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After advancing to the AFC Championship on Sunday, Damar Hamlin did not want to wait around for interviews. Incredible television unfolded as Scott Van Pelt — live on ESPN’s SportsCenter — attempted to talk with the Buffalo Bills safety, but Hamlin couldn’t hear him.
“Bro, they taking too long,” Hamlin told a Bills staffer after Van Pelt tossed to him.
“Damar, it’s Scott. Can you hear me?” Van Pelt repeated over and over. “Hey Damar, it’s Scott Van Pelt. Can you hear me?”
“I don’t hear nobody, bro,” Hamlin said.
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Even on historic days in American history, like on Monday when Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, college football is top of mind for Alabama Crimson Tide fans.
During C-SPAN’s coverage of the inauguration, a college football fan decided to not only call in and voice a bit of displeasure in the American people electing Trump to become President for a second term but also take aim at the College Football Playoff selection committee leaving the Tide out of the Playoff this year.
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