You can add the LSU-Alabama game to the list of sporting events that has a knack for predicting presidential elections.
The most famous example is the so-called “Redskins Rule,” which says that the incumbent party wins the election when the Skins win their last home game before the polls close and the challenging party wins when Washington loses.
World Series that go seven games also follow a similar trend, with Republicans taking the White House in years when the AL wins Game 7 and Democrats winning when the NL is victorious.