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Wisconsin vs Alabama football score, live game updates, start time, odds, news, schedules
Here’s your 2024 Wisconsin Badgers schedule and scores
Here’s your 2024 Wisconsin Badgers schedule and scores. Homecoming is Saturday, October 26, against Penn State. The Badgers close out on November 29, against Minnesota.
The Wisconsin Badgers conclude their non-conference schedule today with as big of a matchup as they come in college football.
The 2-0 Badgers play host to 18-time national champion Alabama in a Big Ten-SEC showdown at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison. Kickoff is set for 11 a.m.
It’s the first game in a home-and-home series between the Badgers and Crimson Tide with the return contest next year in Alabama. Wisconsin is coming off a 27-13 win over South Dakota, a team in the Football Championship Subdivision. Now, the Badgers will move up a weight class and then some when fourth-ranked Alabama and Heisman Trophy candidate Jalen Milroe comes to town.
The perennial power looks different this season. For the first time in 18 years, Nick Saban isn’t on the sidelines as the head coach. Saban, who won six national titles with Alabama, retired after last season, ending his legendary career. Kalen DeBoer, who led Washington to the College Football Playoff in 2023, has taken over in Tuscaloosa.
DeBoer has the Tide off and running, though it’s also been a work in progress. After a 63-0 victory in Week 1, Alabama struggled for three quarters against South Florida before pulling away in a 42-16 win last week.
After scratching out wins in tougher-than-expected games the first two weeks, Luke Fickell’s Badgers are a big underdog against Alabama. Can Wisconsin pull off the upset?
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Wisconsin vs Alabama box score
| Team | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | TOTAL |
| WIS | — | — | — | — | — |
| ALA | — | — | — | — | — |
Wisconsin vs Alabama start time
- Date: Saturday, Sept. 14
- Time: 11 a.m.
Both Wisconsin and Alabama are playing in the third and final non-conference games on their 2024 schedule before getting a bye next week.
Wisconsin vs Alabama: ‘Big Noon Kickoff’ on Fox
Fox is bringing its ‘Big Noon Kickoff” show to Madison for the Wisconsin-Alabama game.
The pre-game on-site studio show begins two hours before kickoff at 9 a.m. from the Kohl Center Lawn. Events, with giveaways and prizes, begin at 7:30 a.m.
Anchor Rob Stone is joined on the desk with a star-studded cast featuring:
- Mark Ingram II, a 2009 Heisman Trophy winner and Alabama alum
- Matt Leinart, the 2004 Heisman Trophy winner at USC
- Brady Quinn, the former Notre Dame quarterback
- Urban Meyer, the former Ohio State coach and three-time national champion
Musical guest: Rapper Offset coming to Madison to perform for ‘Big Noon Kickoff’ ahead of Wisconsin-Alabama game
What channel is the Wisconsin Badger game on today? TV, live stream
Wisconsin vs Alabama betting odds, betting line, spread
Odds courtesy of BetMGM as of Friday night
- Spread: Wisconsin (+16)
- Money line: Alabama -790, Wisconsin +540
- Total points: 48.5
Wisconsin vs Alabama football predictions
Can the Badgers stun the college football world and upset Alabama? Our beat reporters don’t see that happening.
Mark Stewart: Alabama 27, Wisconsin 17
JR Radcliffe: Alabama 35, Wisconsin 10
Here’s more on their predictions.
Ron Dayne greets Wisconsin Badgers running backs
Ahead of being honored at Saturday’s game to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his Heisman Trophy season, Wisconsin legend Ron Dayne visited the Badgers’ running backs.
He shared a few words of advice on Friday for the players and handed out T-shirts that featured the text “Running Back University.”
During the 1999 season, Dayne set the NCAA’s all-time rushing record.
Wisconsin football news
Wisconsin football schedule 2024: TV channels, dates, start times
All times Central.
- Friday, Aug. 30: vs. Western Michigan (Recap of the Badgers’ 28-14 win)
- Saturday, Sept. 7: vs. South Dakota (Recap of the Badgers’ 27-13 win)
- Saturday, Sept. 14: vs. No. 5 Alabama | 11 a.m. | FOX (Fubo)
- Saturday, Sept. 21: BYE
- Saturday, Sept. 28: at No. 23 USC *
- Saturday, Oct. 5: vs. Purdue *
- Saturday, Oct. 12: at Rutgers *
- Saturday, Oct. 19: at Northwestern *
- Saturday, Oct. 26: vs. Penn State *
- Saturday, Nov. 2: at Iowa *
- Saturday, Nov. 9: BYE
- Saturday, Nov. 16: vs. No. 3 Oregon *
- Saturday, Nov. 23: at Nebraska *
- Friday, Nov. 29: vs. Minnesota *
- Saturday, Dec. 7: Big Ten Championship (Indianapolis)
* Denotes Big Ten game
Alabama football schedule 2024: TV channels, dates, start times
All times Central.
