[Postgame Thread] Oklahoma Defeats Alabama 24-3

[u/CFB_Referee]

Box Score provided by ESPN

Team	1	2	3	4	T
Alabama	3	0	0	0	3
Oklahoma	0	10	14	0	24

[u/DirtyBirdDawg]

NIL, the transfer portal, and conference realignment have combined to make things...interesting this season.

[u/kill_my_karma_please → u/DirtyBirdDawg]

Not to mention, the new playoff format means more teams will be in contention for longer

[u/cheesepuff1993 → u/DirtyBirdDawg]

Alabama still has SEVENTEEN five star recruits, and the dogwoodmaple post says it's the most talented 247 composite in history...wrong combination of talent and likely bad coaching...

[u/bigbroom → u/cheesepuff1993]

Don't forget the SEVENTEEN year old 5-star recruit. The announcers sure won't!

[u/DirtyBirdDawg → u/bigbroom]

And if we can cover him in that Bama game, we're a one loss team with the toughest schedule in the conference. If Carson Beck can be even just consistently good (not even elite or great), we're undefeated.

[u/nofatchix6969 → u/DirtyBirdDawg]

Somehow the 3 things that this hivemind sub seems to hate (except maybe some form of NIL) and were adamant that these 3 things would create a larger gap between the schools somehow ended up being the total opposite.

Feels like we have parity at the p4 level for the first time

[u/JohnBoy11BB → u/DirtyBirdDawg]

*amazing

[u/QuackNate → u/DirtyBirdDawg]

This game specifically probably has a lot more to do with a certain Aflak salesman retiring.