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'O-Bama' honors champion Crimson Tide one last time at White House
The Alabama Crimson Tide visited the White House -- again -- on Wednesday to be honored for winning the national championship.
It was the fourth time during Barack Obama's presidential tenure that he has hosted Nick Saban and Co. following a championship season. And the President made sure to make note of that, even taking some of the credit as a good-luck charm for the Crimson Tide.
Great visit for @AlabamaFTBL to the @WhiteHouse! #RollTide pic.twitter.com/R29mlCCpCF
— Alabama Football (@AlabamaFTBL) March 2, 2016
And then came the presidential punchline: Obama referring to himself a "O-Bama."
Although President Obama's time in office will end shortly after the 2016 college football season concludes, Alabama and its fans hope to spend plenty of time with his successor in the coming years.
