Summary
Alabama's football team lost to Indiana in a College Football Playoff quarterfinal, with a score of 38-3. This was the first time Alabama has lost a game by over 30 points this century. Alabama's coach, Kalen DeBoer, emphasized the need to move forward and possibly rethink their strategy.
Key Facts
- Alabama lost to Indiana 38-3 in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal.
- The game took place at the Rose Bowl in Los Angeles.
- This loss was Alabama's first by more than 30 points in the 21st century.
- Alabama's coach, Kalen DeBoer, expressed frustration but stressed the importance of moving on.
- DeBoer mentioned the need for rebuilding and setting a common goal to improve.
- The transfer portal, a system for college athletes to switch schools, is opening soon, influencing team strategies.
- DeBoer suggested Alabama may need to change its recruitment strategy to stay competitive.
