Adam Hermann | NCAA.com | January 21, 2018 Jalen Hurts cut his dreadlocks because of a CFP promise Hurts is sporting a new 'do after his first title at Alabama. Share For two seasons, Jalen Hurts’ dreadlocks were the Alabama quarterback’s trademark look. They poked out from behind his Crimson helmet as he left defenders in the dust. But it looks like he’s going to need a new signature style: after the Tide won the national championship earlier this month, Hurts kept his word and cut the ‘locks: The Deal Was If We Won The Natty, The Locs Had To Come Off lol. New Look . Same Mission . Grind Hard And Improve Everyday ! #AllGlory2God pic.twitter.com/w2uEKJLA9L — Jalen Hurts (@JalenHurts) January 21, 2018 It’s a big change for the sophomore gunslinger! Leading up to the reveal on Sunday, Hurts’ teammates knew it was coming and told him to prep for the upcoming haircut: We won the Natty sooo @JalenHurts time for the big chop — Josh Jacobs (@iAM_JoshJacobs) January 20, 2018 And credit goes to Hurts, then, for following through on the promise. Of course, being a champ probably makes it a pretty easy decision. Hurts passed for 2,081 yards, 17 TDs, and just one INT this season while leading Alabama to the national championship game; he also ran for 855 yards and eight touchdowns. College football preview for 2022 season: Bleacher Report's Adam Kramer makes predictions for next season Bleacher Report college football senior writer Adam Kramer joins NCAA Digital's Michella Chester to take a look at what fans can expect ahead of the 2022 season. READ MORE The 12 freshmen expected to have biggest impact for potential men's NCAA tournament teams Two incoming Duke freshmen headline Andy Katz's rankings of the most important freshmen next season. READ MORE 2022 SEC softball bracket: Complete scores, final results Here's the 2022 SEC softball bracket, schedule and TV times for the conference tournament, which is May 10-14 in Gainesville, Fla., at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium READ MORE