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Alabama football put on an impressive performance during their 41-34 victory over Georgia at Bryant-Denny Stadium, with former President Donald Trump in attendance. The Crimson Tide established a commanding 30-7 lead over the Bulldogs by halftime, just before Trump's departure from the game. Although Georgia managed to rally with 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter, Trump's early exit made it seem as though he brought good luck to the home team.

However, the presence of the former president didn't seem to have a significant impact on the Alabama players. Tight end CJ Dippre mentioned that he didn't consider Trump's attendance to be a major distraction. In fact, he found it "kind of awesome" to have such a prominent figure watch them play. "I don't get into politics. I don't vote. I don't get into it just because I don't think I'm old enough to need to get into it right now," Dippre stated. "But I thought it was awesome to have that kind of icon at the game."

Linebacker Jihaad Campbell echoed similar sentiments, describing the game as business as usual. He mentioned that the team didn't pay much attention to external factors, including the presence of College GameDay and the game being broadcast on ABC. "We didn't really care about any external factors," Campbell explained. "We had 'College GameDay' come. I think the game was on ABC, a bunch of things that came to the game, and we didn't let that get to our head."

The victory for Alabama was sealed with an electrifying 75-yard touchdown catch by freshman Ryan Williams. According to Campbell, the team's success wasn't due to any "Trump effect" but rather their own resolve and perseverance. "We just had poise and kept fighting," Campbell commented.

The game not only showcased Alabama's resilience but also attracted considerable attention due to Trump's presence, adding another memorable chapter to the Crimson Tide's storied football history.