It seems like you would be hard pressed to find anyone not singing the praises of Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa after the freshman rallied the Crimson Tide past Georgia 26-23 in overtime for the College Football Playoff national championship on Monday night.
But it might mean a bit more from a guy that has been in some high-pressure situations himself.
Former national-championship Alabama quarterback Jacob Coker joined me and Lee Shirvanian on "The Opening Kickoff" on WNSP-FM 105.5 on Wednesday.
"I definitely didn't expect him to play like that and look that fluid and comfortable back there," said Coker, who won a BCS national title as a backup at Florida State in 2013, then led Alabama to a national title in 2015.