Much was made of Alabama’s defense not allowing an offensive touchdown in the month of November. In fact, the Tide hadn’t allowed an offensive touchdown since facing Texas A&M on Oct. 22.

However, to start December, the Crimson Tide allowed a touchdown to Florida on the first drive of the SEC Championship Game.

The Gators drove down the field on the stout Alabama defense, capping the drive with a touchdown pass from QB Austin Appleby to WR Antonio Callaway.

The five-yard touchdown pass, seen above, gave the Gators a 7-0 lead. The Florida defense then forced Alabama to go three-and-out on its first offensive possession.

It’s still early, obviously, but the last time an Alabama team allowed an opening-drive touchdown, it resulted in the school’s last loss:

Tune in to CBS to see what happens as the two SEC powers battle it out for the conference title.