Since Alabama crushed Missouri on their way to a record 384th SEC Championship, you may be thinking there isn’t a whole lot to recap here. Well, you would be absolutely right, but we’re gonna do it anyway because the constitution demands that the TAHD be glorified for even the slightest accomplishment, and THIS AIN’T NO SMALL ACCOMPLISHMENT PAAAWWWLLLLL BUT WE MAKE IT LOOK REAL EASY DON’T WE.
To follow the law set forth to make us more patriotic and holy, we’re going to take a look at five key plays that helped break the game open for Alabama. TO THE VIDYA ROOM.
First up, a key third-quarter pass from Blake Sims to DeAndrew White, which allowed Alabama to flip the field.
Next, let’s take a look at a huge fourth-quarter Sims touchdown pass that put Missouri on the ropes.
You just got the feeling that Missouri was in trouble after that one. And sure enough, on the following kickoff, Alabama made another play that just about finished off the Tigers.
And the final touchdown from El Tractorcito to put the game away.
But give Missouri credit, they kept fighting and at least forced Alabama to play defense until the end.
And one bonus play, as with this kneel down, Alabama becomes champions of the SEC yet again.
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