The blows just keep on coming. Not long after Wisconsin lost its homecoming game in overtime to Michigan State and men's basketball point guard to a season-ending torn ACL, reports indicate starting quarterback Joel Stave broke his collarbone in the loss on Saturday and will miss the rest of the season.

WKOW Sports Director Jake Zimmermann Tweeted Saturday night that he had confirmed with Stave's family the injury is season-ending. The redshirt freshman quarterback was in the middle of perhaps his best game as a Badger, having completed 9-of-11 passes for 127 yards and one touchdown. Stave appeared to be favoring his left shoulder after a hard hit from MSU defensive lineman William Gholston on the first series of the third quarter, and the team only announced he had a left shoulder injury and would not return.

It's confirmed. Joel Stave's family says the UW QB is out for the season with a broken collerbone. Expects to return for spring ball.

— Jake Zimmermann (@Jake_Zimmermann) October 28, 2012

Zimmermann also reports Stave won't have surgery and expects to return for spring practice. This is now Stave's third broken collarbone, and per Zimmermann, he knew it was broken immediately after the hit.

Zimmermann also has a source saying Stave could possibly return for a bowl game, though doctors "don't think it's worth the risk."

Source: Stave possibly could have returned for a bowl but doctors don't think it's worth the risk. Again he'll be back for spring ball.

— Jake Zimmermann (@Jake_Zimmermann) October 28, 2012

Stave won't have surgery but again is out for the season. This is the 3rd time he broke his collarbone so he knew right away.

— Jake Zimmermann (@Jake_Zimmermann) October 28, 2012