The SportsLine Projection Model has revealed its Missouri Tigers vs. Alabama Crimson Tide picks for Saturday's SEC matchup

Alabama was aggressive on fourth down, going 3-for-3. Mizzou entered the last drive 1-for-2, and picked up an additional fourth down on that final series. Alabama was 6-for-15 (40%) on third down. Mizzou was 1-for-10 (10%). Then there was the all-important quarterback battle.

Kalen DeBoer shared an update on Alabama football running back Jam Miller after he left the game with an injury.

Though it felt like Alabama dominated the first half, the Crimson Tide entered halftime with a narrow 17-10 lead. Missouri quickly eliminated that advantage in the third quarter when it turned a strip-sack of Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson into a five-yard rushing touchdown from Pribula to tie the game.

A 25-yard deep ball from Missouri quarterback Beau Pribula to wide receiver Donovan Olugbode ignited the Tigers offense for a moment. Three plays later, a Pribula deep ball landed in the hands of Crimson Tide freshman cornerback Dijon Lee for his first collegiate interception and securing Alabama's 27-24 win at Missouri.