Kenyan Drake vs. Clemson: The Pylon Dive A moment of pure speed that broke Clemson's back On January 11, 2016, the National Championship was a heavyweight fight that refused to end. Just minutes after Alabama executed a legendary surprise onside kick, Clemson hit a field goal to cut the Bama lead to 31–27. The Tigers had the momentum—until Kenyan Drake stepped up to the 5-yard line Drake caught the kickoff, navigated a wall of blockers, and found a crease along the left sideline. What followed was a 95-yard masterclass in "0-to-100" acceleration. As he reached the end zone, he executed a legendary horizontal dive for the pylon, barely nicking it with the ball while his body sailed out of bounds. The play didn't just put Bama up 38–27; it provided the iconic image of Alabama's 16th National Title. Is Kenyan Drake’s pylon dive the most iconic "Special Teams" play in Alabama history? 👇 #KenyanDrake #AlabamaFootball #RollTide #Bama #NationalChampionship #Clemson #CFBPlayoff #KickRetu...