Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe had one of his best games against LSU on Saturday night. Milroe was a dominant force on the ground, running for 185 yards and four touchdowns, and stayed upright all night as the offensive line didn’t allow a single sack all game.

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.

Jalen Milroe found his spark for Alabama football Saturday night vs LSU. Can he keep it, and can he spark the Tide to the CFP?

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.

The moment quarterback Jalen Milroe stuck his left shoe into the soggy Tiger Stadium grass, LSU’s last chance of defeating Alabama slipped away, and its hopes of finding a path to the College Football Playoff left with it.

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