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My wife and I met Keith's dad on the train in Dallas going to the Cotton Bowl. He had several friends that came with him from the NY/NJ area. Super guy! Didn't see him again until the Western game this year. He actually remembered our names, our restaurant, and other details we shared that...

I'm there, section U-3 M! In the words of our leader; let's be ready to do our part!!!!:sifone:

Re: Post apologies here for booing coaching decision to kick FG/ Saban upset at booin :grouphug: I didn't boo, but I did doubt our leader. I apologize Coach, it won't happen again!

My son went to a Braves game this past summer when the Braves were playing the Reds. He wore his Houndstooth Baseball cap with the Script A on it. Weathers saw it and asked him to throw it to him. He wore it on the field for the entire pre-game warm ups. Before he went in the clubhouse he...

Section U3 M row 13 seat 4! Roll Tide!:biggrin2:

It should have been overturned by the replay official, but since that was Al "Aubie" Ford it is not surprising that it went the Aubies way.:wink:

It seemed that at times they were so wrapped up in themselves they forgot to actually watch the action ( or lack of ) on the field. They need a lot of work. Also has Holtz gone off the deep end?:eek:

I'll be there, section U3 M row 13 seats 3 & 4! Pre-game on the Quad!

It was 1971, Alabama vs. Miami. Alabama had beaten LSWho the week before with Johnny Musso hurt (he had turf toe). We played Auburn the following week. Musso was my favorite player, but as luck would have it he wouldn't play in the very first game I saw Bama play. BTW the game was in...

I'm in Section 1, row 35, seats 13 and 14. See you there! :D

Hey ping, you were faster and clearer with your reply. Sorry for the duplication. :biggrin2:

Bayou is correct, rolltidega. If you listened to the toss on the radio, I doubt that TV showed it, then when Auburn won the toss the ref asked them what they wanted to do; their captain said they would "defer". The ref then turned to the Bama captains and asked them what they would like to...

Musso was my first Bama hero. As a boy I requested a Bama jersey, and of course wanted # 22 on it. This was in the days before the jersey companies realized that there was money to be made in marketing favorite player jerseys. My parents went to the local sporting goods company and had a...

I thought the same thing mp. The fact that JB's leg was caught under BC didn't help matters either. As for the snap problems, I felt they were more on BC and perhaps a little lack of focus than on TB. I expect this week that all of this to be ancient history and for all of the offense to...

You are exactly right TM, the two plays were nothing alike. Ed was strung out with no hope, the TN fullback was running in the open field.

When I first joined Tide Pride in 1993, my wife came along just for socializing after the game. She really didn't know much about Bama, much less football in general. Over the years, however, I have seen a change in her. Not only does she know all about Bama year in and year out, but she also...

I tried to listen to the CBS guys but Tillman's obvious glee with anything positive from Ole Miss forced me to return to Eli and Kenny. It seemed to me that Mr. Tillman wasn't exactly non partisan. :rolleyes:

You are exactly right bamajosh, Matt was QB for Gadsden High School; Brodie at Westbrook Christian. Matt's dad also played for Bama around the same time as John Croyle. I'm not sure if their time on the team overlapped, but I think that they did. Matt's brother, Marc, was a special team's...

My last name in CorNUTT. The fact that I am a nut for all things Bama made it an obvious choice. ;)

Tyrone played tailback in HS, not QB. I know because he ran up and down the field on my alma mater every year he played.