Alabama vs LSU: Full Match Preview and Highlights

The final score of an American football game between the Alabama vs LSU.

• Final Score:
  • LSU Tigers: 13 points
  • Alabama Crimson Tide: 42 points
• Team Records:
  • LSU Tigers: 6 wins, 3 losses (6-3)
  • Alabama Crimson Tide: 7 wins, 2 losses (7-2)
• Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown:
  • 1st Quarter:
    • LSU: 3 points
    • Alabama: 14 points
  • 2nd Quarter:
    • LSU: 0 points
    • Alabama: 7 points
  • 3rd Quarter:
    • LSU: 7 points
    • Alabama: 7 points
  • 4th Quarter:
    • LSU: 3 points
    • Alabama: 14 points

Based on the final score and the quarter-by-quarter breakdown, Alabama Crimson Tide had a dominant victory over LSU Tigers. They scored more points in every quarter except the third.

Game Leaders

It shows the individual performances of the top players from both teams in the LSU Tigers vs. Alabama Crimson Tide game.

Passing Yards:

• LSU: Garrett Nussmeier completed 27 of 42 passes for 239 yards, 1 touchdown, and 2 interceptions.
• Alabama: Jalen Milroe completed 12 of 18 passes for 109 yards.

Rushing Yards:

• LSU: Caden Durham rushed 8 times for 63 yards.
• Alabama: Jalen Milroe rushed 12 times for 185 yards and 4 touchdowns.

Receiving Yards:

• LSU: Kyren Lacy caught 5 passes for 79 yards and 1 touchdown.
• Alabama: Jamarion Miller caught 5 passes for 50 yards.

Overall, the Alabama Crimson Tide dominated the game, with Jalen Milroe having a particularly strong performance both as a passer and a runner.

Team Stats:

This comparison of the key offensive statistics between the LSU Tigers and the Alabama Crimson Tide in their recent game.

Here’s what we can learn:

Overall Offense:

• Total Yards: Alabama outgained LSU with 420 total yards compared to LSU’s 343.
• Yards per Play: Alabama averaged 6.4 yards per play, while LSU averaged 5.2.

Passing:

• Passing Yards: LSU had a significant advantage in passing yards with 239 compared to Alabama’s 109.

Rushing:

• Rushing Yards: Alabama dominated in rushing yards with 311 compared to LSU’s 104.

Efficiency:

• First Downs: Alabama gained more first downs with 23 compared to LSU’s 22.
• Third Down Efficiency: Alabama was more efficient on third downs, converting 10 out of 13 attempts (77%) compared to LSU’s 6 out of 14 (43%).
• Fourth Down Efficiency: Alabama did not attempt any fourth-down conversions, while LSU was 2 out of 3.

Other Stats:

• Total Plays: Both teams had the same number of plays (66).
• Punts: Both teams punted the same number of times (2).
• Penalties: Both teams had the same number of penalties (7), but Alabama’s penalties cost them more yards (74 vs. 65 for LSU).
• Turnovers: Neither team lost any fumbles or threw any interceptions.
• Time of Possession: Alabama held the ball longer with 33:55 minutes of possession compared to LSU’s 26:05.

In summary, Alabama’s balanced offensive attack with strong rushing and efficient passing, combined with fewer penalties and better time of possession, led to their victory over LSU.

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