Randy Campbell found himself at a crossroad. He was just completing his first year as quarterbacks coach on “The Plains” in 1992 when his old

Thirty-five years ago, Ray Perkins was hired to follow “Bear” Bryant as head coach at Alabama. After a rocky four-year stint, he bolted for the

What Bill Jones, former NCAA Division II national champion basketball coach at Jacksonville State University, is today amounts to many things, but the word used

When discussing the greatest SEC coaches of all-time, more often than not our thoughts turn to football. And why not? The two most prominent names

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“Most people would kill…to be treated like a god, just for a few moments.” – Hoosiers   A long time ago, in a stuffy gym

by Al Blanton “I never learned to handle losing….I won’t apologize for that because a fear of failure has driven me since my youth and

Former University of Alabama and NFL Quarterback Brodie Croyle is writing another chapter in his life that has nothing to do with football. What he

Philip Lutzenkirchen’s life may have ended abruptly at 23, but his father is carrying the Auburn Tight End’s legacy and message to high schools all