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The way I look at it is, taking a few knees was an option, as was running the ball, and I personally don't have a problem with either call, as long as the intent isn't to score but rather to run the clock out. Intentions are usually more important than the actions that represent them, and I don't know if Saban wanted to run the score up (which is lame), but if he didn't, he didn't have to run the ball.
I don't like the "well Texas should have stopped them" argument either. If you had Alabama playing...say, Buffalo, and the score was 62-0 with a minute left and they run for another touchdown, are you going to say it's Buffalo's fault that they got scored on again?
I don't like the "well Texas should have stopped them" argument either. If you had Alabama playing...say, Buffalo, and the score was 62-0 with a minute left and they run for another touchdown, are you going to say it's Buffalo's fault that they got scored on again?