Alabama faced a fourth-and-1 with one minute, two seconds left in the second quarter Saturday afternoon at Neyland Stadium. The Crimson Tide led Tennessee 7-0 and had its offense on the field, lining up and running a quarterback sneak to try to move the chains. Ryan Williams and Germie Bernard, Alabama’s leading receivers, lined up split right with quarterback Jalen Milroe under center. But at the snap, as Milroe tried to convert, Williams and Bernard stepped back and went through a jump-shot motion. Nick Sheridan, Alabama’s offensive coordinator and a former graduate assistant at Tennessee, w…