On President Trump.
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Mark Ingram blamed President Trump for Alabama's home loss to LSU
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Former Alabama star and Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram essentially guaranteed that the Crimson Tide would beat rival LSU in Saturday’s meeting at Bryant-Denny Stadium. The Ravens running back went as far as to call LSU a “redheaded stepchild.”
So, yeah, he was confident.
But after the Tigers handed Alabama a 46-41 loss at home — snapping a 31-game home winning streak — Ingram waited little time to explain what went wrong for Alabama. It just didn’t have anything to do with the action on the field.
He blamed President Donald Trump.
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I’m blaming Trump for this one. Soon as they showed him at game we had that bad swacky!!
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Trump was in attendance for Saturday’s game — his third trip to a sporting event in as many weeks — and was greeted with a mostly positive reception in Alabama after getting loudly booed at the World Series and UFC 244. Immediately after Trump was introduced in Tuscaloosa, the game went off the rails for Alabama with Tua Tagovailoa fumbling in the red zone.
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President Trump got a rousing ovation in Alabama.
Shortly after, Bama fumbled in the red zone and LSU scored.
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https://ftw.usatoday.com/2019/11/mark-ingram-trump-blamed-alabama-lsu-loss
Mark Ingram blamed President Trump for Alabama's home loss to LSU
Andrew Joseph
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November 10, 2019 1:55 pm
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Former Alabama star and Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram essentially guaranteed that the Crimson Tide would beat rival LSU in Saturday’s meeting at Bryant-Denny Stadium. The Ravens running back went as far as to call LSU a “redheaded stepchild.”
So, yeah, he was confident.
But after the Tigers handed Alabama a 46-41 loss at home — snapping a 31-game home winning streak — Ingram waited little time to explain what went wrong for Alabama. It just didn’t have anything to do with the action on the field.
He blamed President Donald Trump.
Mark Ingram II
✔@markingram21
https://twitter.com/markingram21/status/1193327408990044160
I’m blaming Trump for this one. Soon as they showed him at game we had that bad swacky!!
18.1K
7:39 PM - Nov 9, 2019
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Trump was in attendance for Saturday’s game — his third trip to a sporting event in as many weeks — and was greeted with a mostly positive reception in Alabama after getting loudly booed at the World Series and UFC 244. Immediately after Trump was introduced in Tuscaloosa, the game went off the rails for Alabama with Tua Tagovailoa fumbling in the red zone.
theScore
✔@theScore
https://twitter.com/theScore/status/1193275246511624194
President Trump got a rousing ovation in Alabama.
Shortly after, Bama fumbled in the red zone and LSU scored.
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1,580
4:12 PM - Nov 9, 2019
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560 people are talking about this
Alabama went into halftime down 20 points before rallying to get within a score. It just wasn’t enough to stop Joe Burrow and Clyde Edwards-Helaire.
Why the San Francisco 49ers are the most intriguing team to watch in Week 10
More NCAAF
LSU coach Ed Orgeron had the (inappopriate) quote of the year after Alabama win
How Alabama can still make the College Football Playoff after LSU loss
Clyde Edwards-Helaire torches Alabama, seals game with stunning run