Overview
- Freshman cornerback Dijon Lee Jr. played 49 defensive snaps to Domani Jackson’s 22, according to Pro Football Focus.
- Lee allowed one catch for three yards on six targets and secured the game-clinching interception.
- Wommack said the snap distribution reflected practice and in-game consistency, describing it as a body-of-work decision.
- Calling the opening defensive series "truly unacceptable," Wommack noted Alabama then held Missouri to 163 rushing yards and 167 passing yards with two takeaways.
- Wommack said Jackson remains in the rotation but must be more consistent, as No. 6 Alabama hosts No. 11 Tennessee on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. CT on ABC.