The College Football Playoff national championship between No. 1 Alabama and No. 3 Ohio State has all the makings of a climactic finale for the 2020 season. And that was before Kristen Saban Setas added fuel to the fire. When news broke Tuesday that COVID-19 issues among Buckeyes players could potentially result in a postponement, Setas — the daughter of Alabama coach Nick Saban — took to Twitter to vent her frustrations with the situation. “If you’re not confident to play then SAY IT,” Saban Setas wrote on Twitter (her account has since been deleted). “I call BS on the COVID cases. They’re just worried about their QB and want him to have more time to heal. If he’s hurt put in your backup. You didn’t see us postpone the rest of the season to wait for Waddle. BYE.” MORE: How much money does Nick Saban make? Setas deleted the…
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