Can anything top Alabama's special teams play in title game?

Special teams. Special times.

Think back to some of the best moments in 2015, and there’s a good chance the special teams were involved.

Jim McElwain certainly won’t forget his first encounter with the Mad Hatter.

McElwain just got baptized. You're not really an SEC coach until Les Miles gets you with a fake field goal.

— Mark Ennis (@MarkEnnis) October 18, 2015

LSU scored the go-ahead touchdown after faking a field goal in their 35-28 win over Florida. Both teams entered undefeated and ranked in the Top 10.

But that wasn’t even the biggest special teams play between heavyweights.

The tide turned in the national championship game when Alabama recovered an onside kick immediately after booting a tying field goal. Marlon Humphrey’s recovery led to the touchdown that put the Tide ahead to stay in a 40-35 victory over Clemson.

That dramatic 10-point surge sealed the Tide’s fourth national title in seven years.

“I made the decision to do it because the score was (tied) and we were tired on defense and weren’t doing a great job of getting them stopped and felt like if we didn’t do something or take a chance to change the momentum of the game that we wouldn’t have a chance to win,” Nick Saban told reporters afterward.