SEC Network analyst asked direct question about Tide's postseason.
Roman Harper believes Alabama will be in the College Football Playoff, even if admits he might be looking at the CFP scenarios with Crimson-colored glasses.
“I would say yes, but I say it hesitantly,” he said. “Everybody wants to know, and it’s really because of the chaos took place around college football.“I don’t know if I can confidently say, ‘Yes, they are.’ Call me a homer if you want to, but, because of what happened, they do have a pathway. They have more of a chance than I thought they did when I woke up yesterday morning. Because of what happened with Miami, now with South Carolina, that will be the discussion that needs to be had.
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