The game represented a mix of the soon-to-be past and future of Alabama football, as the Crimson Tide honored its seniors at Senior Day, while true freshman quarterback Keelon Russell put his potential on display. Here are some notes from the game:

It’s a new week, but Alabama’s kicking game continues to be a weakness for the Crimson Tide. Kicker Conor Talty missed a 28-yard field goal attempt in the first half, and the fans in Bryant-Denny Stadium came unglued after the kick bounced off the right upright and missed.

Coming into the game against the Oklahoma Sooners, if you told the Alabama Crimson Tide coaches they would outgain the Sooners by almost 200 yards, control the clock, and hold OU's offense to only 17 points,

Alabama Crimson Tide staff members wouldn't let the Oklahoma Sooners take a photo after the visitors' big win.

Sports Illustrated host Claudette Montana teams up with Alabama and Oklahoma Facebook fan groups at a Tuscaloosa tailgate.

Alabama needs to hope that the Oklahoma Sooners used all its ammo last week against the Tide and get caught sleeping at the wheel against the Tigers. Even with the head-to-head advantage, three losses would send Oklahoma packing, and it wouldn't be for the playoff.

Alabama opened its stay at the Allstate SEC Volleyball Tournament with a 3–1 win over South Carolina on Friday, handling the Gamecocks in a match that swung back and forth early before the Crimson Tide finally took control.