alabama crimson tide won the 2016 national college football championship.
alabama crimson tide won the 2016 national college football championship.
who won the 2016 national college football championship?
alabama crimson tide
the 2015 clemson tigers football team represented clemson university in the 2015 ncaa division i fbs football season. the tigers were led by head coach dabo swinney in his seventh full year and eighth overall since taking over midway through 2008 season. they played their home games at memorial stadium, also known as "death valley." clemson competed in the atlantic division of the atlantic coast conference. on december 5, 2015, the tigers won the 2015 acc championship game by defeating the north carolina tar heels, 45–37, capping their first undefeated regular season since winning the national title in 1981. ranked no. 1 throughout the college football playoff (cfp) rankings, clemson defeated the no. 4 oklahoma sooners, 37–17, in the 2015 orange bowl to advance to the college football playoff national championship. on january 11, 2016, the no. 2 alabama crimson tide (13–1) defeated the no. 1 clemson tigers (14–0) in the 2016 national championship, 45–40. both clemson and alabama finished the season 14–1.
2015 clemson tigers football team
bullet::::- national college ("colegiu național") — the most prestigious high schools in romania, most are each part of at least one international program such as cervantes, socrates, eurolikes etc. all are "theoretical" (see below). some of them are over 100 years old, and have a very strong tradition in education: saint sava national college in bucharest (1818), national college in iași (1828), gheorghe lazăr national college, bucharest (1860), mihai eminescu national college, iași (1865), mihai viteazul national college, bucharest (1865), vasile alecsandri national college, galați (1867), roman-voda national college in roman (1872), frații buzești national college in craiova (1882), costache negruzzi national college, iași (1895), mircea cel bătrân national college in constanța (1896). other, newer, national colleges are tudor vianu national college of computer science bucharest, emil racoviță national college iași, carol i national college craiova, barbu știrbei national college călărași, mihai eminescu national college constanța, national college of computer science in piatra neamț, national college gheorghe vrănceanu bacau etc.
education in romania