- Saturday, Aug. 31: Alabama vs. Western Kentucky (Recap of the Crimson Tide’s 63-0 win)
- Saturday, Sept. 7: Alabama vs. South Florida (Recap of the Crimson Tide’s 42-16 win)
- Saturday, Sept. 14: Alabama at Wisconsin | 11 a.m. | Fox (Fubo)
- Saturday, Sept. 21: BYE
- Saturday, Sept. 28: Alabama vs. No. 1 Georgia | 6:30 p.m. | ABC (Fubo)*
- Saturday, Oct. 5: Alabama at Vanderbilt*
- Saturday, Oct. 12: Alabama vs. South Carolina | 11 a.m. | ABC or ESPN (Fubo)*
- Saturday, Oct. 19: Alabama at No. 15 Tennessee*
- Saturday, Oct. 26: Alabama vs. No. 11 Missouri*
- Saturday, Nov. 2: BYE
- Saturday, Nov. 9: Alabama at No. 12 LSU*
- Saturday, Nov. 16: Alabama vs. Mercer | 1 p.m. | ESPN+, SEC Network+
- Saturday, Nov. 23: Alabama at No. 16 Oklahoma*
- Saturday, Nov. 30: Alabama vs. Auburn*
* Denotes SEC game
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The iconic wooden roller coaster at Alabama Adventure & Splash Adventure is officially back in action, along with some seasonal deals. This Father’s Day, dads can get into the park for free to ride the restored coaster, Rampage.
It’s not the only attraction returning; this Halloween, Alabama Adventure is bringing back not one but two haunted houses for the first time since the late 2000s.
If you can’t wait until then, the Bessemer park will be open late on Saturdays and end with a pop of color. Adventure Summer Nights will have the park open until 9:30 p.m. once a week with a fireworks show to round off the night.
And as an apology to their loyal visitors, people who bought a daily ticket before June 10 are welcome to come back and try their new and improved attractions for free. If you’re a season pass holder, don’t feel left out—pass holder discounts are doubled for the month of July.
Governor Kay Ivey on Thursday set an execution date for death row inmate Jeremy Williams, who was convicted in the 2021 kidnapping, rape and murder of 5-year-old Kamarie Holland in Phenix City.
Williams is scheduled to be executed by the state’s three-drug lethal injection during a 30-hour window beginning at 12 a.m. August 13 and ending at 6 a.m. August 14. The execution date comes after the Alabama Supreme Court granted a request from Attorney General Steve Marshall’s office on June 16, authorizing the state to carry out the sentence.
In a letter to Alabama Department of Corrections Commissioner Greg Lovelace, Ivey said the Supreme Court’s June 16 order serves as the official death warrant for Williams.
“By law, I am required to specify the time frame for carrying out the sentence of death,” Ivey said. “Accordingly, I hereby order that Jeremy Lee Williams’s sentence of death be carried out within a time frame beginning on August 13, 2026, at 12:00 a.m. and ending on August 14, 2026, at 6:00 a.m.”
Ivey noted that she retains the authority to commute the sentence before the execution takes place.
Williams, 34, was convicted in April 2024 on four counts of capital murder stemming from Holland’s death. Prosecutors charged him with capital murder during a kidnapping, capital murder during a rape, capital murder during first-degree sodomy and capital murder of a child younger than 14.
Authorities said Holland disappeared from her family’s home in Phenix City on December 13, 2021. Her body was discovered two days later inside an abandoned house less than a mile away. An autopsy determined that she had been sexually assaulted and strangled.
In addition to the death sentence, Williams received several other prison terms. He was sentenced to life imprisonment for human trafficking and for knowingly producing recordings depicting the sexual abuse of a child. He also received another life sentence for a separate sexual abuse conviction, along with a 20-year sentence for conspiracy to commit human trafficking and a 10-year sentence for abuse of a corpse.
Unlike most death row inmates, Williams sought to speed up the execution process. During a hearing, he told the court that he accepted responsibility for his actions and wanted the sentence carried out.
In 2025, Williams dismissed his attorneys and informed the court that he wished to waive any remaining appeals and proceed with his execution. Russell County Circuit Court Judge David Johnson determined that Williams was competent to make that decision and allowed him to forgo further legal challenges.
Under Alabama law, capital convictions automatically receive appellate review. The Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals subsequently affirmed Williams’ conviction and death sentence in March.
After that review concluded, the Alabama Attorney General’s Office petitioned the Alabama Supreme Court in May to authorize an execution date. The court granted the request earlier this week, clearing the way for Ivey to schedule the execution.
If carried out as scheduled, Williams’ execution would occur nearly five years after Holland’s death and a little more than two years after he was sentenced to death.
Williams’ execution would be Alabama’s first by lethal injection since April 2025. The state’s three most recent executions were carried out using nitrogen hypoxia, which Alabama began using in 2024.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) – You don’t find too many camps where you learn how to slap someone. But this summer, you will in Montgomery. It’s one of many kids camps put on by the Alabama Shakespeare Festival.
“We have our Camp Shakespeare Junior which is our half day for the littles, kindergarten through 3rd grade,” said Cameron Williams, the ASF director of education. “We have Big Kid Shakespeare camp and everyone is learning all about ‘Much Ado About Nothing’.”
They learn about on stage combat, different acting techniques, and also how to be creative and think on their feet.
“I think theater skills are life skills. So, what makes this camp special is we’re doing more than just boosting literacy and doing theater things. We’re doing life skills, learning what it means to be team players, about discipline, and working with people who may have different personalities than you.”
Different kids have different talents. And even if your child isn’t up for a lead role in the next play, this place can leave a lasting impact.
“If you’re looking for a place where your kid can come out of their shell, to learn how to speak in front of a group, and develop some confidence, this is the place to be.”
It’s a place that’s a real treasure in Montgomery, and its mining some young gems, who one day, could be on the big stage themselves. There are still more ASF camps going on this summer for pre-teens and even adults.
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