The Badgers, who are on the verge of being ranked No. 1 in the U.S. LBM Coaches Poll, are coming off a 27-13 win over South Dakota last week at Camp Randall Stadium. Wisconsin will have its hands full against an Alabama team loaded with talent on both sides of the ball, getting contributions from newcomers like freshman wide receiver Ryan Williams and veteran transfers like Keon Sabb.

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Alabama has Jalen Milroe back at quarterback after leading the Crimson Tide to the Rose Bowl last season. The Crimson Tide are playing their first true non-conference game in Big Ten country since 2011 and are 1-1 against Wisconsin all-time. It will be the first time Alabama has played in Madison since the 1928 season, a game in which Wisconsin won 15-0.