No. 6 Alabama is set to host No. 11 Tennessee on Oct. 18 underneath the lights at Bryant-Denny Stadium. ESPN’s Stanford Steve recently joined The Pat McAfee Show to discuss this matchup and who he likes to walk out as the winner.
As Stanford Steve said, “Alabama is the hottest team in the country.” In its last 3 games, Alabama has won over Georgia, Vanderbilt, and Missouri. Quarterback Ty Simpson has been spectacular since their opening loss to Florida State. With running back Jam Miller back, the offense looks unstoppable.
However, this Tennessee offense is just as high-powered as the Alabama offense. Quarterback Joey Aguilar has become a little turnover-prone as of late, and will need to protect the football if he wants a chance to knock off this Alabama team.
Stanford Steve said this when talking about the matchup between these two teams:
“Tennessee has really fallen off defensively, giving up a ton of points lately, and that Alabama offense matches up really well,” Stanford Steve said. “So, I think this leans Alabama. Night game, night show, fireworks, the whole thing. Plenty of points scored in this game.”
"Alabama is the hottest team in the country."@StanfordSteve82 doesn't think Tennessee's defense will stop the Crimson Tide pic.twitter.com/3zSQnmrw8z
— ESPN College Football (@ESPNCFB) October 15, 2025Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET on Saturday in Bryant-Denny Stadium.
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