Having already eliminated all the city slickers from the competition, it was down to a couple of more familiar and comfortable southern boys for Devin Grissom on the season finale of 'Sweet Home Alabama' (Thu., 9PM ET on CMT).

The pressure wasn't nearly as high as on other dating shows either, as no one was expecting a proposal or a ring.

This was just a huge dating game for her to pick a guy to maybe start dating and see where it goes. She had it narrowed down to Tribble Reese, who's sort of city-southern, and Adam Moyer, a horse trainer from Tennessee who's all country.

In the end, Devin told Adam, "I don't know what 'happily ever after' is. I don't know how you get there, but I do know that in this story, you get the girl."

But, while Adam got the girl, Tribble didn't walk away empty-handed. 'Sweet Home Alabama' has already picked up for a second season, and now it looks like Tribble will be at the center of that season, where he'll get to choose between city slicker and country women.