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Alabama running back trolls UCF’s appearance at Pro Bowl in ‘National Champions’ T-shirts

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By Juliakate E Culpepper
Jan 29, 2018

Alabama running back Damien Harris still isn’t amused by UCF claiming the National Championship title.

Before Alabama won the National Championship over Georgia on Jan. 8, UCF administrators and team officials claimed the national championship title for the Knights after they were only NCAA Division-I football team to go 13-0 and defeated Auburn in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl on Jan. 1.

Harris trolled the Knights on Twitter in response to the Knights appearing at the 2018 Pro Bowl in Orlando on Sunday in National Championship T-shirts.

“These pictures are live!” Harris wrote. “Where can I find one with y’all holding the trophy?”

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