Jalen Milroe led No. 4 Alabama to a dominant 42-10 victory over Wisconsin, throwing three touchdown passes and running for two more. This game marked Alabama's first road trip north of the Mason-Dixon Line since 2011 and its first visit to Camp Randall Stadium since 1928. Wisconsin's quarterback, Tyler Van Dyke, suffered a knee injury on the game's first drive and was replaced by Braedyn Locke. Despite an early 3-0 lead from a 53-yard field goal, the Badgers couldn't keep up with Alabama's explosive offense, which scored 28 straight points. Freshman Ryan Williams continued his impressive start, catching one of Milroe's touchdown passes. Alabama's offensive line, bolstered by the return of left tackle Jadyn Proctor, performed significantly better than in previous games.