Media members react to Alabama's sixth national championship under Nick Saban
Alabama won the College Football Playoff National Championship Game, trouncing Ohio State 52-24 to win a sixth title under Nick Saban.
It’s Saban’s seventh total championship, which passes the great Bear Bryant, who also won six titles at Alabama. Heisman-winning WR DeVonta Smith had 12 catches for 215 yards and 3 scores, all in the first half before he injured his hand.
After the game, media members took to Twitter to react to the Crimson Tide’s dominant performance. Here were some of the top tweets in the aftermath of the historic night for Alabama:
Congrats to Bama but unfortunately we’ll never know for sure if they would have beaten Coastal Carolina under this system.
— Russillo (@ryenarussillo) January 12, 2021
“We dOn’T wAnT tO wAtCh aNoThEr bLowOuT.” – CFP Committee#CFPNationalChampionship #GigEm pic.twitter.com/V7bC7Yb5Ad
— Chris Marler (@VerneFUNquist) January 12, 2021
https://twitter.com/davidpollack47/status/1348852571646136321
https://twitter.com/_AlexByington/status/1348852502150656006
Every single recruiting class that has signed with Nick Saban at Alabama will have won a national championship.
— Matt Scalici (@MattScalici) January 12, 2021
Wow, Bama winning another Championship after subbing out their QB.
— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) January 12, 2021
Mac Jones has come a long way from being the scout team quarterback that made Jeremy Pruitt think Bama would be screwed if he was on the field.
— Wes Rucker (@wesrucker247) January 12, 2021
START. THE. CHANT.
— Southeastern Conference (@SEC) January 12, 2021
Possibly the greatest team in the greatest dynasty in the history of the sport.
Crimson Tide roll, 52-24
— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) January 12, 2021
Ring No. 6 for Nick Saban at Alabama pic.twitter.com/o3r3SLcetl
— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) January 12, 2021
https://twitter.com/AlabamaFTBL/status/1348854244586233857
Alabama has now won an FBS-high 8 games in the College Football Playoff, all since 2015.
Kansas has won 9 total games since 2015.
h/t @JohnnyPhisher
— Jason Starrett (@starrettjason) January 12, 2021
Nick Saban is the greatest CFB coach of all-time…not debatable
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— Joel Klatt (@joelklatt) January 12, 2021
Will Saban stick around for a shot at an eighth title? We’ll see how many more years the greatest coach of all time plans to prowl the sidelines.
