Before the game, an observer of Alabama's second scrimmage made a prediction.
You're going to see how much of a monster No. 99 is, he said.
He was right.
Bama's D-line should be more than fine even after losing Da'Ron Payne and Da'Shawn Hand. That's because of 99 -- Raekwon Davis -- and others like Isaiah Buggs and Quinnen Williams.
That group created consistent issues for Alabama's offensive line throughout the Tide's first two spring scrimmages and then again during Bama's A-Day spring game on Saturday.
"We had our couple scrimmages over the spring and it was crazy because I was looking at it and our D-line was playing like 'Wow,'" linebacker Dylan Moses said.