You don't want it.

You don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway.

The Kevin Sheehan Show.

Here's Kevin.

Play action.

Jones steps up right down the middle of the field.

It's touchdown.

Devante Smith cannot be stopped.

A truly special performance by the Heisman Trophy winner.

Three touchdowns in the first half.

What a performance last night by Alabama,

and especially from Devante Smith, who set multiple records and was the most

valuable player on offense last night in Alabama's 52 to 24 national championship win over

Ohio State. Tommy's with me to start. Cooley will join us for the offensive film breakdown.

We're not going to spend a lot of time in the game last night. I'm going to start with this, Tom. The number was nine at game time. Alabama was a

nine-point favorite. I stayed off the game. I know I told everybody that I sort of liked Ohio

State. I did not give out a side for the smell test.

I backed off of it. Most of you know if I had played it and lost it, I would have told you that I played it and lost it.

It was pretty amazing that the total of 76, 7576 hit right on the total. It 76.

52224 was the final. It was 5224 with like 13 minutes to go in the fourth

quarter. If your number was 76 and you needed the over, I mean, I can't imagine feeling better

about it at 3517 at halftime at 5224 early in the fourth quarter. But anyway, Devante Smith was amazing.

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