Chip Shots: Bama Leaves No Doubt (Maybe)

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Chip Shots: Bama Leaves No Doubt (Maybe)

Bama Leaves No Doubt (Maybe)

There really isn't much you can say about last night's mythical National Championship game except that it was dominated by Alabama. From start to finish.

LSU Quarterback Jordan Jefferson may have killed his stock in the NFL draft with a terrible performance. Meanwhile, the list of heroes for the victorious Crimson Tide is long and distinguished. Quarterback A.J. McCarron played fearlessly last night, in contrast to how he played in November. He'll never be an elite quarterback, but, then, it doesn't take an elite quarterback to win. Just one that knows how to run the game.

For Alabama coach Nick Saban, it's his third championship in less than ten years and second at Alabama.

The post game quote after the game that I found most curious is when LSU coach Les Miles said "I wish I could have done more for your team." Um, Les, you are the head coach. Just sayin'.

The only thing that Alabama's November loss to LSU did was screw up what could have been the game of the century, Alabama's defense vs. Oklahoma State's offense. Oh well. There's always Madden.