National Championship

Two teams that are very familiar with each other are set to battle it out in Indianapolis for the right to call themselves champions of college football.

Many celebrated by rushing the streets, some celebrated by buying national championship gear but I celebrated Nick Saban's seventh national championship by going to Rama Jama's to tackle its newest burger.

Alabama and Ohio State are set to square off in Miami on Monday night in the CFP national championship. The Buckeyes enter the game coming off a blowout victory over Clemson in the Sugar Bowl and will look to pull off a second consecutive upset against the Crimson Tide. What will have to happen for the team from Columbus to walk away with the national championship trophy on Monday?

With just days before Alabama and Ohio State faceoff in Miami, here's a look at three players who will look to have an impact for the Buckeyes.

It's official: the national championship is on.

According to John Talty and Matt Zenitz of AL.com, Monday night's national championship game between Alabama and Ohio State could be pushed back to a later date due to COVID-19 issues.

The trophy has been awarded to the University of Alabama six times since its inception in 1986, and according to the release, is the most-awarded school in the trophy's 34 years of circulation.

The No. 4-ranked University of Alabama football team defeated No. 3-ranked Georgia, 26-23, on a game-winning 41-yard touchdown pass from freshman Tua Tagovailoa to freshman wide receiver DeVonta Smith Monday night in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

It will be interesting to see how the offense will look without Kiffin.  Sarkisian has a similar background to Kiffin, but he’s not Kiffin. Again, put aside the jokes and REALLY stop and think about how crazy it is that Alabama named a new offensive coordinator just days before the BIG rematch with Clemson...

GLENDALE, Ariz. – Winning a national championship usually tends to make for a happy postgame press conference. But in typical Nick Saban fashion, it was still more of a formal event than a party. Alabama beat Clemson, 45-40, in the College Football Playoff title game Monday night at University of Phoenix Stadium, but it almost came across as just another game for the Crimson Tide coach... Read Mor