The Wisconsin football team won its third straight game with its 23-3 win over Northwestern on Saturday. Here's a recap of all the scoring plays and highlights.

Wisconsin's strength and conditioning coach Brady Collins promised the team that if it came out victorious against the Wildcats, he would go for a dip in Lake Michigan, which the stadium borders. Surrounded by rocks, Collins carefully found a safe diving point before leaping into the water and firing the team up by splashing around.

Wisconsin strength coach Brady Collins delivered the play of the day Saturday, making good on his promise to jump in Lake Michigan if the Badgers beat Northwestern in Evanston.

Saturday at Northwestern it was more of the same as UW defeated the Wildcats, 23-3, in front of a sellout crowd at Martin Stadium. The victory raised Wisconsin’s record to 5-2 overall and 3-1 in the Big Ten.

It wasn't as pretty as their last two blowout wins over Purdue and Rutgers, but Wisconsin was able to extend its winning streak to three with a 23-3 win.

Wisconsin’s decisive advantage came with its defense on the field. The unit allowed just 209 total yards — 82 passing and 127 rushing. It scored nine points, in essence, with the aforementioned forced turnover on the goal line and a safety late in the second half.

The Badgers have allowed 16 points during a three-game winning streak, their best Big Ten stretch in 26 years. One key? "It's a different dude that shines every week."

The Wisconsin Badgers won their third consecutive game of the season, defeating the Northwestern Wildcats 23-3. This was Wisconsin’s third win in Evanston since 1999, and strength coach Brady Collins jumped into Lake Michigan in celebration.