Alabama defeated Auburn 28-14 in Week 14, with the Crimson Tide's defense delivering crucial plays throughout the contest. Alabama built a commanding lead by halftime with 14 points, then extended it significantly in the third quarter with 14 additional points to put the game out of reach.

Auburn quarterback Payton Thorne led the visiting offense with 301 passing yards, while wide receiver Cam Coleman recorded 78 receiving yards. Despite Thorne's efforts, including a touchdown pass to Coleman in the third quarter, Auburn's offense struggled to maintain consistency. The Tigers managed just 14 points across four quarters.

Alabama's ground game proved effective, with Jamarion Miller rushing for 84 yards. The Crimson Tide's defense made pivotal plays, including a fourth-quarter interception by Bray Hubbard that sealed the victory. Alabama's offensive line also delivered key moments, exemplified by a completion to Germie Bernard for a first down in the second quarter.

The home team covered the 11-point spread, while the game finished under the 51-point over-under.