The field broke during the Big Ten Championship Game

No, seriously. The field broke. After Wisconsin scored a touchdown to pull within one score of Ohio State in the fourth quarter, the game was delayed for several minutes after some of the turf in the end zone got pulled up during the scoring play.

No, seriously. The field broke.

After Wisconsin scored a touchdown to pull within one score of Ohio State in the fourth quarter, the game was delayed for several minutes after some of the turf in the end zone got pulled up during the scoring play.

FOX detailed the situation as to what happened, as Lucas Oil Stadium had new turf put into the end zone prior to the game, and the parts that came up got slightly pulled apart as Ohio State defenders tried to dig their feet down to prevent the score.

Because the turf was uneven and extremely unsafe to play on, it took several minutes for the field crew to fix the issue.

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Play eventually resumed after about a 12-minute delay. Wisconsin attempted a two-point conversion immediately after the fix, which was successful to make the game 24-21 in favor of Ohio State at the time.

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