Sorry to the loved ones in his life, as I'm sure he had kids and grandkids that had nothing to do with his underhanded works, but truly a miserable human being. While I hope he R.I.P., its impossible to forget the pain he brought to others not only with the "game fixing" charge, but the negative press he gave to UA and Coach after the Darwin Holt legal hit against Tech in 1960. He basically wrote in a well publicized article that Bryant taught brutality when it was really just "rock em sock football". Simply because the powerhouse of the South in the 50's GT had been usurped by the new power in T Town. The fact he never apologized to CPB or to Bama is makes me despise him as much as any AU fan. Coach Bryant and Coach Dodd were close, had their problems, but became close once again in their later years. Furman could never follow that example. Good riddance.