Clemson celebrates national title at White House

Clemson visited the White House on Monday in celebration of its national championship win over Alabama, presenting jerseys to President Trump and his son Barron.

The large party from Clemson couldn't resist getting at least one school chant in before the proceedings began.

Head coach Dabo Swinney brought the CFP trophy along for the ride as well, placing it in fine position for an impressive photo.

President Trump had some very kind words for the Tigers, saying he was impressed with how they "willed" themselves to victory over Alabama. He also took the time to call star quarterback Deshaun Watson on stage to commend him for his performance in the national championship game.

Trump also predicted that Watson, drafted in the first round by the Houston Texans, would be a great NFL player. While it's certainly high praise for the quarterback, Watson is probably hoping his pro career turns out better than other college stars Trump has revered in the past.