People calling it the worst loss in Wisconsin history clearly aren't old enough to remember the loss to Minnesota in 1993 that probably prevented them from ACTUALLY winning a National Championship, or a horrendous loss to Cincy in 1999 that may have done the same. I doubt anyone at that time thought Alvarez 'might not be the right guy for the job', though. Again, I think the fan base for Wisconsin sports has become spoiled and fairly intolerant of normal losses that happen on occasion to most programs. We only think it happens to Wisconsin, though, for some reason. Neither of those seasons were going to result in a National Championship. 1993, they go on to tie Ohio State which would’ve taken them out of it. In 1999, they lose to Cincy but then lose Michigan the week after. Neither of these seasons were going to play out for a Natty bid as there was no playoffs. Alvarez was great for the role he played in resurrecting Badger football but in the end, he wasn’t “the guy” for job of taking us to highest level. He had opportunities and blew it. Chryst feels like much of the same right now. Call if a spoiled fan base all you want but it’s okay for fans to want more. The path is there for a Badgers team to get into a playoff format for something real and hopefully either Chyst or someone else will get them to do that someday.