I think today's loss has to be one of the worst in the recent history of Wisconsin sports when you combine the game itself along with its significance. There have been worse games, and there have been more significant losses, but I don't know if we've had many that rank so high in both categories. In terms of the game itself, I think it has to be a 10 out of 10 on the frustration meter. We've blown bigger 9th inning leads, but none I can remember with 2 outs and nobody on. Combine that with all the missed chances, especially the 5th and the 12th, and its tough to argue with a 10 out of 10. When it comes to the significance of the loss, I would put today's game at a 9. Keeping it from being a 10 is the fact that it wasn't a playoff game, and even with the loss we still do have a legitimate chance of winning the wild card. On the other hand, with so much invested into the season, and being down a half game with 10 to play, it doesn't really get much bigger. Here is my list of worst games in the last decade (maybe even 2 decades) for Wisconsin sports. I'm weighing both categories equally, so in order for a game to make the list it has to be both an awful loss and a very significant one. 1. Fourth and 26 2. Today's game 3. Bucks game 5 vs. Sixers in 2001 Conference Finals 4. When Jerry Rice fumbled and the refs missed the call, then Terrell Owens caught the touchdown 5. 2008 NFC Championship