TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The atmosphere was electric at Bryant-Denny Stadium, filled with an energy so intense it could have exploded.

Alabama supporters celebrated with hugs, high-fives, and unwavering enthusiasm.

In the midst of the jubilation, quarterback Jalen Milroe stood poised on the field, raising two fingers in triumph.

The star player for Alabama had just made the most crucial completion of his career. However, the night wasn’t over yet—he still had to execute a 2-point conversion.

Milroe accomplished that successfully. Was there anything he couldn’t do? Not tonight.

He completed almost every pass, showcasing agility and speed that rivaled elite sprinters while exhibiting the strength of a fullback. He demolished Kirby Smart’s defensive strategies as few have done before.

In a night filled with celebration, No. 4 Alabama reclaimed its prominent status, Milroe reached new heights of acclaim, and the Crimson Tide defeated No. 1 Georgia, 41-34.

Milroe to Williams sends Alabama fans into a frenzy

Even a top-tier quarterback requires support. Milroe executed numerous impeccable passes that positioned his receivers perfectly, leaving Georgia’s defenders helpless.

Particularly memorable was Milroe’s 75-yard touchdown pass, a bold throw into 1-on-1 coverage which marked a significant victory in his first SEC game.

Who else could he target than 17-year-old Ryan Williams, Alabama’s prodigious wide receiver?

Williams outperformed Georgia’s Julian Humphrey to snag the pass. But he wasn’t finished yet.

With 45 yards remaining to the end zone, Williams showcased his skill by spinning, sprinting, and stiff-arming his way past defenders to score, providing Alabama with a burst of joy after nearly squandering a 23-point halftime lead.

Who needs Nick Saban? Milroe certainly doesn’t. Neither does Alabama (4-0), at least not anymore.

The legendary coach has entrusted this program to capable hands, leaving behind a talented quarterback. DeBoer and Milroe are creating something special together, upending Georgia along the way.

What started as a highly anticipated matchup turned into a dominant display, at least for three quarters.

Georgia fought back fiercely in the fourth quarter, seizing the lead with under three minutes left. But Milroe answered back with an impressive play.

Milroe finished the game with a combined total of 491 yards, producing enough highlight plays for a Heisman reel.

While Milroe flourished, Georgia’s Carson Beck struggled, throwing two interceptions and losing a fumble, despite making a late push against Alabama’s secondary. His third interception ultimately dashed Georgia’s hopes for a comeback.

Georgia (3-1) appeared outmatched and outperformed from the very beginning, particularly on the opening drive where Milroe easily led Alabama 70 yards, making it seem as if Georgia was a mere push-over, despite their strong defensive record from previous games.

Smart’s once formidable defense that helped secure consecutive national titles is no longer in place.

Milroe shines as new leadership emerges after Saban’s retirement

January 10 was a day of sorrow for Alabama supporters. They mourned Saban’s retirement, leaving offerings of Coca-Colas, Little Debbie oatmeal pies, and pompoms at his statue.

But fans have reason to celebrate. Saban may have stepped down, but for Milroe, this opening was fortuitous.

After breaking free from Tommy Rees, Saban’s last offensive coordinator, Milroe appears to be rejuvenated. Now starring under DeBoer, he showcases the skills of an elite quarterback.

As the scoreboard hit 30 points in the second quarter following a safety, DMX’s “Party Up” echoed through the stadium—a fitting choice, as the celebration was in full swing, right until Georgia’s attempt to spoil it in the fourth quarter.

Georgia’s late push provided Milroe with one last opportunity to shine, and he grasped it with both hands.

The next star quarterback of Alabama is officially here.