Alabama lost 23-21 to Oklahoma after three turnovers, ending their perfect season.

Alabama lost 23-21 to Oklahoma, marking their first loss of the season after turning the ball over three times—two fumbles by quarterback Ty Simpson and one by wide receiver Ryan Williams—ending a streak of only six turnovers all season. Simpson was sacked four times, including a fumble on a late third-quarter sack that led to Oklahoma’s game-winning field goal. The Sooners’ blitz-heavy defense overwhelmed Alabama’s pass protection, and the Crimson Tide managed just 80 rushing yards. Head coach Kalen DeBoer cited poor decision-making under pressure as a key issue, emphasizing the need for better ball security and situational awareness. The loss ends Alabama’s perfect turnover margin and sets up a matchup against Eastern Illinois on November 22.