Fourteen other people were arrested in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, while celebrating Alabama’s 52-24 victory over Ohio State at the National College Football Playoffs Championship.
According to Tom Schad of USA Today, fees opposed to those arrested come with public poisoning, behavioral disorders and resisting arrest. At least two other people were also injured in the celebration.
As the game of the name came to an end, photographs of the center of Tuscaloosa began to circulate on social media.
Alabama enthusiasts Crimson Tide flood the streets of Tuscaloosa after he won his 18th national title. Https://t. co/k9UCH8BC4m
The giant crowds that gather to commemorate a wonderful victory are nothing out of the ordinary, however, the specter of the COVID-19 pandemic presents dangers when occasions of this magnitude occur.
Shortly after the University of Alabama resumed the ranks in August, 1,201 academics tested positive for COVID-19. The mayor of Tuscaloosa, Walt Maddox, expressed his fear of an outbreak that would begin Monday night.
“Our fear then that we can see the network expand,” Maddox said. “I think that’s probably true here. “
Blankley told reporters that citizens began arriving at the center around 10:40 p. m. CT and had dissipated in 0002.
The Crimson Tide won its 18th national name to end the 2020 season. Mac Jones set a championship game record in passing yards (464) while pitching five touchdowns. DeVonta Smith the offensive MVP after catching 12 passes for 215 yards and 3 touchdowns in the first half.