A week ago, Alabama Crimson Tide fans were ecstatic.They had come back from a huge hole against Oklahoma on the road to win their opening round game in the College Football Playoff.Head coach Kalen DeBoer was staying in Tuscaloosa and not talking to Michigan about their opening, and they had all the momentum in the world heading into the Rose Bowl against an unproven top seed, Indiana.Before the New Year’s Day game in Pasadena, teams with a first-round bye in the new CFP format were 0-6. Indiana, like the other teams before them, could come in rusty against an experienced,...