Thank you, Sean Payton.The New Orleans Saints coach, who used an unexpected onside kick to win a Super Bowl trophy six years ago, saw Nick Saban dig into his bag of tricks Monday night.Saban used a surprise onside kick against the Clemson Tigers and it proved to be the difference as Alabama beat Clemson, 45-40, to capture the national championship.The victory allows the SEC to maintain its swagger and to continue broadcasting its superiority to the college football world. Thanks to Alabama’s title, the SEC has now won eight of the past 10 national championships, including seven in a row at one point. It may not be the Ottoman Empire, but the SEC is the closest thing to a dynasty college football has ever seen.This dominance has led to chest pains for the rest of the college football nation outside SEC country.