Where to watch, stream, and listen to Alabama @ Wisconsin Week 3 college football game

The final score for the Alabama Crimson Tide vs. USF Bulls wasn't indicatuve of the game.  Sure a 42-16 win looks great on paper, but the Tide entered the fourth quarter with a mere 14-13 lead.  That's not acceptable for a team with the playoff aspirations that Alabama has, and certainly won't fly for this […]

Rob Gregson — NFL News Writer
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Sep 7, 2024; Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA; Alabama Crimson Tide wide receiver Ryan Williams (2) leaves the field after defeating the South Florida Bulls at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Gary Cosby Jr.-Imagn Images
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The final score for the Alabama Crimson Tide vs. USF Bulls wasn't indicatuve of the game. 

Sure a 42-16 win looks great on paper, but the Tide entered the fourth quarter with a mere 14-13 lead. 

That's not acceptable for a team with the playoff aspirations that Alabama has, and certainly won't fly for this week's matchup in Camp Randall, with all the information regarding how to watch said game right here:

Where to watch, stream, and listen to Alabama @ Wisconsin

Kickoff: 11:00 am CT, Saturday, Sept. 14, Camp Randall Stadium, Madison, Wisconsin

Where to watch: FOX

Radio: Crimson Tide Sports Network (Play-By-Play: Chris Stewart, Color: Tyler Watts). 

SiriusXM: Channel 82

Spread: Alabama -15.5
Over/Under: 53.5

Stream: Fubo

Alabama's 2024 schedule: 2-0

  • Aug. 31 – Western Kentucky (W)
  • Sept. 7 – South Florida (W)
  • Sept. 14 – @ Wisconsin 
  • Sept. 21 – off
  • Sept. 28 – Georgia
  • Oct. 5 – @ Vanderbilt
  • Oct. 12 – South Carolina
  • Oct. 19 – @ Tennessee
  • Oct. 26 – Missouri
  • Nov. 2 – off
  • Nov. 9 – @LSU
  • Nov. 16 – Mercer
  • Nov. 23 – @ Oklahoma
  • Nov. 30 – Auburn

What to look for

In what figures to be the first true test of the season, (though USF proved to be tougher than expected) how the Tide handle a raucous environment against a Big-10 opponent will be the main thing to keep an eye on. That's especially true after Coach DeBoer said that the Tide had to learn lessons the hard way on Saturday. 

At some point, Kaydn Proctor will make his return to the left tackle spot, putting an end to the musical chairs along the offensive line. You want the Tide at full health, but risking the recent iterations of the line against a Big-10 pass rush is a recipe for a disaster. 

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