BOL Live Show: Instant analysis of Alabama’s win over Wisconsin

Alabama has passed their first road test of the Kalen DeBoer era. On Saturday, the Crimson Tide went into Madison, Wisconsin, and did what they needed to do on both sides of the ball in a 42-10 victory over the Badgers.

Led by quarterback Jalen Milroe, the Tide had a well-balanced attack on offense that totaled 407 yards, 226 through the air and 181 on the ground. Milroe accounted for five touchdowns against Wisconsin, bringing his season total to 14 heading into the bye week.

On defense, Bama forced two turnovers while holding Wisconsin to just 3-of-14 on third down attempts. They gave up 10 points despite being on the field 34-plus minutes.

BamaOnLine’s Tim Watts, Andrew Bone, Jimmy Stein, and Joseph Hastings break down this win over the Badgers and the top storylines from the game.

— Jalen Milroe did it all against Wisconsin

— Tide defense surrenders just 10 points on the road

— Encouraging play by Bama’s wide receivers group, led by true freshmen Ryan Williams

— Alabama suffers a few injuries ahead of bye week

— Quick discussion on the upcoming Sept. 28 game against Georgia

And more will be discussed in this show!

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