Seven national championships.

That's more than any coach that has ever done it, Coach Saban.

Are you even able to process what that means?

Not really.

I'm just happy that we won tonight.

And I really haven't thought about that because you're always looking forward.

And I just love this team so much and what they've been able to do. I can't even put it into work.

No college football season has ever looked like this one.

But the ending in last night's national championship game was deeply, deeply familiar.

Today, Spencer Hall joins us to break down Alabama's historic win, Nick Sabin's immortality,

and what this strange year has taught a stubborn sport about itself.

I'm Pablo Torre. It's Tuesday, January 12th.

This is ESPN Daily.

Spencer Hall, it is 1158 p.m. Eastern.

We just saw Alabama win the national championship by a score of 52 to 24.

We just saw Nick Sabin being carried like in Dirty Dancing by Landon Dickerson, his center as the confetti reigned.

How would you even begin to describe what we just saw?

You're pretty much seeing the best college football team you'll ever see.

Spencer Hall is part of the SEC Network's thinking out loud, and he's been writing about college football for 15 years.

I thought that this was the most dominant performance I had seen since watching USC dismantle people back in the mid-aunts,

which is probably not a coincidence because the offense back then was run by Steve Sarkesian, the current offensive coordinator for Alabama, and I think Texas coach

as of five minutes ago. I thought that, you know, yeah, sure, this totally looks like, you know,

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