Alabama's Kalen Deboer incensed at player who 'just cost us the damn game' vs Georgia with boneheaded penalty
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Key Points:
- Alabama Crimson Tide's slim chance of a comeback against No. 2 Georgia was ended by a costly foul committed by defensive back Dijon Lee with just over two minutes remaining.
- Lee's penalty, involving grabbing a Georgia player by the jersey and hitting him in the face, resulted in an automatic first down for Georgia, who then ran out the clock.
- Alabama had no timeouts left, and the foul effectively sealed their fate, prompting an angry reaction from Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer on the sideline.
- Earlier in the game, Alabama missed a potential scoring opportunity after a controversial defensive pass interference call against Georgia, but a sack on quarterback Keelon Russell took them out of field goal range.
- The game ended with Georgia leading 20-0, and Alabama unable to regain possession for a final scoring attempt.
