***Official pick the score of the Natty Game***

[Catch Prothro]

It worked last time, so...

Bama  41-7

[2Stater]

It worked last time, so...

Bama  41-7

I know we're all hoping for 98-0, but I'll settle for this.

[McBaman]

Bama 30

Clemson 27

[1] Coker has to have a decent day and O has to posses the ball.  [2] Our D has to keep Clemson out of FG range on several of their drives.

[Chechem]

Alabama 38  Clemson 16

[Hannibal Lecter, MD]

I surely would love to read the rest of this ESPN Insider article (wink, wink...nudge, nudge):

Click here for link

Dabo Swinney made it clear after the Orange Bowl that a certain label isn't sitting well at Clemson.

"We ain't no underdog!" the Clemson coach told ESPN's Holly Rowe moments after his team beat Oklahoma 37-17.

The Tigers, however, are underdogs entering Monday's College Football Playoff National Championship presented by AT&T. Although Clemson is ranked No. 1 and owns the only perfect record in the FBS, Alabama is favored to win by a touchdown.

It's not only Brent Musburger's "friends in the desert" who think Alabama will triumph. ESPN Insider surveyed eight coaches -- head coaches, coordinators and position coaches -- who faced Clemson or Alabama this season.

Most coaches expect a close, entertaining game featuring contrasting styles and stars in all three phases. With one exception, they expect Alabama to win. The championship pairs the nation's best quarterback (Clemson's Deshaun Watson) against arguably the best and deepest defensive front in Nick Saban's Alabama tenure. Both teams run effectively but in different ways. Both have plenty of perimeter talent.

The coaches broke down the teams, the players to watch and the keys to winning. Some also offered their predictions for what happens at University of Phoenix Stadium.

[SUPERCOACH]

I surely would love to read the rest of this ESPN Insider article (wink, wink...nudge, nudge):

Click here for link

Dabo Swinney made it clear after the Orange Bowl that a certain label isn't sitting well at Clemson.

"We ain't no underdog!" the Clemson coach told ESPN's Holly Rowe moments after his team beat Oklahoma 37-17.

The Tigers, however, are underdogs entering Monday's College Football Playoff National Championship presented by AT&T. Although Clemson is ranked No. 1 and owns the only perfect record in the FBS, Alabama is favored to win by a touchdown.

It's not only Brent Musburger's "friends in the desert" who think Alabama will triumph. ESPN Insider surveyed eight coaches -- head coaches, coordinators and position coaches -- who faced Clemson or Alabama this season.

Most coaches expect a close, entertaining game featuring contrasting styles and stars in all three phases. With one exception, they expect Alabama to win. The championship pairs the nation's best quarterback (Clemson's Deshaun Watson) against arguably the best and deepest defensive front in Nick Saban's Alabama tenure. Both teams run effectively but in different ways. Both have plenty of perimeter talent.

The coaches broke down the teams, the players to watch and the keys to winning. Some also offered their predictions for what happens at University of Phoenix Stadium.

It says Bama wins 98 to nothing.  HTH. 

[cbbama99]

38-17, good guys

[ALTideUp]

28-10 Ala-Freakin-Bama

[2Stater]

28-10 Ala-Freakin-Bama

 

[Marshal Dillon]

                                                     

[BAMADCHAMPSHIPS]

56- 0 Bama

[BillBrosky]

If Alexander plays significant time 31-13,
If not, 38-13.

Bama, both ways.

[Bamaphile]

Bama 38
Clemson 17

[bama57]

Bama 30

Clemson 27

[1] Coker has to have a decent day and O has to posses the ball.  [2] Our D has to keep Clemson out of FG range on several of their drives.

closest guesstimate I see

[2Stater]

Bama 30

Clemson 27

[1] Coker has to have a decent day and O has to posses the ball.  [2] Our D has to keep Clemson out of FG range on several of their drives.

closest guesstimate I see

That's what I would go with. HL had 27-20, which mean the point spread was 2 points off by both of them, but McBaman was closer to the point total.

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