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The Crimson Tide not only beat Tennessee, but Alabama also achieved some SEC history. No. 6 Alabama defeated No. 11 Tennessee 37-20 at Bryant-Denny Stadium, which marked the fourth consecutive win over a ranked opponent for the Crimson Tide (6-1, 4-0 SEC).

Ty Simpson leads Alabama to a 37-20 victory over Tennessee in the Third Saturday in October rivalry. Here's a recap, highlights, reactions and more.

Alabama football lit up cigars after getting a revenge victory over Tennessee at Bryant-Denny Stadium on the Third Saturday in October.

Alabama football defended its home stadium successfully on Saturday, avenging last season’s loss to Tennessee with a 37-20 win over the Volunteers. The victory moved the Crimson Tide to 6-1 on the season, 4-0 in SEC play. As cigar smoke fills the air above Bryant-Denny Stadium, here’s what Saturday’s win means for the rest of Alabama’s season.

Former Alabama Crimson Tide running back Damien Harris explained why he believes his old squad doesn't care about whether the team is feared on Saturdays.

Coach Kalen DeBoer says the team is breaking its "24-hour rule" by immediately focusing on the next opponent. DeBoer notes the team remains motivated by its Week 1 loss and has maintained an edge in practice. Alabama football is not following its own rules.

The Crimson Tide clinched bowl eligibility for the 22nd consecutive season following its home victory against the Volunteers.