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Brock Vierra

Look: Stetson Bennett had to wear Alabama gear after losing a bet to a teammate

Stetson Bennett Alabama (Organization) Miller Forristall Rams Georgia (Organization) the Crimson Tide

Two-time national champion and Rams QB Stetson Bennett’s love for his Georgia Bulldogs knows no bounds. The former Heisman finalist was forced to wear Alabama gear after Georgia’s loss to the Crimson Tide this past Saturday, likely because he lost a bet to Rams tight end Miller Forristall.

Naturally, Forristall shared a photo of Bennett in Alabama apparel for everyone to see.

Forristall played for the Crimson Tide from 2016-2020.

Bennett and Forristall did play each other once in college, a 41-24 win for Alabama. Forristall had three receptions for 29 yards in that game while Bennett had 269 passing yards, two touchdowns and three interceptions.

Forristall would go on to win the national championship that season, the second of his career. Bennett would proceed to win the next two titles.

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