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Alabama player commits Flop of the Year candidate, then points out Michigan State’s was worse

Drake flopped like a Meek Mill diss track.

Late in the second quarter of Thursday’s Cotton Bowl, Alabama running back Kenyan Drake caught a pass near the Alabama sideline. He stepped out of bounds, was lightly tapped by a Michigan State defender, took another step, and dropped like an anvil thrown off a cliff.

Not even Drake’s own teammates reacted as if the contact was proportional to the senior halfback’s reaction. The only person who thought Drake was knocked down: Lane Kiffin, who motioned for a flag that was never coming.

The next morning, Drake dropped a poll on his Twitter followers (Michigan State’s winning comfortably at the moment after losing the actual game by 38 points):

Alabama learned the power of sideline flopping earlier this year, when Arkansas coach Bret Bielema drew a flag on the Crimson Tide by faking a shove from Crimson Tide lineman Cam Robinson. We can debate which conference is best, but the SEC is now unquestionably the nation’s floppiest.

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