Same here, he was my favorite and he showed how he still was outstanding on that one play, so glad he’s getting a shot at the next level

Agreed also just felt so good to see jalen get more mature and lead the team his passing game got a lot better that year

Definitely, I actually was more emotional after this game than the 2nd & 26 game. I remember how 2018 was supposed to finally be Georgia’s year and it looked like Kirby was finally going to beat Saban. Then Jalen comes off the bench against the same opponent, in the same stadium he was benched in January, and puts on the game of the year.

Actually, Tua coming off the bench for Hurts is the best come back of my lifetime!!! RTR!!!

It brought me to (sweet) tears too. Jalen was always a winner in my book.

Did you ever try and sell something to your parents, where what you did, you were successful, but it was high risk? "But, I did it, didn't I?" What was their response. Saban's onside kick at that point was an incredibly stupid play, regardless the outcome. Both teams had held the other to two 3 and outs or at most 6 plays. There was no reason to panic. But Saban did. Worked out, but just plain stupid.

@@mas5867 it really wasn't. If you rewatch that clip the announcers even mention that Clemson had been leaving a gap in coverage against the sideline for a while leading up to that game. It was something that more than just Saban had noticed and was a calculated play call 100%. Griffith had even practiced specifically for that scenario and executed it flawlessly.

@@dsmxtuner95 *"If you rewatch that clip the announcers even mention that Clemson had been leaving a gap in coverage against the sideline for a while leading up to that game. "* Heard nothing about leaving a gap up to that game. Kirkstriet said, "all night" Like the botched fake punt against TX 09, at the point in the game an onside kick was not a smart move. Statistically onside kicks were successful 23% of the time in 2015. 77% chance to give Dabo a short field.

On further review. AL was clearly offsides on that play. Fowler even says AL was close to being offsides. See it at 2:35:47 *"2015-16 CFP National Championship - #2 Alabama vs. #1 Clemson (HD)"* Use cog and slow the play down to .25 The kicker's plant foot is beyond the 35 yd line when he kicks it. I cannot wait until they stop refusing to use video evidence on ANY play to reverse plays. Thanks for mentioning it. 2015 was Saban's only legit NC and now, even that game has questions.

I see where you got your information Not from ESPN, but from this article. *"How Alabama exploited a tiny Clemson error into the Championship's deciding play"*

literally cried during that play. 100 percent agree

@@draytonjones9636 yea I cried too lol

Yo you ain't the only one. I had alot of tears as well. Roll tide

Indeed!

We had Him, Ruggs, Jeudy, Smith, and Ridley ALL ON THE SAME TEAM. At one point man!

We weren't getting the stops on defense we needed and were used to getting so something different needed to be done to deny DeShaun Waston a possession. Perfectly executed onside kick to catch them completely off guard and give us the momentum back.

Did you remake this video cause Tua Natty touchdown is hand down the most clutch play in Alabama football history heck even in college football history period

Wdym it’s in the video

I don't know why anyone thinks it's low quality. I liked it a lot

Thank y’all so much! I appreciate it!

This is the dumbest thing I’ve ever read

Facts right here

It clinched the most undeserved championship in history. It wouldn't matter if that 2nd and 26 failed. The refs were going to make sure Bama won no matter what

@@willriley994 They make some cream for that.

​@@DrewHanks2083Lol, you know I'm right. Alabama didn't belong in the playoffs that year and would've been blown out against Georgia had the refs not stepped in. I just hate that no Georgia player had the courage to shatter Mack Wilson's kneecap during the rematch the following season

@willriley994 crying 5 years later is crazy. Weep all you want. 26-23

@@downsouthhighlights It's not just about that game. It's the fact that Saban has literally had everything handed to him on a silver platter. Dude either has college football under a mind trick or he's got some real dirt on important people. I only say this because the system is literally engineered for Bama to win. If everyone in charge had their way, Bama would win every year. The problem is that Saban is overrated and sometimes can't even win when refs and everyone else do their best to make sure he does

And if they had better refs. Remember what happened in 2022?

Yeah I posted another video like this but revised, if you want the link I’ll paste it in another reply

In the revised version I included it

Indeed I did

Yup. And they were all victories! This is something UGA fans refuse too wrap their heads around when they claim they are in par with Alabama.

@@aeromedical6750 UGA isn't completely equal to alabama, but they've stil' been neck and neck with bama these past few years. just has it stripped away at the last second each time.

@@christaylor3604 - in 2015, Bama beat them by 28 in Athens when UGA was a 4 point favorite. Last year was a 17 point win with Bama pitching a 21-0 shutout in the second half. I wouldn’t exactly call that “neck and neck”.

@@aeromedical6750 Yeah I’m more referring to the championship games. In 2012 when it was neck and neck and UGA was mere yards from winning. In 2017 where UGA was leading the whole game and went into overtime and came down to a single play. In 2018 when UGA was once again leading the game and lost by a single touchdown. I would call all of the championship games neck and neck.

@@christaylor3604 - what you lose by is immaterial. A three point loss counts as much in the loss column as a 21 point loss. There are no moral victories in championship games. Georgia hasn’t demonstrated the mental toughness to close the deal against Alabama. On 3 different occasions in the 2017 National Championship game, UGA had the ball, with a 14 point lead, in the second half and still couldn’t close it out. They are a great 30 minute team against Bama. Their problem is that the game actually lasts 60 minutes.

Lol Clint

12 years later still salty

@@downsouthhighlights yep it's cheating. War eagle

The last two words in your comment tell me all I need to know

@@downsouthhighlights cheating is cheating does not matter who is my team. Did the new Orleans Saints get cheated with that pi call 3 years ago?

bro are you serious? in 12 years you havent taken 30 seconds to google this?

That doesn’t make sense

I think you forget Penn State.

Waaaaaaa 🤦‍♂️

8 sec games every yr. Most conferences never play 2 ranked teams a yr. Forget ooc look at strength of schedule most top teams play 6 cupcakes a yr. Just cause those cupcakes are in conference does not make them tough. Acc pac 12 big 10 etc have ersk conference have to play one decent ooc to not be a full on joke. Bama plays lsu a and m auburn both miss every yr and a lot of times uga fl no other conference usually has 5 top 25 teams except sec

2022-2023: Home & Home with Texas 24-25: H&H w/ Wisconsin 25-26: H&H w/ Florida State 26-27: H&H w/ West Virginia 27-28: H&H w/ Ohio State Should I keep going? We've got 1 or 2 OOC P5 opponents that we've scheduled H&H series with through 2035, so I have a few more years I could tack on. Granted, one of those will be conference, since Oklahoma is joining the SEC before 2032.