1. Sustaining their drive

» Situation: Wisconsin 0, Hawaii 0, 9:04 remaining, first quarter, Wisconsin ball, third-and-6 at own 36.

» The Play: DE Kennedy Tulimasealii jumps offside, giving Wisconsin 5 yards and third-and-1.

» Impact: The penalty came immediately after a false start by Wisconsin RT Michael Deiter, putting Hawaii in a position to stop Wisconsin’s opening drive. Instead, it gets the easy first down and continues to slowly drive the field. Wisconsin eventually scored the only points it needed with a 16-play, 97-yard drive. Fourteen of the plays were runs.

» Hawaii coach Norm Chow: "They handled us up front a little bit."

2. Pass interference

» Situation: Wisconsin 7, Hawaii 0, 0:53 remaining, second quarter, Wisconsin ball, first-and-10 at Hawaii 14.

» The Play: CB Jalen Rogers is called for pass interference as QB Joel Stave throws to WR Alex Erickson.

» Impact: The ball is placed on the 2-yard line. On the next play Taiwan Dean goes off left tackle for his second touchdown, capping a nine-play, 73-yard drive. Hawaii was flagged for 100 yards on 11 penalties.

» Rogers: "The ref said I got called for it because I didn’t turn around. If you look at the tape you see the ball hit me in the facemask."

3. Trickery

» Situation: Wisconsin 14, Hawaii 0, 12:54 remaining, third quarter, Hawaii ball, first-and-10 at own 36.

» The Play: WR Makana Camanse-Stevens catches a lateral from QB Max Wittek on the right side of the formation and then throws a pass to RB Paul Harris downfield on the left. Harris is stopped after a 51-yard gain.

» Impact: Hawaii’s longest play of the game set up its most promising situation, first-and-10 at the Wisconsin 13.

» Harris: "He put it right in the perfect spot," Harris said. "I did what I could with it."

4. Close, but not enough

» Situation: Wisconsin 14, Hawaii 0, 11:21 remaining, third quarter, Hawaii ball, third-and-13 at Wisconsin 16.

» The Play: Max Wittek finds WR Quinton Pedroza with a pass near the Wisconsin goal line. As Pedroza is tackled at the 1, but LT Dejon Allen is called for a personal foul and the ball goes back to the 16.

» Impact: Hawaii came out of a golden opportunity with nothing.

» Hawaii offensive coordinator Don Bailey: "That’s the game right there. When you’re playing a team like that, you have to keep clawing and scratching and staying in the game and being smart. You’ve got to be able to play smart at the time."

5. No, not targeting

» Situation: Wisconsin 14, Hawaii 0, 10:43 remaining, third quarter, Hawaii ball, second-and-15 at Wisconsin 21.

» The Play: WR Makoa Camanse-Stevens, who had earlier thrown a pass to RB Paul Harrris for a 51-yard gain, tries another trick play, but his pass to Wittek is incomplete. S Tanner McEvoy is flagged for targeting, however. But after review the penalty is overruled.

» Impact: Instead of getting 15 yards and a first down at the Wisconsin 6, Hawaii remained at the 21. A 10-yard holding penalty and an incomplete pass, Rigoberto Sanchez tried a 49-yard field goal that went wide left.

» Impact: Instead of getting 15 yards and a first down at the Wisconsin 6, Hawaii remained at the 21. A 10-yard holding penalty and an incomplete pass, Rigoberto Sanchez tried a 49-yard field goal that went wide left.

» Chow: "I thought it was a late hit. If you call targeting, it’s all or nothing."