All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has accused Wallabies counterpart Michael Cheika of hijacking New Zealands world record celebrations in a sensational aftermath to Saturday nights Bledisloe Cup finale in Auckland.Seething at being dressed up as a red-nosed clown in the New Zealand Herald on the morning of the match, Cheika claimed the All Blacks dont respect the Wallabies.In an extraordinary rant after Australias 37-10 loss at Eden Park, Cheika was also upset at not receiving a direct invitation into the triumphant dressing room after the All Blacks chalked up an unprecedented 18th consecutive tier-one Test match win.But Cheikas biggest gripe was the cartoon illustration in New Zealands national newspaper.They dressed us up as clowns today. They put our crest on it, so they wouldnt want our comment (about the record), Cheika snapped.I dont think they respect our comment, anyway, so we wont make one.Cheika eventually congratulated the All Blacks for their outstanding accomplishment before Wallabies captain Stephen Moore intervened to savage the newspaper, saying he was deeply offended.The way the jersey is portrayed in that picture, for everyone that has pulled that on in the history of the Wallabies, I think thats pretty disrespectful, Moore said.They won the game so theyre the ones laughing, so what do you do? Cheika stopped short of saying relationships between the Wallabies and All Blacks team ranks were frayed.Theyre on top and were nowhere at this stage. Thats the relationship between the teams, he said.The thing that got me a bit offside was the accusation (before the first Test in Sydney in August) that we tried to bug them.Like, really? Hello. Honestly? ... Thats what would cause that bad (blood) for me, that show of lack of respect.I wouldnt even be smart enough to get that stuff organised. Im too busy working on my own team.They hold onto it, drop it on the day of the game. They dont need to do that stuff. Theyre too good anyway.Its only because they want to do it to try and needle either me or us.I wouldnt say its friendly.Cheika said hed happily share a beer with the All Blacks - but hadnt been asked to.Hansen, though, insisted there was always an open invitation into the All Blacks team room for the opposition and said the All Blacks respected the Wallabies immensely.He then accused Cheika of sulking.The paper I saw, he was dressed up like a clown. Youve got to be bigger than that, dont you? Hansen said.Ive been dressed up as a clown myself. You dont want to take it to heart, otherwise itll break you.Weve got no control over what the media do ... the thing for me, this conference tonight seems to have been hijacked by something thats really got nothing to do with rugby, (by) someone feeling a little aggrieved about things that you guys have done, making him be a clown.It shouldnt get hijacked tonight. What happened tonight is a really good Test match between two good teams, some great rugby played and it was a good advert for the game. Adidas NMD R2 Suomi . -- New England Revolution goalkeeper Matt Reis is retiring after a 16-year career to become the goalie coach for the Los Angeles Galaxy. Adidas Alphabounce Kengät . 1, meaning problems for the doping controls at both major international sports events next year. 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MADISON, Wis. -- A fourth-quarter flourish erased memories of a jittery first half for No. 6 Wisconsin against Minnesota.The latest installment of the most-played rivalry in major college football ended with a familiar scene: the Badgers triumphantly holding up Paul Bunyans Axe.Corey Clement ran for two fourth-quarter touchdowns and a big-play defense pitched a second-half shutout in a 31-17 win over the Golden Gophers to keep the trophy for a 13th straight season.Wisconsin (10-2, 7-2 Big Ten, No. 5 AP) turned in a stalwart defensive effort in the second half after getting outplayed early and falling behind by 10 points at halftime.In the fourth quarter we just kind of just locked in, cornerback Sojourn Shelton said after the ceremonial chopping down of the goal posts with the axe. You know what, no more. The rest speaks for itself.The comeback served as the exclamation point for an already big weekend. The Badgers wrapped up the Big Ten West and a trip to next weeks league title game after Nebraska lost to Iowa on Friday night.The Badgers will face Penn State in Indianapolis.Tomorrow well push the reset button and get ready to play Penn State, coach Paul Chryst said. This team has done a great job of playing in the moment.Mitch Leidner threw four interceptions in the second half for Minnesota (8-4, 5-4). The protection around him crumbled as the Badgers mixed up their defensive pressures.Im pretty (angry.) I dont know how else to describe it, Leidner said. He finished 9 of 26 for 158 yards with a touchdown.On offense, Wisconsins running game finally caught up in the fourth quarter.Jazz Peavy went 71 yards on a jet sweep down the right sideline to the Minnesota 11. Two plays later, Clement bowled into the end zone from 2 yards to give Wisconsin the lead for good, 24-17, with 6:42 left.Certainly the takeaways were huge, and the ability of our offense to finish in the second half, Chryst said.It was the 126th meeting in a series that dates to 1890.THE TAKEAWAYMinnesota: The rough fourth quarter overshadowed a terrific first half for Minnesota. Leidner threw off the Badgers active defense early with keepers around the edges, including his scoring run late in the first half. Leidner also had 46 yards rushing on 16 carries.But the interceptions shifted momentum.ddddddddddddMost of the time he was trying to do too much, coach Tracy Claeys said about Leidners picks.A five-win season in the Big Ten, even with a softer schedule, is a confidence builder for the future. But the Gophers still cant catch up to their biggest measuring stick.Wisconsin: The Badgers had perhaps their worst first half of the season, with Minnesota following Wisconsins blueprint for success. The defense missed key tackles, and the running game couldnt get going. Left-handed starting quarterback Alex Hornibrook departed after taking a shot to his right shoulder following an incompletion near the sideline late in the second quarter. Hornibrook then fell to the turf, with the back of his helmet slamming hard into the ground.Chryst had no update on Hornibrook after the game. Backup quarterback Bart Houston played the entire second half and finished 9 of 14 for 123 yards.POLL IMPLICATIONSWith No. 3 Michigan losing in double overtime to No. 2 Ohio State, Wisconsin could move up a spot or two in the next poll.TURNING POINTShelton, a four-year starter playing in his last home game, had two interceptions. The senior had an entertaining 40-yard, across-the-field return to the Minnesota 19 after his first interception with about 13 minutes left.Shelton said he guessed that Minnesota would run a comeback route.I just took a risk and went for it, Shelton said.Clement scored his first touchdown of the game three plays later to tie it at 17.CATCHING ONFor Minnesota, Drew Wolitarsky had four catches for 76 yards, including a 35-yard reception after tipping the ball to himself and advancing to the Wisconsin 22 late it the second quarter. It set up Leidners 3-yard touchdown run with 53 seconds left for a 17-7 halftime lead.UP NEXT:Minnesota: Awaits its bowl destination. The Gophers will play in its fifth consecutive bowl game, tied for longest streak in program history.Wisconsin: Plays No. 7 Penn State in the Big Ten championship game Dec. 3 in Indianapolis.---More AP college football: www.collegefootball.ap.org and https://twitter.com/AP-Top25---Follow Genaro Armas at: https://twitter.com/GArmasAP ' ' '