MADISON, Wis.— The No. 4 Alabama football team heads to Wisconsin for its first road game of the season.

During the Badgers’ first drive of the game, starting quarterback Tyler Van Dyke left the game with an apparent knee injury after being tackled by Alabama’s Keanu Koht with 11:00 remaining in the first quarter. Van Dyke went straight to the injury tent and was then put on a cart and taken to the locker room.

Van Dyke was sent off from the match at half-time.

Reserve redshirt sophomore Braedyn Locke entered the game at quarterback for Van Dyke. Wisconsin gained no yards on the drive when Locke entered the game, but Nathanial Vakos fired a 53-yard field goal to give Wisconsin an early 3-0 lead.

Van Dyke is in his first season as a starter at Wisconsin after four seasons at Miami. The senior had 406 yards and one passing touchdown on the season leading up to Saturday’s game. He was 5 of 5 for 19 yards against Alabama before the injury.

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This story will be updated throughout the game with injury updates and post-game comments from the coaches.