LSU football's ongoing difficulties defending against dual-threat quarterbacks persisted in their Week 10 matchup against Alabama, according to a report from The Daily Advertiser. The Tigers have historically struggled to contain mobile signal-callers, and that trend appeared to continue in their SEC showdown with the Crimson Tide.
The game, played on November 8, 2026, highlighted LSU's defensive vulnerabilities against quarterbacks who can effectively both pass and run. Alabama's offensive approach exploited these weaknesses, adding another chapter to LSU's challenges in defending modern, versatile quarterback play.
Shannon Mia Belt of The Daily Advertiser covered the contest, noting that LSU's defensive scheme has yet to find a consistent solution for neutralizing dual-threat capabilities. The loss marks another setback for the Tigers in their pursuit of SEC championship contention.
