establishes dynasty in blowout fashion
Bigger, stronger, faster
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – Manti Te'o stood perfectly still as he took a long look at one of the giant video screens in Sun Life Stadium, studying the replay of an Alabama touchdown.
It was a pose that Notre Dame repeated way, way too often in Monday's BCS title game.
Te'o – widely considered the nation's top defensive player this season – was a non-factor early in the national championship game, and that foreshadowed how the rest of the night went for the Fighting Irish. Overmatched from the opening possession, Notre Dame allowed season highs in points and yardage, simply unable to stop the Crimson Tide.
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