Jalen Milroe had minimal rushing success against Oklahoma. The Alabama football quarterback ran 15 times and tallied only seven yards. Just two weeks prior, he had rushed for 185 yards on 12 carries and four touchdowns on the road against LSU. What changed? It was among many questions about the lackluster offensive effort.

No. 7 Alabama football went to Norman this past weekend with its season on the line and everything to play for, but laid another inexplicable egg on the road as they fell to the Oklahoma Sooners 24-3.

Despite DeBoer coming to his defense, Jalen Milroe's performance against Oklahoma shed light on his biggest flaw.

Alabama offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan said his in-game adjustments were "not good enough" in loss to Oklahoma.

No. 7 Alabama’s hopes of an SEC title are over and a College Football Playoff appearance looks highly, highly unlikely after a 24-3 loss at Oklahoma. The Crimson Tide were 14-point favorites but Oklahoma took control of the game with a pair of third-quarter interceptions and its pass rush collapsed the pocket on QB Jalen Milroe all night.