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Former Alabama running back Mark Ingram, a Heisman winner in his own right, accompanied Derrick Henry to midfield for the pregame coin toss in tonight’s national championship game against Clemson.
A few images were taken, and it’s a little startling seeing how much smaller Ingram is in Henry’s shadow.
That’s before you realize that Henry is 6-foot-3 and 242 pounds, while Ingram is 5-foot-9, 215 pounds.
Still, Twitter had a field day as several fans marveled at Henry’s enormity.
https://twitter.com/jasonrmcintyre/status/686727256161529860
Mark Ingram looks like Derrick Henry’s proud little brother while wearing that letterman jacket pic.twitter.com/Lf50hhVgQT
— No Coast Bias (@NoCoastBias) January 12, 2016
Mark Ingram: “Please don’t eat me.” Derrick Henry: “No promises.” pic.twitter.com/jI9AIcOX9M
— Athletes Relate (@AthletesReIate) January 12, 2016
Mark Ingram: so ur the guy that stole my girl? Derrick Henry: yea. So? Mark Ingram: you good fam. She’s all yours. pic.twitter.com/VMcz9y7v3Z — ⚾️Dapper Dan⚾️ (@denzdan1730) January 12, 2016
Derrick Henry got direct Tv Mark Ingram clearly got cable pic.twitter.com/XIH7Ec0KoV
— Devin Salisbury (@UncleSauce2) January 12, 2016
Alabama's Derrick Henry makes NFL running back Mark Ingram look like a toddler https://t.co/BEOa24K52z
— Pro All Stars (@Pro_All_Stars) January 12, 2016
"Bruh what are they feeding you that they didn't feed me while I was at Bama" -Mark Ingram to Derrick Henry https://t.co/fq5LxXuRXA
— RP (@R00KSY) January 12, 2016
Derrick Henry makes Mark Ingram sit at the kids’ table https://t.co/mEJmDjEt0M @SInow pic.twitter.com/CN5v2JBAS8
— World in a Block (@worldinablock) January 12, 2016
LOL Ingram look like Oompa Loompa standing near Henry “,pic.twitter.com/CrxXnc1UoB ”
— Footballzone (@UReady4Football) January 12, 2016
@jemelehill mark Ingram: yeah we got about 200 dollars huh deebo Henry: EYE got about 200 dollars pic.twitter.com/0NOib4eufX
— RefrigeratorPetty (@JaeScott777) January 12, 2016
@stevebraband "Derrick Henry makes Mark Ingram look like Darren Sproles." pic.twitter.com/N8dIjfRxOL
— charlie hulme (@charliehulme) January 12, 2016
Born and raised in Gainesville, Talal joined SDS in 2015 after spending 2 years in Bristol as an ESPN researcher. Previously, Talal worked at The Gainesville Sun.
