“I mean, they were physical. We couldn’t run the ball. They played. You know, Jim Knowles is a really good defensive coordinator. They had us covered most of the time and they ran the ball.”

“I’ll say it. I’ll go on record,” Ryan Grubb told reporters Monday. “I think Keelon Russell is the best quarterback in America, period.” But on Saturday against Tennessee, Russell couldn’t prove it. Alabama’s offense struggled mightily.

The man who a judge said should be retried for the brutal murder of his wife more than 40 years ago still sits in prison, nearly a month after a judge lifted his conviction and said his trial was “fundamentally unfair.”

A third suspect is in custody in the shooting death of a 62-year-old man in Montgomery.

“We just got to have better answers. Two weeks in a row with no (touchdowns) in the second half. It’s pathetic, you know, and so for us, it just starts with me and the staff, and especially me, and just finding ways to get guys in better positions.”

Alabama is one of seven states involved in a $4.4 million settlement with three financial institutions over what investigators call unreasonable commissions on small-dollar transactions.

The project will build an overpass and underpass to eliminate train blockages affecting Trussville and Woodlawn, with construction expected after a two-year design phase.

On Monday, Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer was about a throw to Marshall Pritchett in Saturday's game and how Tennessee looked like it knew what was about to happen. "I know exactly the play you’re talking about," DeBoer said.

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“Putting an offense together, understanding tendencies and things like that, I think you’ve got to look at, there’s a lot of scenarios that go into struggling at times as an offense. Again it comes down to execution in a lot of those moments."