The No. 7 Alabama Crimson Tide pulled off a big 56-23 Week 5 win over the No. 16 Mississippi State Bulldogs. Quarterback Keelon Russell was highly impressive once again, leading his team to its fifth victory of the season. The Crimson Tide even managed to follow through with Nick Saban's request he made during the broadcast of “College GameDay.”

Hours before the game even kicked off, the seven-time national champion-winning former head coach delivered a fiery message to Alabama going up against Mississippi State. He informed the Crimson Tide that he wanted to see them run away with this contest and make the opposing fans feel defeated. To the point where the stands emptied well before the end of the game. Turns out, that is exactly what happened.

“There's a difference between winning the game and defeating the other team, and we gotta take their hope away,” Saban said. “What I wanna see in the fourth quarter is no fans in the stands with no hope of winning this game.”

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