How Alabama's Kalen DeBoer responded to Malachi Moore's outburst in loss to Vanderbilt

Alabama safety Keon Sabb called Moore's behavior at the end of the game “unacceptable” and that the team “definitely needs to talk to him about his attitude and things on the field.”

“But he was quiet in the locker room,” Sabb said. “He was able to continue to be the leader he always was.”

Alabama linebacker Deontae Lawson expressed sympathy for Moore, saying his “emotions were running high.”

And when Lawson talked about Moore, the linebacker made his feelings known.

“It hurt me when I see him like that because that’s my brother,” Lawson said. “Looking back, I think if there's anything I could have done throughout the week or even in the game, even just to make a play when we needed one, anything to help our team win. I think that's just his emotion. Tough game. Tough loss. But in the locker room you just tell him, just keep going. We have a long season ahead of us. Our goals are still there. We just have to get better.”