Bryce Young took the field for what’s almost definitely his final game with Alabama in Saturday’s Sugar Bowl against the Kansas State.
Unsurprisingly, the former Heisman Trophy winner delivered a masterclass performance in the Crimson Tide’s 45–20 victory, leaving one final imprint on the college game.
After much speculation about how much he would play, or if he would even play at all, in the Sugar Bowl after Alabama missed out on the College Football Playoff, Young started the game and played in most of the Tide’s rout of the Big 12 champions. He started off slow, as did Alabama, but eventually turned on the jets, beginning with a touchdown late in the first quarter.
