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Your Drive, Harrison Valentine, Jacob Hester, coming to you after LSU Falls, 42 to 28 to Alabama

in Tuscalo. Really a thriller for three quarters up until Jaden, let me turn my MacBook off,

up until Jaden, through that interception, the past was tipped, but that was just one blemish in what was a tremendous outing for Jaden. Can't really say enough good things about LSU's quarterback. But in the end, Jalen Milrow and his four rushing touchdowns were too much to handle for this LSU defense. Yeah, a couple things to get into. First off, Matt Flynn continues to be a frontrunner. It doesn't show up after an LSU lost. No surprise there. But we are here, and we're here to talk about that game and also look forward to what we have coming up this week, which is Florida, which is always a great week here in Ban Rouge. But look, a lot of opportunities in that game in Tuscaloosa.

That game could have gone a couple of different ways. When LSU came out, Harrison, and you score right before halftime, and then you get the ball and you go down there and you score, you're like, okay, this is what this game is going to be. It's going to be which team has the ball last because of the LSU offense. but in a game like that, man, it's one play here, one play there.

It's a penalty.

It doesn't necessarily have to be. which team has the ball last because of the LSU offense. But in a game like that, man, it's

one play here, one play there. It's a penalty. It doesn't necessarily have to be a turnover. And

obviously we can get into some of the situations for this LSU defense. Jalen Milrow with his legs.

That's the reason really you come up short in this contest. And so, man, one of those frustrating

games where you feel like you had

opportunities to take the game stay in the game maybe even win the game and unfortunately for

lSU those things didn't happen for the tigers yeah i was talking with cody at half time and he

pretty much called it i think am are we going to blame cody for the loss yeah uh he was telling

me yeah cody worsham uh he was telling me that it was going to be the team that comes up with a big play defensively, whether it's an interception, a forced fumble, whatever.

That was going to be the team that was going to win the game.

And ultimately, unfortunately, the Crimson Tide were the team to get it.

You really kind of had that feeling after that interception that the game was over,

just how the game was trending.

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