College Football Playoff: Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State and Notre Dame


If Ohio State wins and they are down 52-24 early in the fourth quarter, Justin Fields would be the fourth Georgia high school quarterback to win a national championship. I have not checked the 538 website, but let's say that those chances for the Buckeyes are quite slim.
 



Great win for the Tuscaloosa Tide! The will probably be the first year that the parade or stadium celebration will be canceled. After A&M wins the SWAC this year, it will be a great 2021 for me! Go Dawgs and Roll Tide!
 
ROLL TIDE!

CONGRATULATIONS ALABAMA.
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This might be the best UA team in Alabama football history.
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Tuscaloosa police used pepper spray as Crimson Tide fans gathered at the Strip, made arrests​

By Carol Robinson | [email protected]

Thousands of revelers poured into Tuscaloosa’s Strip Monday night to celebrate the University of Alabama’s 18th national championship, prompting concerns not only of the spread of COVID-19 but also fears of injury and property damage. The Tuscaloosa Police Department, assisted by UAPD and ABC officers, said Tuesday they used a small amount of pepper spray – not tear-gas – to disperse the crowd when things began to get out of control. More than a dozen people were arrested, mostly on alcohol-related charges, and two people were treated for minor injuries from thrown beer bottles.

Tuscaloosa police used pepper spray as Crimson Tide fans gathered at the Strip, made arrests
 
Dog81 said:

Tuscaloosa police used pepper spray as Crimson Tide fans gathered at the Strip, made arrests​

By Carol Robinson | [email protected]

Thousands of revelers poured into Tuscaloosa’s Strip Monday night to celebrate the University of Alabama’s 18th national championship, prompting concerns not only of the spread of COVID-19 but also fears of injury and property damage. The Tuscaloosa Police Department, assisted by UAPD and ABC officers, said Tuesday they used a small amount of pepper spray – not tear-gas – to disperse the crowd when things began to get out of control. More than a dozen people were arrested, mostly on alcohol-related charges, and two people were treated for minor injuries from thrown beer bottles.

Tuscaloosa police used pepper spray as Crimson Tide fans gathered at the Strip, made arrests
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I guess the drive from DC didn't tire them out lol.
 
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