Alabama fans receive free Dr. Pepper after tough loss to Georgia
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 17, 2026, 12:40 AM
Last updated Oct 17, 2026

Following a 20-17 defeat against Georgia, Alabama fans were treated to free Dr. Pepper. The decision came after a controversial non-call on a pass interference late in the game, which many in Tuscaloosa believe impacted the outcome. Dr. Pepper, a sponsor of the College Football Playoffs, encouraged fans to pick up the drinks at a local venue. Alabama's head coach Kalen DeBoer spoke on the matter, emphasizing the need for the team to control outcomes rather than relying on officials. The Crimson Tide are set to face No. 14 Tennessee in Knoxville this Saturday as they look to rebound from their recent loss.
- •Alabama lost to Georgia 20-17 in a close match.
- •Fans received free Dr. Pepper as a gesture from the brand.
- •Controversial no-call on pass interference was discussed widely.
- •Alabama will play Tennessee next on October 21.
- •The Crimson Tide seek their first win in Knoxville since 2020.
- 12:40 AMYahoo Sports — Alabama Fans Score Free Item From National Company Following Heartbreaking Defeat to Georgia
"After a tough game against Georgia, Alabama fans received a delightful surprise from a national company. The post Alabama Fans Score Free Item From National Company Following Heartbreaking Defeat to Georgia appeared first on HEAVY.
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