Alabama‘s offense could never get anything going in last Saturday’s 24-3 loss at Oklahoma, producing just 234 total yards and zero touchdowns — the program’s lowest offensive output since 2004. Of course,

The Crimson Tide quarterback showed poor effort in stopping Kip Lewis from putting Oklahoma ahead by three scores.

Jalen Milroe fell far below expectations on Saturday. Milroe struggled mightily as No. 7 Alabama suffered an upset defeat at the hands of Oklahoma, losing

Auburn freshman wide receiver, Perry Thompson is getting in on all the talk surrounding the Iron Bowl, coming from Tiger players.  The freshman, who was

Oklahoma set the tone on Alabama's very first offensive snap as linebacker Danny Stutsman met Jalen Milroe at the line of scrimmage for a one-yard gain. Stutsman's strong tackle immediately energizes the Sooners defense as their captain got the better of Alabama's on the first snap.

Milroe tossed his second interception with 8:10 remaining in the third quarter. Alabama trailed 17-3 and was amid an eight-play drive looking to draw to within one score. Oklahoma linebacker Kip Lewis returned the pick 49 yards for a touchdown. Milroe threw another pick in the fourth quarter.

The Oklahoma Sooners' roughshod victory over Alabama in a 24-3 lopsided game on Saturday proved that the Crimson Tide's issues run far deeper than the surface. Head football coach Kalen DeBoer has had a bumpy season until now,

Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer addressed QB Jalen Milroe's effort on a failed tackle attempt as Oklahoma's Kip Lewis returned an interception for a score.

For all the flack that Alabama QB Jalen Milroe has caught over the course of his career, effort has never been one of them. But following a play that ended up being very costly against the Oklahoma Sooners,

With Alabama consistently one-dimensional, they had no answers for Brent Venables' scheme that shut down the one-dimension