsin Badgers hosted Northwestern on Saturday night.
After a dull first half that saw the home team fail to score, the Wisconsin faithful weren’t too happy. They turned their frustration on their own cheerleaders, who were subjected to a barrage of snowballs behind the end zone.
After final whistle sealed a Northwestern win, the Wisconsin crowd also turned on the referees who had overruled three potential Badger touchdowns.
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