The all-time head-to-head matchups between Alabama and South Carolina are very telling.
The Alabama Crimson Tide will be taking on the South Carolina Gamecocks this weekend, looking to keep their undefeated seasons alive.
Alabama took down Florida State last week, even though the team had to fight in the second half to come away with the win. But heading into the game with South Carolina, the Crimson Tide will need to be a little more discliplined.
With the contest being held in Tuscaloosa, it gives Alabama a slight advantage. But the Crimson Tide can't overlook the Gamecocks, especially with quarterback LaNorris Sellers under center.
Sellers has the talent to make life very tough for Alabama, forcing them to key in on him at all times. But historically, Alabama has dominated the Gamecocks.
Alabama has gone 15-3 all-time against South Carolina, including winning the last three matchups.
Here is how the all-time series between the two teams has gone:
2025: Alabama 29, South Carolina 22 in Columbia
2024: Alabama 27, South Carolina 25 in Tuscaloosa
2019: Alabama 47, South Carolina 23 in Columbia
2010: South Carolina 35, Alabama 21 in Columbia
2009: Alabama 20, South Carolina 6 in Tuscaloosa
2005: Alabama 37, South Carolina 14 in Columbia
2004: South Carolina 20, Alabama 3 in Tuscaloosa
2001: South Carolina 37, Alabama 36 in Columbia
2000: Alabama 27, South Carolina 17 in Tuscaloosa
1993: Alabama 17, South Carolina 6 in Columbia
1992: Alabama 48, South Carolina 7 in Tuscaloosa
1967: Alabama 17, South Carolina 0 in Tuscaloosa
1966: Alabama 24, South Carolina 0 in Tuscaloosa
1965: Alabama 35, South Carolina 14 in Tuscaloosa
1946: Alabama 14, South Carolina 6 in Columbia
1945: Alabama 55, South Carolina 0 in Montgomery
1942: Alabama 29, South Carolina 0 in Tuscaloosa
1937: Alabama 20, South Carolina 0 in Tuscaloosa
When the game kicks off on Saturday, history won't mean anything between the two teams. South Carolina has only beaten Alabama on the road one time in their long history, giving more thought to the Crimson Tide being favored here.
But Alabama will need to come out to take care of business against this team, not play with them throughout the game. South Carolina is good enough to steal a win in Tuscaloosa, and if that were to happen, it would be a tough loss for this program.
Alabama has two tough games following this game, so making sure to get the win will be crucial as it gets. Kickoff between the two teams is set for 4:00 p.m. PT/7:00 p.m. ET from Bryant-Denny Stadium.
