DeBoer Defends 'Black Hoodie of Death' from Cigar Ashes After Alabama's Victory

Kalen DeBoer humorously defended his Black Hoodie of Death after Alabamas victory over Tennessee, emphasizing the need to protect it from cigar ashes during celebrations.

After Alabamas 37-20 victory against Tennessee on October 18, Kalen DeBoer focused on preserving his iconic Hoodie from potential cigar ashes.
DeBoer, the head coach, acknowledged he hadnt considered smoking a victory cigar due to the importance of keeping the Hoodie clean.
The nickname Black Hoodie of Death was coined by Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz, highlighting DeBoers unique style during the Alabama Crimson Tide football game.

Why It Matters

This lighthearted incident underscores the camaraderie and culture among college football coaches, while Kalen DeBoers commitment to his teams success, symbolized by the Hoodie, reflects the personal stakes in competitive sports.