Jalen Milroe fell far below expectations on Saturday. Milroe struggled mightily as No. 7 Alabama suffered an upset defeat at the hands of Oklahoma, losing

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

If Oklahoma was going to beat Alabama football, it had to stop Jalen Milroe. After the Crimson Tide quarterback torched LSU with his legs two weeks ago, the Sooners, who entered Saturday’s game just 1-5 in SEC play, thought they had a plan.

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.

No. 7 Alabama had SEC and playoff hopes on the line against unranked Oklahoma and mailed it in with a poor effort to lose to a bad team.

After a stellar past three weeks on both sides of the ball, Alabama couldn't move the ball on offense or stop the run on defense against the Sooners. This loss gives Alabama three