Ron Dayne etched his name into the college football history books, rushing for 7,125 yards in his four-year career with the Wisconsin Badgers, a career rushing total that stands atop any other.  Dayne was reward for his career rushing record when he won the coveted Heisman Trophy award in 1999, along with numerous other awards including Big Ten Conference player of the year in 2000 and All-American placement in 1996, 1998 and 1999. His name and number can be seen by all on the Camp Randall Stadium façade, accompanied by other Badger Football legends. Dayne's #33 was officially retired during the Nov. 10, 2007 game against Michigan.  The passion and excitement that Ron Dayne brought to the football field still echoes in the halls of Camp Randall Stadium. 

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