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Alabama's offensive identity is a work in progress, some of the newest players are already providing depth, and Derrick Henry says the sky is not falling in Tennessee.
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Dec 10, 2020 Before Arkansas joined the Southeastern Conference in 1990, and began league play two years later, there was no such thing as a rivalry with Alabama as the teams had only played twice: The 1962 Sugar Bowl (when the Crimson Tide capped the 1961 national championship) and during the 1980 season. It took until 1995, and five losses, for Arkansas to finally get a taste of victory against its new SEC West foe. The Razorbacks needed controversial comeback to do so 20-19 at Bryant-Denny Stadium, where the No. 13 Crimson Tide hadn't lost since 1993 (to LSU). Down 10-3 at the end of...