Alabama is still ranked No. 1 — but in penalties.
A now sixth-ranked Crimson Tide team that can hold its own with any college team in talent and has a seven-time national champion coach on the sideline hasn't been able to get out of its own way at times.
People are also reading… It's not the kind of big numbers the Tide are accustomed to posting. Alabama's 66 penalties is the most among the 131 FBS teams. Alabama is 129th in penalties per game and penalty yards per game . —Alabama committed 15 penalties before escaping Texas with a 20-19 win on Will Reichard's field goal in the final seconds.
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