On Tuesday, the Alabama Crimson Tide lost to the Michigan Wolverines 19-13 in the ReliaQuest Bowl. It was a shocking result, as the Tide entered the game as 16-point favorites, and had pundits and fans across the sports world arguing that they had been snubbed from the playoff field.

Michigan earned a huge 19-13 win against No. 11 Alabama in the ReliaQuest Bowl on Tuesday. The shorthanded Wolverines, who were down several key players due to both opt outs and the transfer portal, led wire-to-wire after taking advantage of numerous Alabama mistakes in the first quarter.

Alabama, the first team left out of the College Football Playoff, was favored by more than two touchdowns but was stymied on offense.

Frustration was the word of the day for Alabama fans, as the Crimson Tide fell, 19-13. They were upset with just about everything that happened in Tuesday's game.

Alabama had three turnovers in four plays at one point in the first quarter, in which Michigan gained possession inside the Crimson Tide 's 30-yard line each time. Crimson Tide quarterback Jalen Milroe threw an interception and fumbled twice in the first quarter, which ultimately was the difference on Tuesday.

Watch the above video as BamaCentral's Katie Windham and Joe Gaither discuss whether there's anything positive Alabama can take from the 19-13 ReliaQuest Bowl loss to Michigan to

The Alabama Crimson Tide's loss to Michigan in yesterday's ReliaQuest Bowl wasn't just the final game for the university's senior class or NFL prospects, it was also the final game that one player intends to spend with the program.

The Alabama Crimson Tide ended their 2024 season on a sour note, falling 19-13 to Michigan in the ReliaQuest Bowl despite being heavy favorites. The offense struggled, with quarterback Jalen Milroe turning the ball over three times in the first half.

After committing three very early turnovers in the ReliaQuest Bowl, the Crimson Tide offense never got going despite the defense's stout effort.