Red Morgan intercepts first pass in Alabama's win over Florida State
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Last updated Sep 20, 2026

Alabama defensive back Red Morgan secured his first career interception during a 50-36 victory against Florida State on September 19, 2026. Morgan's interception occurred in the first quarter, as he stepped in front of a pass intended for Jayvan Boggs. The Crimson Tide defense forced three interceptions throughout the game, complemented by a clean offensive performance in terms of turnovers. Following Morgan's play, Ivan Taylor and Bray Hubbard also recorded interceptions, contributing significantly to Alabama's win. Alabama aims to maintain its strong defensive mindset in future games.
- •Alabama wins against Florida State on September 19, 2026, 50-36.
- •Red Morgan recorded his first career interception in the first quarter.
- •Morgan admitted he initially misread the play but capitalized on the mistake.
- •Alabama's defense recorded three interceptions during the game.
- •The team's defense is committed to creating takeaways in future matchups.
- 3:44 AMYahoo Sports — This Alabama football defender secured his first career INT on a mistake
"Here's what Red Morgan saw on his first Alabama football interception.
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