Coaches Terry Bowden and Nick Saban go head to head in Bowden's first trip to Tuscaloosa despite playing Alabama five times while he was at Auburn. Now as the coach of Louisiana-Monroe football (1-1), Bowden is digging into this SEC experiences to try and score a win in Tuscaloosa while facing No. 1 Alabama (2-0) on Saturday (3 p.m., SEC Network). Back in 2007, Louisiana-Monroe pulled off the 21-14 upset against Alabama in Saban's first season with the Crimson Tide. Later, Alabama came back and shut out ULM 34-0 in 2015. Both programs have faced Texas this season with polar outcomes. The Crimson Tide walked out of Austin victorious after a 20-19 game. The Warhawks suffered a 52-10 loss in Austin. Chandler Rogers gets his third consecutive start for the Warhawks. So far this season he has thrown 34-for-44 for 361 yards, two TDs and an interception. He also ran 20 times for 93 yards and a TD. For the Crimson Tide, Heisman Trophy winner Bryce Young gets the call against the Warhawks. In his third start for Alabama this season he has thrown 45-for-68 for 408 yards and six TDs with no interceptions. Young has run the ball 12 times for 160 yards and one touchdown. BOWDEN AND BAMATerry Bowden on his dad, Nick Saban and his winning record vs Alabama's football coach ULM football vs. Alabama: Live score updates— Alabama Football (@AlabamaFTBL) September 10, 2022 Though Young was less than stellar through the first three quarters of the game, in part due to drops, his fourth quarter play was just enough to secure the victory. On an 11-play, 75-yard drive — the only fourth quarter possession to end in a touchdown — Young worked magic by going 6 for 8, passing for 51 yards with 17 yards rushing, one fourth down conversion and a 7-yard touchdown pass to Jahmyr Gibbs. Young’s magical fourth quarter helped redeem his stats as he finished the game with 251 total yards and one touchdown. Gibbs finished with 74 yards on a team high nine catches, while RB Jase McClellan, who scored Alabama’s only other touchdown during the day, finished with a game-high 97 rushing yards. Though Alabama escaped with the victory, it wasn’t pretty. Alabama charted 15 penalties during the game, the most ever during the Saban era, and narrowly escaped an upset due to a valiant effort from Texas. Despite this loss, the Longhorns put the world on notice. QB Quinn Ewers went down early with an apparent left shoulder injury after throwing an impressive 9 for 12 for 134 yards. But then his back up stepped up. Sophomore QB Hudson Card led the Longhorns to multiple scoring drives and finished the game going 14 for 22 for 158 yards. Kicker Bert Auburn, who contributed four field goals, kicked the go-ahead field goal with 1:29 left. This addition to the stat sheet, however, left too much time on the clock for Nick Saban and the Tide, who ultimately charged down the field and notched a game-winning field goal from Reichard, taking the opportunity for a “(Bert) Auburn seals upset over No. 1 Alabama” headline with it. Instead, Alabama took the win in the programs' first regular season meeting since 1922. Texas will look to bounce back from today’s loss next week in another home game against UT San Antonio. Alabama moves to 2-0 on the year and heads back to Tuscaloosa for a Week 3 matchup against UL Monroe. 6:30 pm, September 10, 2022 The referees in this Texas vs. Alabama battle have certainly gotten their fair share of camera time as the penalties continue to roll in for the Tide. 'Bama tacked on five more penalties in the third quarter bringing their total to 16 on the day, the most ever for Alabama in the Nick Saban era. Meanwhile, the Texas defense kept Alabama off the board completely in the third period forcing No. 1 to punt at the end of every drive. Reigning Heisman winner Bryce Young has gone cold for Alabama and enters the fourth quarter without a touchdown or breaking triple digits in total yards. Texas sophomore quarterback Hudson Card has begun sporting a limp in today's action, but has shown a level of leadership beyond his years as he's kept the Longhorns advancing down the field on the ground and in the air. Despite missing almost the entire first quarter, he enters the 4th quarter with more yards than his Alabama counterpart (81 to his 77). Running back Bijan Robinson has charted 18 rushes for a team-high 51 yards. The only offensive highlight during this quarter came on 33-yard field goal from Bert Auburn to give Texas its first lead of the game.
