The first college football game that I remember watching was LSU-Alabama in November of 2011. It was the ‘Game of the Century,’ as dubbed by a few overeager sportswriters — the undefeated No. 1 ranked Tigers on the road against the undefeated No. 2 ranked Crimson Tide — and we treated it as such, complete with a spread of purple and yellow M&M’s. That’s what you remember when you’re six. I also remember Eric Reid (or “number one,” as I knew him in 2011) intercepting A.J. McCarron on the one-yard-line in the fourth quarter, and Michael Ford breaking off a 15-yard run on the second play of overtime to ice the game. I had no real connection to LSU — my Lafayette alum dad (that’s the Lafayette
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