Alabama defensive coordinator Kane Wommack called Mike Bobo’s offense “efficient” and attacks other teams well. “He’s aggressive, takes shots, keeps you guessing, keeps you off-kilter, and has certainly committed to running the football as well,” Wommack said.

All eyes will be in Alabama this weekend when the Crimson Tide host the Georgia Bulldogs in a battle of unbeatens. The rematch of last year’s SEC title game will be on ABC in primetime on Saturday, but college football fans are clamoring to get last-minute tickets to Bryant-Denny Stadium to watch this one live.

Georgia-Alabama is a huge game, but in this new era of a 12-team playoff not as high stakes a Bulldog-Crimson Tide matchups have been in recent years.

“He’s in the same line with the guys they’ve had in the past,” Georgia head coach Kirby Smart said. “Super quick, talented, confident with the ball, great ball skills, great quickness. He’s a track athlete that was elite as a junior, and then he comes out and he’s already performing at a high level.”

Alabama-Georgia football will capture the nations' attention Saturday, but the stakes aren't too high, because the first-loss hangover has been cured.

Former President Trump is headed to Tuscaloosa, Ala., for the University of Alabama’s football game against the University of Georgia on Saturday. The University of Alabama confirmed Monday that Trump plans to attend the game,