Alabama has dominated Texas A&M today as the offense scored at will but Reggie Ragland and the defense should not be overshadowed for their efforts against their SEC west foes
The last two years have seen two incredibly captivating games between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Texas A&M Aggies, including the game two years ago when Johnny Manziel led the upset over the No. 1 team in college football.
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However, the 2014 game between the Crimson Tide and the Aggies has been anything but that, unless you’re an Alabama fan and you’ve enjoyed watching your team dominate the Aggies in every facet of the game.
Alabama’s offense has been humming all afternoon as Blake Sims, T.J. Yeldon, Derrick Henry and Amari Cooper were no match for the Aggie defense as they scored 52 points, including 45 at halftime, but don’t overlook the Crimson Tide defense who has pitched a shutout against Kenny Hill and the No. 6 scoring offense of Texas A&M.
The defense made play after play on the afternoon, but there was no finer play on the day than the interception turned in by Reggie Ragland who picked off Hill in remarkable fashion.
Check out the interception from a different angle.
Pretty impressive, right?
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