Alabama vs Vanderbilt

Alabama and Vanderbilt commanded the viewership numbers on Saturday despite a primetime rivalry game airing just after the Crimson Tide's victory over the Commodores.

Jam Miller shone in his first home game of the season, and in postgame, said offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb 'challenged' the group.

Despite a strong day from the Crimson Tide's signal caller, quarterback Ty Simpson shouldered the blame for the Tide's offensive miscues.

Alabama offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor praised his team after Saturday's win and shared that his run play was only added to the playbook during practice last week.

Vanderbilt's head coach Clark Lea shared his thoughts with the media following the Commodores' loss to Alabama on Saturday, where he praised Ty Simpson's impressive 300-yard performance.

Vanderbilt had been able to move the ball in the last six quarters (combining last season and the first half of this game) against Alabama, but the second-half shutout ended the streak.

It may not have quite been killing an ant with a sledgehammer (the words of Ryan Williams), but Alabama got revenge on Vanderbilt for last season's upset in Nashville.

Who's in, and who's out for the Crimson Tide and the Commodores ahead of their 2:30 p.m. clash in Bryant-Denny Stadium?

Vanderbilt running back Sedrick Alexander said the Commodores would dominate the Crimson Tide on Saturday in Bryant-Denny Stadium.

The top prospect from Tennessee in the 2028 class is expected to attend the Tide's ranked matchup against Vanderbilt this weekend.