Alabama football may have lost to Oklahoma but the Crimson Tide remains in the driver's seat when it comes to a place in the SEC championship game.

This time, in a ranked SEC matchup, one at the center of the college football world and one with massive College Football Playoff implications, Alabama fell short, handing Kalen DeBoer his first home loss in his Crimson Tide career as Oklahoma beat Alabama 23-21 at Bryant-Denny Stadium Saturday, Nov. 15.

Also, we'll get more clarity on the ACC championship race as we inch closer toward the end of the regular season

After Alabama football coach Kalen DeBoer called him "questionable" on the SEC coaches teleconference Wednesday Nov. 12, Crimson Tide linebacker Qua Russaw was listed as such on the team's first SEC availability report before facing Oklahoma on Saturday, Nov. 15

Atlanta Braves catcher Drake Baldwin, the 2025 National League Rookie of the Year, has attended two of Alabama football's rivalry games this season.

If Alabama loses to Texas A&M and finishes 10-3, Georgia could claim the SEC's second top-four seed. Ole Miss is a long shot to reach the championship game. The Rebels are favored against Mississippi State, but they would also need upsets from Auburn and Texas during rivalry weekend -- a steep ask.

Ty Simpson and the Crimson Tide play their final regular season home game at Bryant-Denny Stadium in 2025. ESPN gives its win percentage for Alabama.