5:30 pm, September 10, 2022 USA TODAY Sports  Despite losing starting quarterback Quinn Ewers Texas is keeping up with No. 1 Alabama, as it's 10-10 at the half. Ewers was off to a promising start, throwing for 134 yards on 9-for-12 passing, before he left the game due to an apparent left shoulder injury in the first quarter. Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian told FOX's Jenny Taft that he is "unsure" of Ewers return. The Longhorns are opting to still rely on their passing game as acting field general Hudson Card is throwing an efficient 4 for 6 for 59 yards so far. Texas' first touchdown came early in the second quarter on a goal line rush from RB Bijan Robinson, who ran for a team high 45 yards on 12 rushes through the first two quarters. Texas could have been an even stronger position at the break, but kicker Burt Auburn missed a short field goal to end the half. The main headline for the Crimson Tide? Penalties. Alabama finished the first 30 minutes of play with more penalties than points (11 to 10). Their lack of offensive production can be attributed to dropped passes and inconsistency. The Crimson Tide has chosen to only run the ball 12 times, including Alabama's only touchdown of the game on an 81-yard run from RB Jase McClellan in the first quarter. Quarterback Bryce Young went 9 for 14 for just 78 yards in the first half. Alabama will aim to tighten up and keep flags off the gridiron as the Texas offense takes the field first in the second half. The Longhorns will look to put up some points early and keep the game close down the stretch to pull the upset. 5:02 pm, September 10, 2022 USA TODAY Sports After Alabama won the coin toss and chose to receive, the Texas defense contained Alabama's run-heavy opening drive, forcing the Tide to kick a long field goal; kicker Will Reichard put his team on the board with a 52-yarder. Texas responded with three points of their own, controlling the ball for the majority of the first period with their aggressive passing game. The first touchdown of the game came from Alabama RB Jase McClellan, who took an 81-yard run to the house on a possession that lasted 14 seconds. The Longhorns were poised to respond when their offense took the field late in the quarter, and continued to rely on the strength of their passing. Quarterback Quinn Ewers completed a long, 46-yard pass to receiver Xavier Worthy putting his team in the red zone. But his next snap brought bad news for the 'Horns. Ewers was hit hard on a throw away pass through the back of the end zone and delayed getting up before exiting the game. Backup quarterback Hudson Card entered the game with Texas needing just a short gain for a score. They'll look to complete the drive at the start of the next period. 3:56 pm, September 10, 2022 USA TODAY Sports During a promising drive down the field late in the first quarter, quarterback Quinn Ewers went down hard after being hit throwing the ball away in the red zone. A roughing the passer flag was thrown on the hit. The injury comes after Ewers completed a long, 46 yard gain through the air to receiver Xavier Worthy to put the Longhorns in excellent field position to score. Ewers exited the game on his own strength, but has been replaced by back-up quarterback Hudson Card. 2:30 pm, September 9, 2022 Alabama Athletics The No. 1 ranked Crimson Tide roll into Texas for Saturday's matchup against the unranked Longhorns. The two teams will battle on Texas' home turf in Austin as each program looks to improve to 2-0 on the season. Here's how to watch:
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No. 1 Alabama and unranked Texas will play a regular season game for the first time in almost 100 years (!) Saturday in Austin. It's the first meeting between the two teams since the BCS Championship game in 2010. Alabama won that one, 37-21, to cap off a 14-0 season and give coach Nick Saban his first national title. The last regular season game between these two teams was way back on Oct. 28, 1922. Host Texas won that game 19-10, and is 7-1-1 all-time against Alabama. These teams will play more often when Texas joins the SEC in 2025. Here's a selection of what some reporters from around the country are writing about this game: Both teams are coming off lopsided wins in Week 1. Alabama junior quarterback Bryce Young had a monster Week 1 performance in which he charted 295 total yards and six total touchdowns en route to the Crimson Tide's 55-0 victory over Utah State. Alabama held Utah State to just 136 total offensive yards, forcing three fumbles and one interception. The Tide finished the game with 559 total yards and took care of the ball well with zero turnovers. The Longhorns will look to build on their dominant success in their season opener last week, torching the UL Monroe 52-10. Redshirt freshman Quinn Ewers passed for 225 yards and two touchdowns in his first career start at Texas. Senior defensive back D'Shawn Jamison was electric in the win, adding six points to the scoreboard after returning an interception to the house in the third quarter.
2:05 pm, September 9, 2022 Newspapers.com Texas is 7-1-1 all-time against. Here's the full history of the series below, per winsipedia.com:
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