Alabama BCS title LSU closes

And Alabama Crimson Tide avenged the only loss this season, more than on Monday night, LSU Tigers 21-0 defeat in the BCS Championship game in New Orleans in a game, once again dominated by defense and special teams, according to Fox Sports.
The Alabama coach Nick Saban, BCS heroism third, becoming the first coach of the three BCS titles. He has two training crimson tide and one of his days working in the LSU.
"The goal of today [Monday] was, to control their own destiny. You can control what you do," said Saban. "I certainly did not play a perfect game, we have a field goal blocked, and we can not register a decline for a long time. [But] I do not once have discouraged anyone what happened in the game."
Star of the night, with nearly all the defenders of No. 2 Alabama, the Tide kicker Jeremy Chile, which represents nearly a full degree of the match with five field goals.
"Everyone always asks me about the pressure to hit the game winner," said Chile. "I've always said you do not know when the winning goal coming in, which can be the first three minutes of the game. I think you're going to kick the winning goal as a dream, but if we look back at it, hitting five field goals ... However I can not to believe it. "
Did not wait for the game to dominate the defense does not disappoint. After failing to record falling on each other in their first game, which was not nearly again on Monday with the downturn of the first of the game and comes in the run 34 yards by Richardson, Trent's 04:36 Alabama to play, and the result first landing by either team in any game. Again in the November 5, won the No. 1 Tiger (13.1) in the tidal (1.12) in the home, 9-6 in overtime. This time, while the two teams, not to hit pay dirt, the game takes very different.
Alabama dominated the game with a shutout in the history of the first championship game BCS. Why not LSU through the midfield until less than eight minutes left in the game, and subjected to pressure Jordan quarterback Jefferson throughout the game, often forced to make bad decisions - including two shifts - or can not find time to go the reception and wide.
Was the beginning of the game in the Superdome familiar, and the combination of the two teams to the point up to about (nine), the first attempts (14) in the first half. While the story is the dominance of the defense, a closer look shows how one side of the mean.
Came all the points in the first half of the right foot courtesy of Alabama kicker Jeremy Chile. Were arrested and all but one of the first attempts by the tide.
Shelley is the scoring with a field goal from 23 meters with five minutes left in the first quarter. Kick the culmination of a five-play, 20 yard drive which was created by a punt back 49 yards through the maze of the Marquis of tides from the 26 yard line of LSU. However, the maze stopped and ran out of bounds in the statement, and then went out to a leg injury and is clear.
Shelley teams met this season, similar to the beginning, up to a field goal from 34 meters to put 3-0 on November 5. Won the game 9-6 in extra time Tiger when he made Drew Alleman field goal from 25 yards after the tide kicker Cade Foster, lost one of 52 yards.
"You know, I've been in this to display the last week," said Chile's efforts on Monday evening. "That helped me to see that once was in the field, you know, like it was not the first time."
Alabama dominated in the first quarter in New Orleans, outgaining LSU 102 yards to 28, limiting the Tigers to just one first down. Tide, and surprisingly, was more dominant in the second quarter, racking up to 123 meters, LSU 15 and the Tigers without a first down.