Meanwhile, Jalen Milroe was running the show on the ground, and Williams told media during Tuesday press conferences that the corps had no problem watching Alabama's QB1 let everyone know that he's not just a "baller." He's still a Heisman candidate ...

Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe led the way, notching his second-career four rushing touchdown game in the process, joining former Crimson Tide superstar Shaun Alexander as the only men to have multiple games scoring four or more times on the ground in a game in program history.

While the Tide QB moves up the ladder, Travis Hunter, Ashton Jeanty and Dillon Gabriel vie for the top spot heading into Week 12, writes Kyle Wood.

Milroe’s 72-yard rushing touchdown against LSU was the longest TD run of his career, and his 15.4 yards per carry was the fourth best by an Alabama player with at least 10 carries. In two career starts against LSU, Milroe has 340 yards rushing and 328 yards passing with eight rushing touchdowns.

Jalen Milroe has now rushed for four touchdowns against LSU in back-to-back seasons. That's a remarkable achievement by anyone, let alone a quarterback. It also means he has tied his program record for most touchdown runs by a quarterback in one game. Miller has 299 total yards: 109 passing and 190 rushing.

For those that watched No. 11 Alabama’s 42-13 shellacking of No. 21 LSU on Saturday, most would think the Crimson Tide would be pleased with their performance.

Jalen Milroe highlighted a career-high 185 yards rushing with four scoring runs, and No. 11 Alabama routed 14th-ranked LSU 42-13.