tOFFICIAL: (Sorry UCF) National Championship Thread

[FlatEarth]

It's time. The best college football team in the entire world will be crowned on this night as the REAL Champions of College Football.

The Best Backfield in College Football History against the Dynasty that is Alabama

Poll inserted for those that give a fuck. SeaKay need not vote.

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[mrfree]

Where is the ucf option

[FlatEarth]

:nuhuh

Join a power five and play a real schedule.

[mrfree]

:nuhuh

Join a power five and play a real schedule.

The sec east is g5 quality

[SmithsAUFan]

Where is the ucf option

[FSUKW]

:nuhuh

Join a power five and play a real schedule.

The sec east is g5 quality

[FSUKW]

Stopped at "It's time". Rest was garbage.

[bigbluebazooka]

Spoiler:

Donald Trump plans to attend the College Football Playoff National Championship in Atlanta on Monday night and two groups have already put out a call to action to protest his arrival. The Atlanta chapter of the NAACP and the group Refuse Fascism ATL have already announced plans to protest near Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where Georgia and Alabama will play for the national title.

The NAACP will be protesting by urging people to wear white to the game while waving white towels, which is meant to parody Trump's claims that liberals are "snowflakes."

"We're going to make a snowflake turn into a mighty blizzard inside of Mercedes-Benz Stadium when Mr. Trump comes," said Gerald Griggs, vice president of Atlanta's NAACP, per the Los Angeles Times.

At 6 p.m., the NAACP will also flood Twitter with the hashtag "#AllTrumpsLies" to demonstrate perceived lies by Trump, both on the campaign trail and in office.

At 6:30 p.m., Refuse Fasicm ATL is planning to take a knee outside of CNN's world headquarters, which is near the stadium. The demonstration is an homage to Colin Kaepernick and the NFL player protests over racial inequality in the United States. Trump has also been extremely critical of CNN throughout his presidency.

Trump is no stranger to protests. When the NFL protests were in full swing, his vice president Mike Pence attended a Colts game, only to leave when 49ers players protested during the national anthem.

:crazy