Alabama's wide receiver room is proving to be exactly what fans thought it'd be entering the 2025 college football season.

A CBS Sports writer since 2010, the entertaining Fornelli is perhaps best known for his college football expertise. Fornelli's dedication to analysis of all levels of college football has helped him go 18-9 (+824) on his last 27 picks in Wisconsin games. Anyone who has followed him could be way up.

Heading into Saturday, safety Keon Sabb had tallied the only sack of the season for Alabama. Then the Crimson Tide changed that against Wisconsin in a big way. Alabama finished the game with four sacks as part of an overall dominant effort in which the Crimson Tide defeated the Badgers 38-14 on Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Following a season-opening loss to Florida State, the Tide rolled last weekend, 73-0, against UL Monroe. Ty Simpson threw for 226 yards, and three touchdowns and AK Dear turned five carries into 76 yards and a touchdown to pace the attack. Defensively, Bama allowed ULM just 148 total yards on the afternoon.

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Alabama football coaches tried to get Ty Simpson's competitive juices flowing last week. His performance against Wisconsin showed that the move worked.

The No. 19 Alabama Crimson Tide earned an impressive home win over the Wisconsin Badgers on Saturday, defeating them 38-14 behind standout performances from quarterback Ty Simpson and wide receiver Ryan Williams.