All-22 film room: The good, bad and ugly from Alabama's final play in loss to Michigan
Alabama football's 's 27-20 College Football Playoff loss to Michigan in the Rose Bowl on Monday night ended with a confounding play that appeared doomed from the start, as the Crimson Tide attempted to tie the game on a fourth-and-goal from the Michigan 3-yard line. Below is a look at the All-22 video from the play, which highlights the blocks that went right and wrong up front, as well as a wide-angle look at the screen option to RB Roydell Williams.
Alabama's final play in the Rose Bowl
From the edge, Michigan LB Derrick Moore (No. 8) was the primary spoiler on the play, crashing inside before Alabama TE C.J. Dippre could prevent him from making initial contact with QB Jalen Milroe, who was stuffed on a run up the middle. On the opposite edge, RT JC Latham was pushed back too far, forcing him to plant his left foot directly in Milroe's path. Guard Jaeden Roberts pulled left but found no target. Meanwhile, RB Roydell Williams flared left for a screen pass, but Milroe never look his way.
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