During the final season of the College Football Playoff’s four-team format, the empires will strike back.
To predict a national championship for anyone other than the Bulldogs, who have both the best roster and an accommodating schedule, feels like just trying to be different. That said, no team has ever won three straight national championships and still with only four teams making the CFP, the margin for error in the regular season is thin.
has always taken the position that it’s more fun to be different than right. And besides, how often do you get the chance to take Alabama and have it be a bold choice?Reminder: The Crimson Tide has not gone more than two seasons without a national title since Nick Saban took over in 2007.The Utes start the season with uncertainty at quarterback as Cam Rising recovers from knee surgery with his backup also ailing.
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