What a difference two weeks can make in college football. Just over two weeks ago, the Alabama Crimson Tide won a big game, upsetting the then-No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs 41-34. Alabama soared to the top of the national rankings and was widely regarded as the team to beat in college football. However, the Crimson Tide were surprised by the Vanderbilt Commodores, who defeated them 40-35. The following week, they narrowly defeated the South Carolina Gamecocks, 27-25.
On the “Paul Finebaum Show,” the SEC Network analyst talked about the problems the Crimson Tide face. Finebaum cast doubt on the team’s discipline and leadership. “They don’t look disciplined,” Finebaum observed. “They don’t look like they have anybody in charge.”
Finebaum stated that he finds it most “disturbing” that a captain like Malachi Moore continues to behave like a “fool.” Finebaum believes that everything emanates from the people in charge of the program. He finished by stating that he believes the players do whatever they want and do not care what Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer has to say. The Crimson Tide are trying to figure things out as they prepare for a big game against the No. 11 Tennessee Volunteers on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET, which will air on ABC.
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