Laura Ingraham: Like Georgia’s Stetson Bennett, Americans just want a chance to succeed

Laura Ingraham told viewers of “The Ingraham Angle” on Tuesday night that she was struck during Monday night’s college football title game by the accomplishments of Georgia’s Stetson Bennett, the walk-on quarterback who led the Bulldogs to victory over the Alabama Crimson Tide.

“I love the story of Stetson Bennett,” Ingraham said. “The Georgia quarterback epitomizes what we as Americans should be fighting for every day – the little guy who has a dream and is willing to work hard to overcome difficulties, to persist, and doesn’t give up.”

As Ingraham explained, Bennett wasn’t searching for special privileges when he tried to make the Georgia roster, he just wanted an opportunity to show he was good enough – and would work hard enough — to be on the team.

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Ingraham then played a post-game video clip of Bennett talking about Georgia’s victory.

“I knew that those guys beside me had my back, and I had their back too,” Bennett said in part.

“That’s really all the American people want as well – a chance to succeed,” Ingraham said.

Ingraham then called the recently concluded college football season one of the closest-to-normal sports seasons the U.S. has seen since the coronavirus pandemic started in early 2020.

“That alone is something to really celebrate,” she said, noting that Dr. Anthony Fauci and others had warned about packed stadiums turning into “super-spreader” events.

“But as usual the so-called experts were wrong,” Ingraham said.

She then claimed that fans of college football, the NFL and other sports weren’t flocking to games because they were ignorant about the virus – they just realized that information and warnings coming from the elites weren’t matching what…