Alabama vs. UL Monroe schedule, how to watch, TV channel, streaming, game time
Alabama vs. UL Monroe schedule, how to watch, TV channel, streaming, game time
How to watch
When: Sat., Sept. 17
Time: 4 p.m. Eastern
TV: SEC Network
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What you need to know
UL Monroe: You'll hear a lot about how the Warhawks knocked off Saban and the Tide back in 2007, but times have certainly changed since then. ULM has a decent option at QB: Chandler Rogers is completing almost 78% of his throws and he's the 2nd leading rusher on an offense that doesn't make a ton of mistakes, has few penalties, and turned the ball over just once.
Alabama: A good chance for the Crimson Tide to cut down on some of the mistakes it made in last week's 1-point win at Texas. Namely, all those penalties on the back end and on the offensive line. And a chance to help shore up its protection of quarterback Bryce Young, who, while he's a gifted runner with the football, this team fares better when he has a clean pocket to throw from.
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