... game for 'Bama into an all-but-done deal. And though it would be ill-advised to hand someone the MVP for terminating the college career of the opposing QB...Oh, wait, they DID give him the MVP. 

Most of the stories written about the night involved a mention of Ingram as the offensive MVP and a long statement about how McCoy handled the injury and tried to come back in, but it seemed as if no one wanted to mention that Dareus was the real MVP for the Tide. I don't think that Dareus would even want his play last night to be seen in that one hit, but that's the reality of football, and that is also what makes good teams fail and great teams succeed. Good teams rely on great athletes and great teams rely on a team of athletes.

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