The No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide came up short on Monday, falling in overtime 27-20 to the No. 1 Michigan Wolverines in the College Football Playoff.
The loss is painful to digest, given how much the Crimson Tide developed as a football team but unfortunately on the game’s biggest stage, in The Rose Bowl, problems that plagued Alabama unfortunately reappeared.
Let’s dive into the game drive-by-drive to dissect the chess match between the Alabama and Michigan coaching staffs.
Well the game nearly started off perfectly for the Crimson Tide as Caleb Downs almost came up with an interception on the game’s first play. Alabama gets off the field with a quick three-and-out anyways to start the momentum into the Tide’s favor.
