
Alabama Crimson Tide supporters in Tuscaloosa received complimentary Dr. Pepper beverages at Rounders on University Boulevard following the team's 20-17 loss to Georgia, a defeat fueled by a controversial non-call on a potential pass interference play.
The incident occurred when Georgia safety KJ Bolden disrupted wide receiver Rico Scott's route on a critical fourth-down attempt, preventing a touchdown that would have likely secured the win for the No. 6 ranked Crimson Tide.
Head coach Kalen DeBoer declined to blame the officials, emphasizing the need for the squad to focus on controllable factors as they prepare to travel to Knoxville. Alabama faces No.
14 Tennessee on Saturday, a matchup where the Crimson Tide have not recorded a victory since 2020, having lost in both 2022 and 2024. The team will return home for a Week 8 contest against Texas A&M before taking a bye week and subsequently traveling to Baton Rouge to face LSU.

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