DeBoer Says Alabama’s Rushing Game Needs Improvement After Texas A&M Win
Alabama Crimson Tide coach Kalen DeBoer voiced frustration regarding the team's rushing game performance in the wake of their 31-20 victory over Texas A&M in Tuscaloosa. For the second consecutive week, Alabama failed to surpass 100 rushing yards, a trend…
Montgomery Selma, AL, October 25, 2026 —
Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer said the team’s rushing game needs to improve after the Crimson Tide defeated Texas A&M 31-20 in Tuscaloosa. The victory came as Alabama continued a recent stretch of limited production on the ground.
For the second consecutive week, Alabama did not reach 100 rushing yards, according to the available information. DeBoer voiced frustration with that performance and acknowledged that improvement is needed for the offense to be more productive overall.
The details provided do not include Alabama’s exact rushing total against Texas A&M or the total from the preceding week. They also do not identify the opponent in the earlier game, the players who contributed to the rushing attack, or the specific changes DeBoer said might be made. No direct quotation from the coach was provided.
The account describes the rushing output as an area of concern despite Alabama’s 31-20 win. It does not provide further statistics or explain what factors contributed to the team’s results on the ground. The date of the game and the timing or setting of DeBoer’s comments were not specified.
DeBoer’s stated assessment was that Alabama must improve its rushing game to help the offense become more productive. The available information does not indicate what the team plans to do next or when it will next play.
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