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Alabama vs. Wisconsin head to head | Why the Tide should roll the Badgers
The Alabama vs. Wisconsin matchup on September 14, 2024, at Camp Randall Stadium is expected to be an exciting test for both teams. Alabama comes in with a 2-0 record, having cruised past Western Kentucky and battled through a closer-than-expected 42-16 win over South Florida. Quarterback Jalen Milroe had solid performances, combining his passing ability with impressive rushing support from Jamarion Miller. However, Alabama’s offense showed some vulnerability against South Florida, which might give Wisconsin a glimmer of hope.
Wisconsin also enters the game undefeated but has struggled offensively in its wins over Western Michigan and South Dakota, managing just 28 and 27 points, respectively. Wisconsin will rely on quarterback Tyler Van Dyke, who has shown promise but needs to be more consistent. The Badgers' defense is likely to keep them in the game, but their offense will have to step up to challenge Alabama.
Alabama is favored to win by about 16 points, with predictions suggesting a final score of around 33-17 in favor of the Crimson Tide. However, if Wisconsin’s defense can slow down Alabama’s offense and Van Dyke can put together a more effective game, the Badgers could keep it closer than expected.
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The Alabama vs. Wisconsin matchup on September 14, 2024, at Camp Randall Stadium is expected to be an exciting test for both teams. Alabama comes in with a 2-0 record, having cruised past Western Kentucky and battled through a closer-than-expected 42-16 win over South Florida. Quarterback Jalen Milroe had solid performances, combining his passing ability with impressive rushing support from Jamarion Miller. However, Alabama’s offense showed some vulnerability against South Florida, which might give Wisconsin a glimmer of hope.
Wisconsin also enters the game undefeated but has struggled offensively in its wins over Western Michigan and South Dakota, managing just 28 and 27 points, respectively. Wisconsin will rely on quarterback Tyler Van Dyke, who has shown promise but needs to be more consistent. The Badgers' defense is likely to keep them in the game, but their offense will have to step up to challenge Alabama.
Alabama is favored to win by about 16 points, with predictions suggesting a final score of around 33-17 in favor of the Crimson Tide. However, if Wisconsin’s defense can slow down Alabama’s offense and Van Dyke can put together a more effective game, the Badgers could keep it closer than expected.