SEC Network analyst said the Crimson Tide relaxed and it almost came back to haunt them.
Alabama coach Nick Saban said after the Crimson Tide’s 24-21 win over Arkansas on Saturday that his team has to
“Alabama a little shaky,” McElroy, the former Alabama quarterback, said on his Always College Football podcast. “A good start to the game, in crusie control early, up 21-6. It felt like Alabama collectively kind of exhaled. Like ‘We got it, on to the next. Tennessee’s next week.’ I felt like they exhaled, and then all of the sudden, Arkansas started to find themselves offensively, got into a little bit of a rhythm, next thing you know you’re in a dog fight.
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