We have seen some fun matchups in the Southeastern Conference, but tonight is a big one.
Alabama puts its undefeated season on the line versus Texas A&M at Kyle Field.
Coach Nick Saban is after win No. 25 against a former assistant, and he also wants a complete game. Crimson Tide fans want to see their team dominate and take the crowd out of the game. Before kickoff happens, fans shared thoughts on Twitter on the Tide’s keys to victory versus the Aggies. According to Las Vegas Insider, Alabama is a -17.5 point favorite heading into the game.
Winning the LOS
— Andy (@Andy_RTR91) October 9, 2021
Our defense and if we can sustain a good running game! RTR
— David Cather (@david_cather) October 9, 2021
Intensity. Finishing. Not looking past ‘em.
— Mark Rhodes (@MarkRhodes11) October 9, 2021
Take the crowd out of the game early. Lets Bryce Young settle down and not force things.
— Jimmy Pittman (@JimmyPi39263363) October 9, 2021
Making sure the murderball is joyless.
— Seattle2n26 (@seattle2n26) October 9, 2021
Not getting sucked into the cult by Kipp.
— BamaPete (Tier 1 wannabe) (@bama_pete) October 9, 2021
Score early and take the crowd out of the game.
Defense needs to control Wydermyer. He was a matchup problem last year.
— Prada Cologne Pundit (@RioIsTrio) October 9, 2021
I’m curious to see if the quarterback/center exchange (shotgun snaps) are better this week. Can’t afford a turnover or negative plays in a hostile environment.
— Jared Edgar (@whizboshark) October 9, 2021
How the defense responds without Drew Sanders.
— Pedro Grass (@GarrisonGrass) October 9, 2021
Don’t let up play hard Texan AM is a wounded dog nothing to lose
— boss_302 (@mason1958) October 9, 2021
Bama players just have to keep their composure, limiting turnovers & penalties in a loud crowd environment. I figure Bama will want to pass more today, knowing they’re down to 3 scholarship RBs available. So, they’ll need to pass protect well.
— Shutdown Man (@ShutdownMan) October 9, 2021
CBS Sports will have the call on Alabama/Texas A&M at 7:00 p.m.
