Alabama fans were furious with Kane Wommack during the first half of Alabama's matchup with Vanderbilt, but the much-maligned defensive coordinator earned his paycheck with halftime adjustments that shut down Diego Pavia and the Vanderbilt offense. It opened the second half with back-to-back, getting off the field twice in only seven total plays by Vanderbilt. With the defense needing at least one more big play, Keon Sabb stepped in front of a Pavia pass in the redzone and picked it off for the defense's second forced turnover of the day. Alabama's defense held Vanderbilt to just 13 rushing yards in the second halfGive Kane Wommack his flowers for Alabama defense's second half performanceAlabama fans have what would be best described as a tenuous relationship with defensive coordinator Kane Wommack. With the way the defense performed in the second half, Alabama should have blown the game open and won by 20+.