The Great Story of Alabama Football: From the first college football game to Alabama's last TD under coach Nick Saban

The book is written for those of us who love Alabama Crimson Tide Football. And cannot wait until their next win. There is no need to be impatient because Alabama is at the top of the pack and they win the big games all the time. Ask the other teams!The book first tells the story about The State's Premier University's founding in 1831 and quickly gets to the first football game ever. The university's first football team and its first season come later as the Thin Red Line becomes the Crimson Tide and it made itself well-known by playing great football. In 1892, the University's first football team assembled calling itself the "Thin Red Line." From a bit thin in the ranks, to later becoming the crushing "Crimson Tide," this book gets you there with many smiles. From there, the progression leads, to the Tide's first football game. The rest of college football was not so pleased that Alabama became the best and has remained the best team in the nation. Yet, in head to head battles, the opponents rarely win. The first game in Alabama football history was played on November 11, 1892, against Birmingham High School and was won by the Cadets 56-0. They then split a pair of games with the Birmingham Athletic Club, and closed out the season with a 32-22 loss in the first Iron Bowl against Auburn on February 22, 1893. From then on, Alabama football is a story of fulfilled dreams. Alabama fans are the ones with the huge smiles. They earned them., This book captures the whole great story of Alabama Football. It takes the reader through stories about Alabama's great immortal coaches such as the greatest--Bear Bryant to stories about 126 seasons of football, Alabama ranks sixth all-time in win-loss records in the NCAA. The book often stops in time and talks about a particular player such as Harry Gilmer, Bart Starr, Kenny Stabler, AJ McCarren, Joe Namath, Cornelius Bennett, Mark Ingram and others. I can't wait to read it. How about you? You will not be able to put this book down