Alabama finishes the night with zero turnovers, zero penalties and zero points allowed. (Courtesy of @trent_tracker)Garnering a total of 532 yards of total offense, UA churned out 352 yards on the ground. The Arkansas defense had no answer for the Alabama onslaught, and it showed on both the stat sheet and the scoreboard.
— Cecil Hurt (@CecilHurt) October 20, 2013
[ESPN Video] Arkansas vs Alabama Highlight: Derrick Henry rush for 80 yards for a TOUCHDOWN. http://t.co/4GmdAjPK9R #AlabamaQuite literally, the game was as cut-and-dry as it appears in the written word. The only potential “drama” of the entire night (excluding injury concerns) came when the Crimson Tide defense stymied Arkansas late in the contest to preserve the shutout.
— Alabama Crimson Tide (@BR_CrimsonTide) October 20, 2013
Alabama has its first No. 1 defensive ranking of the year. Tide leads nation in scoring defense (9.7 points per game).Although the opposition entered Bryant-Denny Stadium with less than a full tank of gas, Alabama’s performance against the Razorbacks was, at least by visual means, the most “absolute” game of the 2013 season thus far.
— Andrew Gribble (@Andrew_Gribble) October 20, 2013
--Complete Stats--
Injury report
S Vinnie Sunseri – knee
DB Bradley Sylve – high-ankle sprain (day-to-day)
RB Altee Tenpenny – toe (day-to-day)
In respect to the injuries, Vinnie Sunseri’s knee is of paramount concern, and for the obvious reasons. In his postgame press conference, Alabama head coach Nick Saban addressed Sunseri’s injury and noted, “it could be serious.”
Alabama hoping for the best, bracing for the worst as it awaits MRI on Vinnie Sunseri's knee http://t.co/v7ZlCBXaKPKnown as a “ball hawk” in the Crimson Tide secondary, Sunseri’s injury took place while fulfilling his duties on special teams.
— Andrew Gribble (@Andrew_Gribble) October 20, 2013
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