9 January 2012, 9:45 pm
The idea of Alabama's football program playing for a national title irked a large population of analysts and fans when the BCS bowl schedule was released after the regular season ended. They claimed Alabama had had its chance during a 9-6 overtime loss to then-No. 1 LSU back in early November. They said an all-SEC title game—and a rematch, no less—would be a BCS buzz kill. But what was really on ...... Read More »
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