WASHINGTON — The University of Alabama's football team capped off its championship season Monday with the president of the United States holding up a Crimson Tide jersey in the White House.
With a ‘Roll Tide,’ Obama honors college football champions
President Barack Obama shakes hands with Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram, Jr., as he honors the NCAA BCS Champion University of Alabama Crimson Tide football team, Monday, in the East Room of the White House in Washington.
President Barack Obama welcomed the Alabama Crimson Tide to the White House on Monday morning, in honor of their BCS National Championship. The President joked with the group about an Auburn fan on his
What's Your Reaction? Alabama's football team visited the White House today to commemorate their national championship . President Obama addressed the team and closed his remarks with Alabama's trademark "roll tide."
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President Obama welcomed the University of Alabama football team to the White House on Monday.
Hello, everybody! Please, have a seat, have a seat. Have a seat, Crimson Tide. Go Tide. Well, welcome to the White House, and congratulations on your 13th -- let me check that -- 13th National Championship –- the first in 17 years. I think it's safe to say that the Tide is back.
The University of Alabama's 2009 National Championship football team was welcomed to the White House on Monday by President Barack Obama during a ceremony in the East Room.
White House Press Secretary and Auburn fan Robert Gibbs was hiding in his office when the Crimson Tide visited the nation's capitol, President Barack Obama joked while addressing the University of Alabama football team Monday afternoon.
