US EditionNo. 6 Alabama stifles No. 11 Tennessee 37-20 for its 4th straight win over a ranked team
- On Saturday, No. 6 Alabama Crimson Tide rolled to a 37-20 victory over No. 11 Tennessee Volunteers at Bryant-Denny Stadium, ending with the rivalry's postgame cigar tradition.
- Defensively, Alabama held Tennessee to 410 yards, far below its average, and forced a safety after intentional grounding, with Yhonzae Pierre contributing sacks and heavy pressure.
- Late in the first half, Zabien Brown's 99-yard interception return gave Kalen DeBoer's squad a 23-7 halftime lead, and Tennessee coach Josh Heupel said `Obviously disappointed in that play`.
- Alabama's win left the Crimson Tide four and 6-1 overall, while Tennessee fell to five and 2-2, with Joey Aguilar completing 28 of 44 passes for 268 yards.
- Historically, Alabama has dominated the series, winning 17 of 19 meetings and preventing Tennessee from consecutive wins since 2003-04, while bolstering Alabama's collection of ranked wins.
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