BOL Live Show: Instant analysis after Alabama's close loss at Tennessee
The Alabama Crimson Tide have dropped their second consecutive game on the road.
Bama’s offense struggled in Knoxville on Saturday in their 17-24 loss to the Tennessee Volunteers. The unit generated just 7 points in the first half despite forcing a trio of turnovers from Tennessee. Alabama put up 10 points in the second half, but were unable to do anything on their final four possessions, the last one ending in a Jalen Milroe interception.
Bama controlled the Time of Possession battle by over seven minutes, but were plagued by penalties (15) and going just 3-of-14 on third down attempts.
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On the other side of the ball, the Tide defense allowed 414 yards of total offense, 220 of those coming on the ground. All 24 of the Volunteers’ points came in the second half as they scored points on four of their seven possessions.
There is much to discuss and take away from Saturday’s game. BamaOnLine’s Tim Watts, Andrew Bone, and Jimmy Stein provide their analysis of Alabama’s loss to Tennessee. Bama’s next game will be at home versus Missouri on Oct. 26.
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