Alabama football report card after statement win vs LSU
How did Alabama football do against LSU? We hand out grades for the offense, defense, coaching, special teams and overall performance.
Baton Rouge, La. — Alabama football delivered a statement game against LSU, winning 31-13 at Tiger Stadium. The Crimson Tide's offense, while not perfect, showed promise with a run game that fell forward and a passing game with open check downs despite penalties. Quarterback Keelon Russell struggled, but the offense ultimately delivered when needed.
Alabama's defense dominated LSU's offense, keeping the Crimson Tide in the game with a strong red zone presence. Special teams also contributed with a key punt return and recovered ball, sealing the win. Coaching performance was rated as A, with Ryan Grubb expanding Keelon Russell's play options and Kane Wommack stepping up for the defense.
Overall, Alabama's road win against LSU earned an A grade, reaffirming their ability to beat top-ranked opponents after off weeks.
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