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• PASADENA, California: With the game in the balance, the Michigan supporters were at their most boisterous. Jalen Milroe received the ball after three timeouts in a row. Nevertheless, it seems that not everyone was clear about what the play call was, even after several discussions. Milroe attempted to adapt when the ball was snapped low, but it was already too late. The offensive line did not do anything to generate separation, and the Crimson Tide’s incredible rush ended within the 3-yard line. Both offensive lineman Tyler Booker and head coach Nick Saban thought the play was supposed to be quarterback power, but it didn’t work out that way. Wide receiver Kobe Prentice, though, told AL.com’s Nick Alvarez that he believed the play to be more of an RPO. In the locker room, Prentice told AL.com, “We were trying to take advantage of the looks they were giving us at the end.” “It was exactly that. The plan was for it to be a bubble [screen] that emerged from the backfield near the back. A decision or a read, but things kind of simply occurred.” If not for the terrible coverage and faulty snap, the play may have succeeded. Seth McLaughlin had a difficult night and declined to remark after the game. According to head coach Nick Saban, “We called three plays.” “We called one a time-out, they called one, and the last one was ineffective. That was an extremely poor judgment given that it didn’t work. Do you understand what I mean? However, we had a horrible look, so we called a time-out. On the first one, we took a close look. They have to be aware of it.” However, Tommy [Rees] believed that the most effective play for us to execute was a quarterback run, which served as one of our two-point plays throughout the game. Similar to a two-point play, the ball was on the 3-yard line, but it didn’t work since we couldn’t block it. It didn’t work because we didn’t do it very properly. They put pressure on us, as we expected, but we believed we could gap them, block them, and still make it work, which is not what happened.”