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    Alabama-Clemson clashes are marked by wars in the trenches, and CFP title game might be the same

    by David Wharton, Los Angeles Times Jan 07, 2019 3 minutes

    SAN JOSE, Calif. - A little rain might not be the worst thing for the College Football Playoff championship game on Monday. A slippery field might just accentuate the sort of game Clelin Ferrell is expecting.

    The Clemson defensive end insists that whenever his team faces off against Alabama - usually with a title on the line - the outcome gets decided in the slop and grit and muck.

    "It starts up front, the trenches," he says. "That's all it really is, man, because both

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