re: Greatest plays in Alabama Football since 1990?

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I just think that the onside kick was *the play* of that game, personally.

Also, "lower tier" is in context to the greatest plays so it is more like S+ Tier and then S Tier.

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While I agree that the onside kick was of particular noteworthiness and remembrance for the balls, the surprise, the way it helped turn the tide, and for Saban's Jackass-eating-briars grin afterwards, but I, personally, love and watch football to see and appreciate ultra high-level physical achievement and domination, and a coast-to-coast kickoff return for 6 in the 4th Quarter of a National championship game trumps an onside kick that merely resulted in a "turnover", particularly when the announcer says, "Watch out! Kenyan Drake can fly!", who then breaks the Bama player GPS land speed record at the time and literally flies at the end for a TD in spectacular fashion into the pylon cam.

Winner by a country light-year.

I don't see how it's not in the top 5 or 10 plays in Bama history.