Alabama football is set for its first road test of the Kalen DeBoer era on Saturday. The Crimson Tide travels to Wisconsin, where they’ll face the 2-0 Badgers after beating Western Kentucky and South Florida to open the season at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

UA hopes to improve after a poor showing last week against USF. The Tide were plagued by penalties and fouls, but recovered late in the fourth quarter to slightly increase the score in the 42-16 victory.

Saturday’s game will host FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff pregame show. The game is scheduled to kick off at 11:00 a.m. CT and will also be televised on FOX.

Follow the live updates here as soon as the match starts.

1st quarter

14:54 — Badgers move the kickoff to their own 25-yard box.

— The Crimson Tide appeared to have the drive stopped, but a defensive holding call on Domani Jackson moved the chains. Wisconsin quarterback Tyler Van Dyke was injured on the play and assisted off the field.

— Braedyn Locke at quarterback for the Badgers. Van Dyke was brought into the Wisconsin locker room.

— Badgers take an early 3-0 led with a 53-yard field goal by Nathanial Vakos with 9:51 left in the quarter.

09:51 – Alabama starts from its own 25-yard line on a touchback.

— Pritchett gets the start at right tackle for the Tide. Kadyn Proctor also returns to action at left tackle.

— Jalen Milroe loses his helmet on a keeper and has to leave the game on a play. Ty Simpson is QB for the Tide. Simpson makes one pass and Milroe comes back.

— Graham Nicholson misses his first field goal attempt of the season from 46 yards. Wisconsin takes over at its own 28.

5:53– Wisconsin starts on its own 28.

Prediction

— Kadyn Proctor and Elijah Pritchett took the field as Alabama players began warming up. They are both expected to play in Saturday’s game.

— Pritchett was mentioned as one of two possible starters at right tackle for the Crimson Tide, along with Wilkin Formby, who struggled last week. When the full team came out for warmups, Pritchett was on the first team.

— Alabama wins toss and defers. Wisconsin receives opening kickoff.