"Alabama's Missteps and Michigan's Triumph: Reactions and Consequences of the Rose Bowl Upset"

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Alabama's head coach Nick Saban attributed the team's 27-20 loss to Michigan in the College Football Playoff Semifinal to self-inflicted errors and a lack of execution. Despite a strong defensive effort, Alabama's offense struggled, allowing six sacks and managing only 288 yards. Saban praised the team's overall season but expressed disappointment in not being able to help them finish stronger. Players reflected on missed opportunities and the high level of competition, while Saban remained proud of the team's achievements, including winning the SEC championship.
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