Kalen DeBoer addressed a perceived lack of effort from Jalen Milroe on his pick-six this past Saturday during his post-game press conference. It was a frustrating night all around for the Alabama quarterback.

The Oklahoma Sooners' roughshod victory over Alabama in a 24-3 lopsided game on Saturday proved that the Crimson Tide's issues run far deeper than the surface. Head football coach Kalen DeBoer has had a bumpy season until now,

Alabama football quarterback Jalen Milroe had a chance to make the tackle. After throwing an ugly interception to Oklahoma’s Kip Lewis, Milroe was the only player who could have got the cornerback down, or out of bounds.

The Crimson Tide quarterback showed poor effort in stopping Kip Lewis from putting Oklahoma ahead by three scores.

After the loss to Oklahoma, Alabama has been eliminated from Playoffs contention, however, head coach Kalen DeBoer sent Jalen Milroe and rest of the players a strong statement.

Jalen Milroe knows exactly what went wrong on his first interception against Oklahoma in Alabama football's 24-3 loss to the Sooners Saturday.

Trailing by 21 points at the beginning of the fourth quarter on the road against the Sooners, Milroe rolled out on a fourth-down play and found freshman wide receiver Ryan Williams in the end zone. Williams toe-tapped and seemingly secured a contested catch in the back of the end zone. But the call was later reversed.

The Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Kalen DeBoer revealed what he told quarterback Jalen Milroe during the disappointing loss to the Oklahoma Sooners.

Oklahoma set the tone on Alabama's very first offensive snap as linebacker Danny Stutsman met Jalen Milroe at the line of scrimmage for a one-yard gain. Stutsman's strong tackle immediately energizes the Sooners defense as their captain got the better of Alabama's on the first snap.

Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer addressed QB Jalen Milroe's effort on a failed tackle attempt as Oklahoma's Kip Lewis returned an interception for a score.