Will Arky, Auburn, UF, UGA, LSU, MSU, Mizzou, UT, and A&M ever beat Bama again?

It's really a testament to their large and passionate alumni base that the Tide has maintained such a high level of success

This is a very informative thread and should be read in a painstakingly careful manner, if not memorized.

Arkansas - Arkansas has not beaten Alabama since 2006 and has lost eight consecutive games to the Crimson Tide. Only three of the past eight contests have seen the Hogs come within four points of the Crimson Tide.

Auburn - 55-44, 34-28*, 49-0, 42-14, 28-27*, 26-20, 36-0. Alabama has won five of the past seven games against Auburn and beat themselves in 2010 and 2013.

Florida - Florida has lost four straight to Alabama; all of the games have been a bloodbath.

Georgia - Georgia has lost two straight to Alabama, including an utter demolishing in the last "Blackout Game," thus ending that overrated and short-lived tradition.

Kentucky - The 'Cats have lost five straight games to the Crimson Tide, including three losses in the Nick Saban era.

LSU - LSU has lost four consecutive games to Alabama, including a shellacking in the 2012 BCS National Championship Game. That championship game took place in New Orleans, Louisiana, a mere sixty-mile drive from LSU's main campus in Baton Rouge. Simply put, Alabama broke LSU that night and began tDecline. Recently, tDecline's effects manifested themselves when Tiger defensive coordinator took the same position in College Station for the Aggies.

Mississippi State - Mississippi State has lost seven straight games to the Crimson Tide. This adds to Dan Mullen's embarrassing statistic of only having one win over an SEC team that finished with nine-plus wins on the season.

Missouri - Since joining the SEC in 2012, Missouri has played Alabama twice. In both contests, they have had their shite pushed in, juuuuuust the way they like it.

Tennessee - The VOLS, in building their program brick by brick, have lost eight consecutive games to their biggest rival. Lol.

Texas A&M - 59-0

Vanderbilt - lol
































































































tl;dr version - 23-17, 35-21