Since the College Football Playoff’s decision to select SMU instead of Alabama in the new 12-team bracket, it has reignited the season long criticisms of the 2024 version of the Crimson Tide.
Namely its two costly losses against Vanderbilt and Oklahoma are rightly at center stage when discussing the reasoning behind Alabama’s exclusion from competing for a national championship.
Even though many argued that despite those losses the Crimson Tide was still the better option than the Mustangs, former national championship winning linebacker Reggie Ragland had a different feeling.
Ragland jokingly shared on social media, that his alma mater deserves to play in the “toilet bowl” with the rough losses on its resume.