Still a dozen years down the scheduling road, a future Big Ten-Pac-12 series has nonetheless been revealed.
UCLA and Wisconsin announced Tuesday that the two football programs have reached an agreement on a future home-and-home. The two teams play at the Rose Bowl on Sept. 15, 2029, and at Camp Randall Stadium on Sept. 7, 2030.
“UCLA is one of the premier programs in college football,” UW athletic director Barry Alvarez said in a statement. “We had some memorable bowl games when I was on the sidelines but this is a great opportunity for us to play them at Camp Randall. Non-conference scheduling is always a challenge but the folks at UCLA have been great to deal with and we look forward to the series.”
The two teams have met 11 times previously, the most recent coming in the 2000 Sun Bowl. The last regular season meeting between the programs came in 1982.
The Bruins own a 7-4 advantage in the all-time series, including a perfect 5-0 mark in Madison. The Badgers, though, have won the last three meetings, all of which came in the postseason and the first two of which were Rose Bowl victories.