What is 2008 alabama football?

In 2008, the Alabama Crimson Tide football team had a successful season under head coach Nick Saban. They finished with a 12-2 record and were crowned champions of the SEC after defeating the Florida Gators in the conference championship game.

The team was led by quarterback John Parker Wilson and running back Glenn Coffee on offense, while the defense was anchored by players like linebacker Rolando McClain and defensive tackle Terrence Cody.

Alabama started the season strong with wins over Clemson and Georgia, but suffered their first loss of the season to the Ole Miss Rebels in week 5. They bounced back to win their next nine games, including victories over LSU and Auburn.

In the postseason, the Crimson Tide defeated the Gators in the SEC Championship Game, earning a spot in the BCS National Championship Game against the Texas Longhorns. Alabama emerged victorious, winning their first national title since 1992.

Overall, the 2008 Alabama football team is remembered as one of the most dominant squads in program history, showcasing a potent offense and stout defense throughout the season.