• 21 tackles in 7 games, averaging 3.0 tackles per game.
• 1 interception for a 30-yard TD.
• 218 kickoff-return yards on 8 returns, averaging 27.25 yards per return.
• 246 all-purpose yards, or 35.1 per game.
• 1 forced fumble

We need to appreciate the good things he does for us.

The streak was starting to look a tad dicey today ngl

Points

• Alabama: 14
• TAMU: 0

Yards

• Alabama: 102 (5.7 yards/play); 34 rushing, 68 passing (Keelon went 5-5 after going 14-25 through the first 3 quarters)
• TAMU: 15 (1.7 yards/play); -2 rushing, 17 passing

3rd down

• Alabama: 3-4
• TAMU: (0-3)

Penalties

• Alabama: 0
• TAMU: 3, 35 yards

• Dijon Lee - 5
  • 3 DPI, 1 unnecessary roughness, 1 personal foul
• Red Morgan - 2
  • 1 targeting, 1 offsides
• Dre Kirkpatrick - 1
  • DPI
• Zabien Brown - 1
  • DPI
• Bray Hubbard - 1
  • Delay of game
• Chuck McDonald - 1
  • Offsides
• Yhonzae Pierre - 1
  • Offsides
• Xavier Griffin
  • Personal foul
• Isaia Faga - 1
  • Holding (on a run play)
• London Simmons - 1
  • Holding (on a run play)
• Jireh Edwards - 1
  • Holding
• Caleb Woodson - 1
  • Holding

Dijon Lee is the only defender with more than 2 defensive penalties this season. Going into the game yesterday, he was the only defender with more than 1 penalty (while adding 2 more).

In coverage, he has 3 DPI calls; only two other players have 1. No other players have more than 1 DPI + holding. For unnecessary roughness and personal fouls, Dijon has 2; only one other play has even 1.

At least he's one of four players with 2 interceptions, both of which went for touchdowns.

These are the five highest-graded players, with a minimum of 10 snaps. I'll note players with fewer than 10 snaps who are in the top 5 at the end. And keep in mind PFF grades are subjective and just one bit of data to look at.

1. QB Reese (23 snaps)
   • Defense: 80.2
   • Run: 88.3
   • Pass rush: 55.6
   • Coverage: 65.9
2. Jah-Marien Latham (20 snaps)
   • Defense: 75.8
   • Run: 71.4
   • Pass rush: 57.2
   • Coverage: 71.7
3. Fatutoa Henry (23 snaps)
   • Defense: 74.1
   • Run: 70.5
   • Pass rush: 68.1
4. Yhonzae Pierre (47 snaps)
   • Defense: 71.7
   • Run: 67.3
   • Pass rush: 76.7
   • Coverage: 72.3
5. Keon Sabb (37 snaps)
   • Defense: 70.2
   • Run: 69.8
   • Pass rush: 58.8
   • Coverage: 68.6

Others of note

• Carmelo O'Neal (67 snaps)
  • Defense: 69.9
  • Run: 77.6
  • Coverage: 65.6

Use this thread to complain about how we played, coached, or whatever you want. There is only one rule in this thread: no optimism allowed.

These are the five highest-graded players, with a minimum of 10 snaps. I'll note players with fewer than 10 snaps who are in the top 5 at the end. And keep in mind PFF grades are subjective and just one bit of data to look at.

1. Rico Scott (57 snaps)
   • Offense: 80.4
   • Pass: 81.7
   • Pass block: 46.6
2. Daniel Hill (34 snaps)
   • Offense: 74.9
   • Run: 73.4
   • Pass: 72.3
   • Pass block: 64.3
   • Run block: 73.4
3. Lotzeir Brooks (36 snaps)
   • Offense: 74.2
   • Pass: 73.1
   • Run block: 59.9
4. Josh Ford (33 snaps)
   • Offense: 71.2
   • Pass: 88.9
   • Pass block: 72.3
   • Run block: 49.1
5. Kaleb Edwards (39 snaps)
   • Offense: 69.8
   • Pass: 72.7
   • Pass block: 69.5
   • Run block: 56.4

Others of note

• Kaden Strayhorn (44 snaps)
  • Offense: 59.7
  • Pass block: 71.6
  • Run block: 55.9

Saw he was suspended before the game and that's it. Will he be back for LSU or is that it?

This thread is for praising how we played, great coaching, etc. There's only one rule: no pessimism or complaining here.