Down 24-3 on the road to Oklahoma in the fourth quarter, Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe threw a beautiful pass to wide receiver Ryan Williams in the end zone on fourth down. Williams adjusted on the ball and made a jaw-dropping grab inbounds for the touchdown to get the Crimson Tide back in the game.

Was illegal touching by Alabama football's Ryan Williams reviewable in Saturday's loss vs. Oklahoma? Here's what the NCAA football rule book says:

There have been many highly productive first-year pass-catchers in Crimson Tide history. Williams is the latest.

Alabama battled throughout the night in Norman, trying to score to keep their postseason dreams alive. The Crimson Tide still had a chance to make it a game in the fourth quarter, despite a third quarter that saw the offense turn the ball over twice and fall into a 21-point deficit.

A questionable - and late - penalty took away a phenomenal touchdown from Alabama freshman receiver Ryan Williams vs. Oklahoma:

Here's what Kalen DeBoer said about the follow-up with the SEC about the penalty on Ryan Williams that nullified his touchdown.

Here is what Kalen DeBoer said he heard from the SEC on the illegal touching penalty against Ryan Williams in Alabama football vs Oklahoma.

HC Kalen DeBoer was much more reserved in his postgame presser as opposed to on the sideline, as you just knew that after everything that had gone wrong for the Tide to that point