After suffering a crushing defeat at the hands of Dabo Swinney's Clemson Tigers, many proclaimed Alabama's dynasty to be dead - crowning Clemson the "kings of college football" and suggesting that spectators across the country are currently witness to the "Clemson era" of the College Football Playoff cycle. Such declarations are to ignore the last decade of dominance that Alabama has asserted over the collegiate football landscape. In just three short years after his arrival in Tuscaloosa, Nick Saban led the Crimson Tide to their 13th national title in a sound win over the Texas Longhorns at the Rose Bowl. What followed over the subsequent ten years is perhaps the greatest achievement in the sport's history, during which time the Tide accounted for half of all national championship victories and made an appearance in each of the first five installments of the College Football Playoffs. Now, as Alabama prepares for the 2019-2020 season, pundits and fans across the country are prepared to bury the crimson and white in a coffin of orange and purple. Debates are raging about whether it's Swinney or Saban who stands atop the proverbial mountain of college football. The truth? There is no debate. No conversation to be had. No comparisons to be made. Nick Saban stands alone.
5 championships. 10 years. One coach. #RollTide
Song: Reverse (Remix by Jonathon Eley)
Artist: Vic Mensa (feat. Jonathon Eley)
Footage: ESPN, Fox Sports
30 июл 2019
