Alabama football will face perhaps its toughest test of the 2025 season on Saturday, when Oklahoma visits Tuscaloosa. While the Sooners aren’t ranked as highly as Georgia, which the Crimson Tide beat earlier this year,

Alabama football welcomes in LSU for a primetime Week 11 college football showdown in Tuscaloosa. Follow live updates.

With quarterback Arch Manning playing his best football of the season, the preseason No. 1 team has clawed its way back to No. 11 in the first CFP rankings. The Longhorns are 7-2 overall and 4-1 in the SEC, keeping all playoff aspirations alive.

Week 12 of the college football season brings a number of critical games with conference title and College Football Playoff implications. The two biggest games belong to the SEC, where the two newcomers to the conference go on the road to face the SEC's most dominant teams over the last two decades.

Trailing 28-21 early in the third quarter, Alabama outscored the Tigers 21-0 after touchdown runs from Roydell Williams, Jalen Milroe and Jase McClellan to secure the 42-28 win. The Crimson Tide defense allowed 478 yards of offense, including 382 combined yards from LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels, who had 163 rushing yards on 11 carries.

A rematch of last season’s Southeastern Conference championship game finds No. 5 Georgia and No. 10 Texas peaking for a game that could impact this season’s conference race and will be crucial to each team’s College Football Playoff hopes.

The Week 12 docket features a plethora of nationally-ranked matchups that fuel the College Football Playoff discussion coming down the stretch, including an elimination game of sorts for Notre Dame on the road against Pittsburgh and several mammoth SEC games at the top of the conference.

Georgia women's basketball (1-0) evaded Alabama State to open the season on Monday evening. Here's the final score.

The second Playoff rankings of the 2025 season are set with the same top five teams as last week The second College Football Playoff rankings of the 2025 season are out, led by Ohio State, Indiana and Texas A&M.