Jalen Milroe had plenty of high moments during the 1st half of Alabama’s home contest against Arkansas.

It hasn’t all been good, though.

The Crimson Tide held a 21-6 halftime lead thanks to a 1st half that saw Milroe complete 7 of his 10 passes for 215 yards and 2 touchdowns, including a 79-yard strike to Kobe Prentice. He also has a touchdown on the ground thanks to a “Tush Push” near the goal line.

However, Alabama’s offensive line hasn’t held up its end of the bargain throughout the game. In the opening 2 quarters, Milroe was sacked 4 times, the 5th game in a row where Alabama has yielded 4 or more — including 6 in Week 6 against Texas A&M.

According to ESPN’s Stats and Info department, that’s tied for the most games in a row where a quarterback has been sacked 4 or more times at the FBS level over a span of 20 seasons:

Despite struggling to get protection consistently, Milroe has looked terrific against Arkansas as the Crimson Tide are looking to go 6-1 on the season and remain in the drivers’ seat for an SEC West title.