The Crimson Tide ultimately did way more than survive as they made a statement in Kalen DeBoer's first SEC road win beating LSU 42-13. Strong defense was the theme for the Crimson Tide as they turned over LSU three times and didn't allow a touchdown until there was just 11 seconds remaining in the game.

The moment quarterback Jalen Milroe stuck his left shoe into the soggy Tiger Stadium grass, LSU’s last chance of defeating Alabama slipped away, and its hopes of finding a path to the College Football Playoff left with it.

Jalen Milroe highlighted a career-high 185 yards rushing with four scoring runs, and No. 11 Alabama routed 14th-ranked LSU 42-13.

Jalen Milroe found his spark for Alabama football Saturday night vs LSU. Can he keep it, and can he spark the Tide to the CFP?

Third down might be what wins the game. LSU’s offense (10th nationally) and Alabama’s defense (18th) are among the best nationally while the other side is the opposite: Alabama’s third down offense is 66th nationally while LSU’s defense ranks 79th.

No. 15 LSU controversially unveiled a live caged tiger in its stadium for the first time in almost a decade before they were routed 42-13 by No. 11 Alabama in their SEC showdown.

Two years ago, LSU Tigers fans stormed the field after a thrilling overtime win over their hated nemesis, the Alabama Crimson Tide. On Saturday in Baton Rouge, Alabama (7-2 overall, 4-2 SEC) sent the

LSU football got absolutely blasted by the Alabama Crimson Tide on Saturday night. Tigers fans were so unhappy during the 42-13 defeat, that they threw trash and debris onto the field. The tactics drew the ire of the television broadcast crew,