Dijon Lee took advantage of the moment for redemption.

Hours before his signature moment, Alabama’s true freshman cornerback couldn’t corral his first chance at an interception against Missouri. Lee dropped what would have been a first-half takeaway.

“He was definitely upset about that one,” linebacker Deontae Lawson said. “But I told him and a couple guys told him, it’s coming back to you.”

Just make it when it comes to you.

Lee heeded those words in a much bigger moment. Missouri was driving, needing only a field goal to tie the game. Then on third-and-10, Lee managed to grab the game-clinching interception from Tigers quarterback Beau Pribula. No. 8 Alabama beat No. 14 Missouri 27-24 on Saturday at Faurot Field in Columbia, Missouri.

“Early on and kind of later in the game, we w

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