Tennessee Vs. Alabama Football Victory- The First in 15 Years

tennessee beat alabama football on the last-second field goal to extend its winning streak for the first time since 2006.  It looked as if Alabama football had decided the game.Kool-Aid McKinstry was running toward the end zone. Alabama took the lead in the final minutes on Saturday and came close to playing football deep in Tennessee Vols Tennessee territory.

FOOTBALL VICTORY OVER ALABAMA BY TENNESSEE IS THE FIRST IN 15 YEARS.

Wait a second. there was a flag Crossing the Alabama Fault.Peace is back. Shortly thereafter, Tennessee tied the game.Crimson Tide couldn’t avoid each other, whether early or late in the game.

Tennessee took advantage of a missed field goal in the second half and the Vols kicked the game-winner at the buzzer to beat Alabama 52–49 at Neyland Stadium. Tennessee has lost 15 years in a row against Alabama.

Here are some observations and insights from the game between No. 1 Alabama (6-1, 3-1 SEC) and No. 8 Tennessee (6-0, 3-0).

DEFENSIVE BATTLE AGAINST HENDON HOOKER ET AL, ASIDE FROM A FEW TURNOVERS

Alabama was aware of the Vols’ pace of attack. It was talked about over and over again throughout the week. But knowing about it often didn’t matter. The Crimson Tide struggled to slow Tennessee’s rampant offense. Blink and Vols had already played some tracks. That fast pace kept Alabama from impacting Hooker, and Vols’ offense rolled early. Tennessee had three touchdowns by the end of the first quarter.

Hookers and receivers continued to find weaknesses in reporting, and Alabama struggled to find ways to disrupt Hookers’ normally clean bags. This gave the Vols plenty of offensive success. The Crimson Tide struggled to stem Tennessee’s rampant offense. Blink and Vols had already played some tracks. That fast pace kept Alabama from impacting Hooker, and Vols’ offense rolled early. Tennessee had three touchdowns by the end of the first quarter.

Hookers and receivers continued to find weaknesses in reporting, and Alabama struggled to find ways to disrupt Hookers’ normally clean bags.This gave the Vols plenty of offensive success. Tennessee then finished with a last-minute kick across the field that won the game.

DISCIPLINE ISSUES AND ERRORS LEFT ALABAMA BEHIND EARLY

It’s almost silly that Alabama found a way to get penalties for their first-quarter drive. For example, First, there was an obsession with kickoff returns. With Tennessee he just led 14-7, the Crimson his tide had to react. Another holding penalty in the first attacking game. The Crimson Tide got off to a false start before Alabama made another play. From there, the ride only got worse. Adding a Torshon Holden drop to the penalty quickly forced James Barnip to jab out of Alabama’s end zone.

Furthermore, The Crimson Tide scored seven penalties in the game through a Barnipes punt. More than 5 minutes left in 1Q. In the first half alone, Alabama had 71 yards and he had nine penalties.

These got in the way of an Alabama team struggling enough to face a talented Tennessee team at hostile Neyland Stadium. When it comes to errors, none were more obvious than Quandarrius Robinson’s punt return error when Tennessee recovered trying to pick up a loose ball. Shortly after the turnover, the Vols took a lead of 28:10 to 11:41 in the first half.

BRYCE YOUNG’S SHOULDERS ARE FINE

Has Young  injure recently? He certainly didn’t look like a player who had just recovered from his shoulder injury.

Moreover, After missing last week’s game, vs. Heisman Trophy winners Texas A&M are back to their old tricks as quarterbacks for Alabama.

His third-quarter drive, which assisted Alabama in taking its first lead, was sublime. Young used Houdini-like acrobatics and amazing throws to lead a 12-play, 75-yard march. Nothing short of amazing was the ball making to tight end Cameron Latu near the right sideline.

JAHMYR GIBBS IS STILL A GAMER.

The player after Young you would like to  the ball in a crucial situation is Gibbs. At times, he paralyzed defenders. He demonstrated clutch play when scoring as well. Moreover, By the end of the third quarter, he had scored three touchdowns on the ground. Similarly, Gibbs continued his streak of 100-plus yard rushing days, as he emerged as the top non-Young player in the Alabama offense.

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