Alabama football sputtered in a 34-24 loss against Texas inside Bryant-Denny Stadium.

It ended a Crimson Tide streak of 29-straight wins in September. The last loss came to Ole Miss in 2015, a four-point final. Nick Saban had only lost once as UA’s head coach to a non-conference team at home, too, before a former assistant delivered an upset.

Saban will meet with the reporters to talk about the No. 3 Tide’s (1-1) performance as well as Texas’ ability to create big plays when he meets with reporters in a few minutes.

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–“This was a test for everybody. … We obviously didn’t do very well. It’s the mid-term, not the final,” Saban said.

–”You don’t want to was

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Nick Alvarez is a reporter for Alabama Media Group. Follow him on Twitter @nick_a_alvarez or email him at [email protected].