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Alabama Survives Late Surge to Defeat South Carolina 28-21
UPDATE: Alabama narrowly defeated South Carolina 28-21 on Saturday, October 25, 2025, in a tense SEC matchup at Williams-Brice Stadium. Despite an unsteady performance, the Crimson Tide rallied late to secure their first SEC road win over an unranked opponent under head coach Kalen DeBoer.
Alabama’s victory comes in the wake of a rocky game, highlighting the urgency for improvement as they head into the final stretch of the season. Quarterback Ty Simpson struggled to connect with his receivers for most of the game, but executed crucial plays when it mattered most, including a touchdown pass to Germie Bernard with just 2:16 left on the clock.
In a moment that encapsulated Alabama’s rollercoaster performance, Bernard scored two critical touchdowns, showcasing the high level of trust the coaching staff has in him. His first touchdown was a direct snap, while the second was a pivotal catch that helped secure the win amidst mounting pressure.
The game took a dramatic turn in the fourth quarter with South Carolina attempting to mount a comeback. They regained possession with 29 seconds left on their own 9-yard line, but Alabama’s defense held strong, ensuring the Gamecocks couldn’t capitalize on their final opportunity.
DaShawn Jones, an Alabama defensive back, made a significant impact with a pick-six earlier in the game, providing a much-needed boost when the offense struggled to find its rhythm. Jones’ interception is noteworthy, as it added points at a time when Alabama’s offensive output was limited.
The Crimson Tide’s ability to win despite their offensive inconsistencies raises questions about their deep passing game. Simpson’s inability to connect on multiple deep throws could have cost Alabama dearly against a team they were expected to dominate.
This win is crucial for Alabama as they prepare for their upcoming schedule, which includes more challenging opponents. DeBoer emphasized the importance of this victory, stating, “We proved we can win big games and small games alike,” highlighting the team’s resilience.
As they head into a much-needed bye week, Alabama players and coaches are eager to recharge after a grueling stretch of five consecutive SEC games, four against ranked opponents. The break will allow them to regroup and focus on refining their game plan ahead of a critical November.
The importance of this game extends beyond just the scoreboard. Bernard’s emergence as a key player could elevate his draft stock, as he is being considered a first-round prospect for the upcoming NFL draft.
This latest victory, while not the prettiest, reinforces Alabama’s position as a team that can grind out wins, a trait that will be essential as they push toward the postseason. Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see how the Tide adjusts in the coming weeks.
Stay tuned for more updates on Alabama football as they prepare for the next challenges ahead.
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