There are countless epic Super Bowl moments in Patriots history but none live in more legendary status than Malcolm Butler's game-winning interception in Super Bowl XLIX.
For New England, it made Butler a franchise legend, and it was the start of the second half of the dynasty for the franchise in the 2000s. However, the Seattle Seahawks live with the "what-if" question of whether or not to hand the ball off to Marshawn Lynch at the 1-yard line.
Lynch still hasn't gotten over it to the point of not forgiving Pete Carroll and Russell Wilson. And it's seemingly always brought up whenever he makes media appearances. That's exactly what happened when he was on ESPN's "College GameDay" for his alma mater California's big matchup against Miami.
"Marshawn, we may disagree on our pick today, but I'm telling you man, fourth-and-1 in the Super Bowl at the one, I'm giving your ass the ball," Saban told Lynch on the "College GameDay" set, per ESPN.
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Lynch couldn't help but laugh and be taken aback by the shot from the former Alabama head coach while Pat McAfee egged on the Seahawks legend.
Saban's comment brought some cheer to Patriots fans and had social media relitigating the end of Super Bowl XLIX.
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