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Alabama regained the crown of national champion Monday night when the Crimson Tide shutout the LSU Tigers, 21-0, to win the BCS Championship, its 14th national title and the second under head coach Nick Saban.
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University of Alabama head football coach Nick Saban became the latest in a long line of great Crimson Tide sports figures inducted into the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday evening. Saban arrivedMore >>
University of Alabama head football coach Nick Saban became the latest in a long line of great Crimson Tide sports figures inducted into the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday evening. More >>
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The second-ranked Alabama men's golf team shot the lowest round of the day by six shots to overtake Florida and win the 2013 NCAA Baton Rouge Regional on the par-72, 7,436-yard University Club of BatonMore >>
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NEW ORLEANS (WBRC) -
Call it confidence, redemption, or luck... but Jeremy Shelley proved himself Monday night.
The junior place kicker, who spent part of the season getting trashed by fans for missing key field goals during the first matchup against LSU, scored 15 of the Crimson Tide's 21 points in the team's national championship victory over the Tigers.
"Jeremy did a great job in the game," head coach Nick Saban said after the game. "We have a lot of confidence in Jeremy. He doesn't have great range, but when we get it down there by the 25-yard line he does a pretty good job for the most part. We got one blocked and he pushed one to the right a little bit, but we're just going to keep on keeping on and keep giving him opportunities, and I think he did a fantastic job."
Shelley attempted seven field goals Monday night, making five of them. He also missed the point-after attempt. After the game, though, he said he never gave up.
"You just have to stick with it," Shelley said. "That second one went right with the criticism, you just got to come back and keep hitting them."
For the season, Shelley made 21 of 27 field goal attempts and 52 of 54 extra point attempts. Shelley said he felt like tonight could be a night to earn some redemption.
"We've been planning for this since we got our bid. It's just a great feeling to finally put it through."