Former Alabama running back Bo Scarbrough says Alabama “lacks focus,” citing instances when he saw mouth guards hanging outside players’ helmets and the plethora of penalties that beset the team in losses to Tennessee (17 penalties) and LSU (9).
, the Tide reached the College Football Playoff National Championship Game each season and won two titles. They won 43 games, losing just three.
“I don’t think they’re living up to the standard we set,” Scarbrough said Monday as the spring league announced it would host two teams in Birmingham during its second season. “They’re not focused on winning championships.
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