Here's what Kevin Sumlin said after Texas A&M's loss to Alabama

Texas A&M suffered its first defeat of 2016 this afternoon at No. 1 Alabama.

The Aggies played the defending national champions tough and actually led midway through the third quarter, 14-13. But, that’s when the Crimson Tide turned it on and scored 20 straight points, eventually winning, 33-14.

Alabama did what it usually does to its most recent opponents, and today against the Aggies, they scored another non-offensive touchdown. The Tide have now scored a non-offensive touchdown in 10 straight games thanks to Jonathan Allen’s second score of the season.

Here’s what Aggies head coach Kevin Sumlin said after Saturday’s loss.

Sumlin: Five minutes in game determined what happened. Extended their drive with roughing…then with offsides. Then fumble return for TD.

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Sumlin: This team (Bama) is very talented. We saw some different and creative things from them. We made adjustments. 5-minute stretch hurt.

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Sumlin: It's not just us. Alabama had a lot to do with that. That's a good football team.

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Sumlin: Anything can happen in this league. What's gotten us this far is "It's About Us" and focus on us. Learn from what happened tonight.

— TexAgs (@TexAgs) October 22, 2016

Sumlin: We didn't quit. Our guys played hard. Really hard. That was a very physical game. Critical errors. Not taking away from Alabama.

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Sumlin: When you rush [Hurts] you have to contain him. He's dangerous in the open field. You saw that tonight.

— TexAgs (@TexAgs) October 22, 2016

Sumlin: We still have a lot of football in front of us between now & first of December. We'll go back to work on Monday…be ready to play.

— TexAgs (@TexAgs) October 22, 2016