Alabama may not be pretty, but they do not need beauty when Ryan Mallett is willing to give them easy points. First a field goal brought the Tide back to 20-17, and then Mallett’s personal howitzer of an arm fired a shell directly into his own lines: an Interception, a few pounding runs, and then Mark Ingram plunging in from the one completed Alabama’s climb into a 24-20 lead from their third quarter hole at 20-7.
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The Seahawks and Patriots will open the Super Bowl with the coin toss to determine who starts with the ball. We have the full coin toss results for Super Bowl 60.
By David Fucillo









