The Missouri Tigers still haven’t beaten the Alabama Crimson Tide in football since 1975. That remains true after Mizzou lost 34-0 to ‘Bama at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on Saturday afternoon.

After Alabama's Week 9 shutout of Missouri, Alabama is ranked No. 14 in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll. Alabama is one of eight SEC teams in the latest coaches poll along with No. 2 Georgia, No. 6 Texas, No. 7 Tennessee, No. 11 Texas A&M, No. 16 LSU, No. 18 Ole Miss and No. 23 Missouri

Alabama has a weak spot that could cause the Crimson Tide to slip out of College Football Playoff consideration.

Over its last four games, Alabama has endured a rough 2-2 stretch that has included disappointing losses to Vanderbilt and Tennessee. However, their tide took a turn in the right direction with a 34-0 win over No.

No real changes for Alabama football in its final injury report prior to the Missouri game Saturday. Alabama defensive back Red Morgan was listed as a game-time decision on the SEC availability report before kickoff against the Tigers. Safety Keon Sabb and linebacker Cayden Jones were both listed as out.

The MU Tigers suffered another SEC loss in Tuscaloosa, a 34-0 blowout against the Crimson Tide. Here are our grades.

Saturday's college football game between Missouri and Alabama is one of the most important results of the entire season. Crimson Tide offensive lineman