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Alabama Crimson Tide Tames LSU Tigers with Defensive Dominance at Bryant-Denny Stadium

The Alabama Crimson Tide improved their record to 8-1 after a decisive victory over the LSU Tigers, who now stand at 5-4. The game concluded with a score of 20-9 in favor of the home team, played out in front of an enthusiastic crowd at Bryant-Denny Stadium.


Sep 4, 2021; Atlanta, Georgia, USA; Alabama Crimson Tide offensive lineman Evan Neal (73) and defensive lineman Phidarian Mathis (48) hold up the Old Leather Helmet after defeating the Miami Hurricanes at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports

First Quarter


The first quarter saw a cautious start from both teams, with Alabama managing to put up the only points through a field goal by Conor Talty. The kicker's precision set the tone for what would be an effective day for special teams.


Second Quarter


Alabama's offense found its rhythm in the second quarter. Ty Simpson led an impressive drive culminating in a touchdown pass to Ryan Williams. Daniel Hill added another touchdown on a short run, showcasing his agility and power near the goal line. Meanwhile, Alabama's defense held strong, limiting LSU to just one field goal before halftime.


Third Quarter


The third quarter was marked by defensive prowess from both sides. The Tide’s defense was particularly formidable as Yhonzae Pierre recorded two sacks and forced one fumble that was recovered by London Simmons. Despite these efforts, LSU managed another field goal but failed to close the gap significantly.


Fourth Quarter


In the final quarter, Alabama maintained control over the game’s tempo with strategic plays and clock management. Conor Talty added another field goal to extend their lead while Blake Doud consistently pinned LSU deep into their territory with precise punts inside their 20-yard line.


With this win under their belt, post-game thoughts Alabama Crimson Tide are focused on maintaining momentum as they prepare for their next challenge against Oklahoma Sooners on November 15th at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa. Fans can catch all the action live on ABC at 3:30 PM EDT.


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