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Alabama is about to experience life without Tua Tagovailoa — at least for one game.
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They tripped the lights fantastic at Bryant-Denny Stadium. But, along the way, an injury may have tripped up Alabama’s season.
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TUSCALOOSA — With Tua Tagovailoa hurt, No. 1 Alabama turned to the defense and Najee Harris to pull out a 35-13 victory over Tennessee on Saturday night.
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TUSCALOOSA — Nick Saban was coaching the NFL's Miami Dolphins the last time Alabama lost to Tennessee.
When: 7 p.m., Saturday
TUSCALOOSA — You’ll have to excuse Terrell Lewis for being a little voracious, he’s got a lot of making up to do after missing 25 games over the last two seasons with injuries.
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TUSCALOOSA — Through all his accolades and accomplishments, Tua Tagovailoa has never been one for much bravado or pomposity.
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TUSCALOOSA — Nicknamed “Magic” during his high school days, what Jaylen Waddle does on the football field usually draws more oohs and ahhs than criticism.
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TUSCALOOSA — It might have been a retaliation, but DeVonta Smith's return volley on Texas A&M safety Leon O'Neal Jr. late in last Saturday's 47-28 win proved especially costly.
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Alabama is back on top and Tua Tagovailoa and the Tide look to stay there for a while.
On a third-and-six from the A&M 16-yard line — 8:55 remaining in the half — Tua Tagovailoa had wideout Jerry Jeudy open in the middle of the Aggies' coverage.
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TUSCALOOSA — Xavier McKinney is Alabama's leading tackler and one of the team's top defenders. He can draw, too.
TUSCALOOSA — Xavier McKinney found a simple, albeit somewhat unnerving way to correct the open-field tackling issues that plagued him early in his Alabama career: imagine Nick Saban yelling at you.
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