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In the 1992 National Championship game, Alabama defensive back George Teague ran down the fastest man in College Football, Miami receiver Lamar Thomas and took the ball away from him at the Bama five yard line. The 1992 final outcome was Alabama 34, Miami 13. "Dixie's Football Pride" as Alabama's team came to be known in the 1920's, had won its first national championship in 13 years. Yes, to Tide fans, things were once again right with the world.
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