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In 1992, Michael Bryn was a freshman at the University of Wisconsin in Madison.

He earned a spot as a walk-on to the University of Wisconsin football team.

Midway through the 1993 season, as the Badgers were starting to demonstrate just how

good a program they'd become, an epic game was played at Camp Randall, the Wisconsin

home stadium. Here is Dr. Michael Bryn himself to tell us a story of what is known in Wisconsin

as the Camp Randall Stampede. It's 1993. I was a pre-med student who was given a chance

to walk on to play for the University

Wisconsin Badgers football team. We had come off a disappointing year in 1992, but that

1993 team was different. We started hot. We knew that we had the chance to reach all the goals

that we had set before us in the beginning of the year, and that was to win the Big Ten and get to the Rose Bowl.

We've always had some of the craziest, rowdiest, most loyal fans anywhere in the country, let

alone the Big Ten.

Our test, the next obstacle that we had in our way to prove that we were the real deal,

was the University of Michigan Wolverines. Michigan was the

perennial powerhouse in the Big Ten, getting to the Rose Bowl the year before winning the

Big Ten. They were in our way. The game comes and we're ready for it. And this is the place

they call the camp. Everybody on that team, offense, defense special teams, we were clicking. It was probably one of the

most exciting games I've ever been a part of. I still remember Terrell Fletcher making a little cut in the backfield and scoring a long touchdown to really put us ahead for the end of the game.

Fletcher, Fox turned to the backfield, he breaks the tackle, Fletcher to the 10, Fletcher, Fletcher,

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