The No. 8 Alabama Crimson Tide (4-1) face a fellow SEC foe when they visit the No. 14 Missouri Tigers (5-0) on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025 at Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Alabama football's final injury report is out ahead of kickoff against Missouri. And sophomore wide receiver Ryan Williams is no longer on the Crimson Tide's injury report.

Although Alabama is 4-1, the Crimson Tide bring a more battle-tested resume into Columbia, Mo. They’ve gone 4-0 straight up and ATS since their 31-17 fall to Florida State as 14-point favorites in Week 1.

The No. 8 Alabama Crimson Tide battle the No. 14 Missouri Tigers in SEC play today. Find out how to watch this game for free.

For Missouri, history is on the line, but so is its immediate future as a player in the College Football Playoff race. The Tigers are one of only four remaining undefeated teams in the SEC, yet they're the eighth-highest-ranked team in the AP Top 25 this week. They're led by the nation's leading rusher, running back Ahmad Hardy.

Saban, the former Alabama coach, has a message for the Tide’s linebackers and safeties. When it comes to eye discipline, Saban’s advice is simple. “I used to tell defensive players a lot: See a little. See a lot,” he said.

Warren Central defensive lineman and Alabama commit JJ Finch didn’t get the result he was looking for on Friday night in a 42-7 loss to rival Carmel (Ind.) High. But the Alabama commit flashed several times.