Alabama cruised to a dominant 38-14 victory over Wisconsin in Week 3, with quarterback Ty Simpson leading a potent offensive attack. Simpson completed 382 passing yards and orchestrated several explosive plays, including two touchdown passes to Ryan Williams in the third quarter that proved decisive.

The Crimson Tide controlled the game from the start, scoring 7 points in the first quarter and 14 in the second to build an early cushion. Alabama extended its advantage with 14 more points in the third quarter before adding a final field goal in the fourth.

Wisconsin struggled offensively throughout, managing touchdowns in both the third and fourth quarters but never threatening Alabama's lead. The Badgers' Danny O'Neil threw an interception to Bray Hubbard in the third period, contributing to Alabama's dominant third-quarter performance. Wisconsin's Grant Stec led the receiving corps with 9 catches while AK Dear paced Alabama's ground game with 9 rushing attempts.

The win saw Alabama cover the -19.5 spread and push the total over the 45-point line.