Alabama Tops Texas

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Updated Apr. 25, 2017 11:11AM ET / Published Jan. 08, 2010 12:52AM ET

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Alabama stuck a knife deep in the heart of Texas Thursday night in a brutal Rose Bowl victory. The Crimson Tide's defense quickly injured Texas star quarterback Colt McCoy, leaving the game in the hands of little-used second-stringer Garret Gilbert, who threw two interceptions en route to a 37-21 loss. Alabama's Nick Saban became the first coach in over 75 years to win national titles with multiple schools, having previously won with LSU in 2003.

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Alabama Tops Texas

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