Fans of other teams cannot stop talking about Alabama

With a 27-20 overtime loss in the College Football Playoff Rose Bowl semifinal to Michigan, Alabama’s season has officially come to an end. While some Crimson Tide fans share happy memories from this past season, others are still sharing their frustrations with what happened in the final game.

What’s interesting, though, is how many fans outside of the Alabama base are talking about the Tide.

Many like to claim Nick Saban’s run at the top of college football is over, but is that really the case when the nation celebrates every time he loses?

Some fellow SEC foes shared their happiness over the Crimson Tide’s defeat. Other fans, such as Florida State, continued to preach their belief that the Seminoles deserved to be there instead of Alabama.

Measuring a program’s success based on another team

This will be debated about for years

Florida State should have been in the Rose Bowl instead of Alabama

— Barstool FSU (@FSU_Barstool) January 2, 2024

Is “FAIR” code for a run to the left?

Cam Goode: “We beat Alabama FAIR and square.”

Later adds, “We were more shocked Florida State didn’t make it. We weren’t worried about Bama …” pic.twitter.com/WYcKUxtPmX

— Alejandro Avila (@AlejandroAveela) January 2, 2024

Passing yards against UGA: Milroe – 192 / Glenn – 139

Really glad the committee put in Alabama instead of FSU.

Good choice.

Couldn’t have a QB in a playoff game throw for like 116 yards or something including overtime.

Oh, wait.

— Bud Elliott (@BudElliott3) January 2, 2024

Then it was a bad day to have a bad day

Alabama now boasts a 2-loss record for three years straight, and just gave Michigan their first bowl win in 7 years.

The 3-point win in Atlanta looking more and more like what most already knew:

Georgia just had a bad day. #GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/Eo5Mn2agjw

— Aaron Leicht (@aaronleicht) January 2, 2024

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Author : Roll Tide Wire

Publish date : 2024-01-02 18:43:42

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