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If you examine Herschel Walker’s incredible stats during his three-year career at the University of Georgia, you might wonder why he did not win a Heisman Trophy after each season. In Walker’s day, the unspoken rule among Heisman voters was […]

For a sport that supposedly does not have much footing outside the United States, there have been a surprising amount of college football games played abroad over the years. Wide-eyed college athletes have spanned the globe to play in these

It is, without a doubt, one of the greatest names ever found on a college football roster. One of those names that, once you say it, just keeps spinning around and around inside your head. One you’ll remember for a lifetime. Sonny Sixkiller.

With the kickoff of the 2018 college football season fast approaching, the question distressing Alabama fans most is, who will be the Crimson Tide’s starting quarterback when it meets Louisville on September 1? Will it be the Hawaiian passing sensation

MSU 6, Alabama 3 Mississippi Memorial Stadium Jackson, Mississippi November 1, 1980   They came like death dressed in white. The Alabama Crimson Tide, the pride of the South, were mounting one last charge. Incredibly, the scoreboard read MSU 6,

LSU’s Maravich poured in 69 points, riled up Alabama fans in record-setting 1970 loss at Memorial Coliseum     It was a chilly day on Feb. 7, 1970, when Louisiana State great “Pistol” Pete Maravich roasted the Alabama Crimson Tide

In the United States, a tradition of idolizing sports figures as heroes for their on-field accomplishments has been passed down through generations. However, it is often overlooked that many all-stars are heroes for much braver reasons.  As we celebrate Independence

Alabama native George Foster was an integral part of the 1975 and ’76 World Series Champion Cincinnati Reds. A power hitter, Foster hit 348 career home runs and batted .274 over a 17-year MLB career. He is the only player to hit over 50 home runs in the decade of the 1970s. Here’s Foster’s case for Cooperstown.

When the wheels came off of the Gene Chizik tenure, Auburn turned to a familiar face to steer the bus. For the 2013 season, former offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn was chosen as the 26th head coach in school history. Malzahn brought