Summary
Alabama's football team made a strong comeback to defeat Oklahoma in the College Football Playoff, winning 34-24. The team was considered an underdog, but key players like quarterback Ty Simpson and others helped secure the victory. Alabama's coach, Kalen DeBoer, addressed critics after the game and dismissed rumors about possibly leaving for a coaching position at Michigan.
Key Facts
- Alabama was seen as the underdog in the College Football Playoff game against Oklahoma.
- The team overcame a 17-point deficit to win 34-24.
- Ty Simpson, Alabama's quarterback, threw for 232 yards and two touchdowns.
- Coach Kalen DeBoer responded to critics, highlighting the team's unity and determination.
- There was speculation about DeBoer possibly leaving Alabama for a coaching role at Michigan, which he denied.
- Key players in the game included wide receiver Lotzeir Brooks and running back Daniel Hill, as well as defensive star Deontae Lawson.
- Alabama's next opponent in the playoffs is the top-ranked Indiana Hoosiers.
