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Alabama Crimson will play LSU for the national title!

The LSU tigers will play the Alabama Crimson Tides for the national title.

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14 years ago

December 28, 2011

Alabama nose guard Jesse Williams (No. 54) playing on offense as a fullback against Western Carolina at Bryant–Denny Stadium. Photo Credit : Matthew Tosh https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jesse_Williams_at_fullback_for_the_Alabama_Crimson_Tide.jpg

The LSU tigers will play the Alabama Crimson Tide for the national title. They have shown that they are the best two teams in the land.

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Alabama Crimson Tide vs LSU

LSU tigers edged Alabama by 3 points during the regular season. It was a defensive battle that went into overtime. The rematch is scheduled for January 9th.

There is no doubt that this game will be more explosive then their first meeting.

LSU tigers have something to prove and to show to the world that the number one spot that they have maintained throughout the year is not fluke and they are ready to prove it.

How will win? The Alabama Crimson Tide or LSU Tigers?

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