The Tides goes to Music City

What a weekend in Tuscaloosa, AL. The Tide rolled and rolled some more. Going up 30-7 at halftime the Tide Struggled to get anything going in the second half with Georgia 27 to 11 in the second half it wasn't enough for the Bulldogs to pull it off leaving the country with a new team at number 1 on the AP Poll.

Jalen Milroe was lights out on offense throwing for 374 yards 2 TD's and his first INT of the season, while also rushing for 117 yards and 2 more scores on the ground. Bama's defense not only granted Carson Beck his First INT but Three instead with Domani Jackson, Jihaad Campbell, and Zabien Brown all snagging one.

Alabama sits at 2nd in the SEC behind Texas A&M and tied with Texas at 1-0 in Conference play and 4-0 overall. The Crimson Tide will now travel to Nashville TN to take on the Vanderbilt Commodores. Sitting at 2-2 the Commodores will attempt to tame the Tide on their home turf. Diago Pavia hasn't thrown any interceptions this season while throwing 6 touchdowns and 721 Yards in the air. He is also Vanderbilts leading rusher with 279 yards and 2 rushing TDs. Vandy's leading receiver is TE Eli Stowers with 19 grabs for 220 Yards and 1 touchdown. The Commodores currently average 184.5 passing yards per game and 169.8 yards rushing while averaging 37.0 points per game they allow 23.3 points per game to opposing teams.

Vanderbilt gave Missouri a run for their money in a 30-27 loss in overtime. The Commodores have surprised most of the college football world with their play this season, but will they be able to hold a high-powered Alabama offense coming off what could be remembered as one of the greatest Games of recent history against the Georgia Bulldogs.

Watch the Tide take on the Vanderbilt Commodores on October 5th at 3:30 pm on the SEC Network.