Tennessee Tech vs. Wisconsin: TV Info, Spread, Injury Updates, Game Time, More

No Montee Ball, no problem.

No. 21 Wisconsin will host Tennessee Tech on Saturday in Madison after running over Massachusetts 45-0 in Week 1.

In the victory over the Minutemen, the Badgers exploded for 393 rushing yards, led by Melvin Gordon (144 yards, one touchdown), James White (143 yards, one touchdown) and freshman Corey Clement (101 yards, one touchdown).

Tennessee Tech is coming off a 63-7 victory over Cumberland in Week 1. Junior quarterback Darian Stone tossed for two touchdowns and ran for two more in the resounding win.

Here's a look at the matchup between Wisconsin and Tennessee Tech on Saturday.

When: Saturday, Sept. 7, at 12 p.m. ET

Where: Camp Randall Stadium, Madison, Wis.

Watch: Big Ten Network

Live Stream: BTN2Go

Betting Line (via Covers.com): Wisconsin -45

Tennessee Tech Injuries (via USA Today)

Not available

Wisconsin Injuries (via USA Today)

Out: No injuries to report

Questionable: WR Reggie Love (Knee), WR Chase Hammond (Arm)

Probable: No injuries to report

Top Storyline: Wisconsin's Rushing Attack Just Fine Without Montee Ball

Montee Ball may have put up some historic numbers with Wisconsin, but the Badgers appear to be doing just fine without him.

James White, Melvin Gordon and Corey Clement all dazzled in Week 1, albeit against inferior competition. 

White averaged 6.4 yards per carry last season, while Gordon averaged 10.0 yards per carry on 62 rushes, so I'm not that surprised that both have filled the void left by Ball's departure. The production of promising rookie Corey Clement—the No. 12 running back in the 2013 class, according to 247Sports.com—is simply an added bonus.

Wisconsin's real test will come against No. 3 Ohio State on Sept. 28, but for now it's smooth sailing for the Badgers.

Prediction: Wisconsin 56, Tennessee Tech 10

Tennessee Tech's defense should be no match for Wisconsin's high-powered rushing attack, and that's not even mentioning the continued maturation of quarterback Joel Stave, who connected with receiver Jared Abbrederis on touchdowns of 65 and 57 yards against UMass.

The game will end quickly as the Badgers roll over the Golden Eagles en route to their next matchup against Arizona State.

It's never a good idea to look ahead to your next opponent, but I would be surprised if this wasn't a blowout, even if Wisconsin isn't at its best. The three-headed monster of White, Gordon and Clement is for real.