Oregon fans were so confident they were going to the national championship game that several weeks ago a couple of students made "We Want Bama" T-shirts and sold them around campus for $10 each.

We want Bama!' A few days later, Grant Otter and Harrison Tingler had a table set up on the Oregon campus. T-shirts — light green with bright yellow block lettering — were going for $10 each.

Saying "we want Bama" is like saying we want Ohio State in 2020, it's irrelevant. One week at a time. Throw those awful shirts away. — Haramdre (@haramdre) November 4, 2013 ...

'WE WANT BAMA': New Oregon T-shirt demands BCS national championship game vs. No. 1 Alabama.

Harrison Tingler and Grant Otter, center, have sold more than 185 of their "We Want Bama" T-shirts since they began selling them last week. (Michael Arellano/ Used with permission from Emerald) As ...

Harrison Tingler and Grant Otter, center, have sold more than 185 of their "We Want Bama" T-shirts since they began selling them last week. (Michael Arellano/ Used with permission from Emerald ...

T-shirts reading "We want Bama" are being sold on the UO campus, in anticipation of a BCS National Championship Game matchup pitting No. 1 Alabama against No. 2 Oregon.

College football fans making "We Want Bama" signs is hardly anything new. You see endless amounts of them just by tuning into College Gameday every Saturday for a few minutes, or even at live ...

Alabama fans turned Oregon's "We Want Bama" shirts into "We Forgot Stanford" shirts. Here is a picture. Many Oregon fans can still feel the sting from their 22-19 loss to Auburn in the 2010 BCS ...

The University of Alabama football team has been the target of a trend of signs around the country. Having been a dominating program under Nick Saban, the Crimson Tide are presumed to be a lock ...

Though we’ll have to wait for Sunday’s first BCS rankings to be sure, these fans could likely get their wish. Right now if No. 1 Alabama and No. 2 Oregon win the rest of their games, they will ...

These all work so perfectly because they deviate from the same old "We Want Bama" sign thanks to a little imagination. On Tuesday night at a Sun Belt game between Troy and South Alabama, ESPN ...