TUSCALOOSA, Ala.— Between 10 men left on base, a 1-for-15 mark with runners in scoring position, three key errors and a bullpen performance that left some to be desired, Alabama baseball coach Rob Vaughn didn't feel that his team deserved to get the win on Sunday against Presbyterian.

Sunday was a damper for Alabama baseball as Presbyterian brought out the Blue Hose to put out a 16-game win-streak for the Crimson Tide. What happened.

The Tide had been 16-0 to start the season, brandishing what appears to be one of the most dangerous offenses in college baseball right now.

The Alabama baseball team has accomplished a lot in its long history, including multiple trips to the College World Series, but before Saturday the program had never had a regular season start with 16 straight wins.

Check back for live updates on when Alabama baseball will start for the Sunday game of its series against Presbyterian. What to know about the Tide.

The Crimson Tide's dropped its series finale to Prebyterian on Sunday, 11-8 to snap the Tide's 16-game winning streak to the 2025 season.

The No. 23 Alabama baseball team is off to one of its best starts (14-0) in program history. One weekend series remains before conference play; the Crimson Tide faces off with Presbyterian for the two schools' third series against each other in the past decade (and overall).

TUSCALOOSA, Ala — No. 23 Alabama slugs their way past Presbyterian 15-1 in seven innings to stay undefeated, marking the best start to the season in program history; while tying the program's longest win streak. Rob Vaughn's opening statement following Alabama's historic 15-1 win over Presbyterian: