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Roses of Crimson is a UA CPT&R documentary hosted online at the AAPB (transcript generated using MS Azure Video Indexer service V2)

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https://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-0dc4001c0cd#at_3026.000000_s

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In 1926, Weight and his staff had to fight off player,

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showing up from across the region,

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itching to play for the South Glamour team that fall led by Red Barns,

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Red Brown and Woo Winslet.

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Alabama once again went unbeaten and headed West to the Rose Bowl for the first time on national radio.

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Audience listened to the live play by play of the game as Alabama Tide,

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a strong Stanford team with two Rose bowls under their belt.

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Alabama had firmly established respect for southern.

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Football and a bowl tradition that remains unmatched.

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By 1927, wage tide heading lost in 24 straight games,

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then reality set in the competition caught up.

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Alabama won only five games and followed with consecutive 6 three seasons.

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The fans were complaining, sometimes never change.

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The fans were complaining, you know,

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he can't coach anymore and all that silly stuff he realized he had had not been.

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You might say in public relations man he had.

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He he he knew that.

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But

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birthday he just couldn't stand the criticism.

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In December 1929, Duke University sent Wade a letter asking him to recommend a suitable coach for the Blue Devils football team.

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For Wade, the timing seemed perfect.

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He is tired of Denny's meddling,

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and the grumbling from alumni.

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Today we're getting along too well,

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and here's the what I thought.

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I've been cold where you feed in number one thing you need to do now is to take the job to do,

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and that's what it is.

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It was no April fools joke.

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Duke was one of the least impressive teams in college football.

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But on April 1st, 1930,

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Wade shocked Alabama faithful by signing a contract to coach in Durham.

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He would be paid a salary well above his Alabama contract $12,500 plus a share of the gate receipts.

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Wait still had a year left on his Alabama contract,

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and he promised to honor it and coach the 1930 Crimson Tide.

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He did.

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+he can't coach anymore and all that silly stuff he realized he had had not been.
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+birthday he just couldn't stand the criticism.
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+In December 1929, Duke University sent Wade a letter asking him to recommend a suitable coach for the Blue Devils football team.
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+For Wade, the timing seemed perfect.
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+He is tired of Denny's meddling,
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+and the grumbling from alumni.
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+Today we're getting along too well,
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+and here's the what I thought.
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+I've been cold where you feed in number one thing you need to do now is to take the job to do,
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+It was no April fools joke.
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+Duke was one of the least impressive teams in college football.
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+But on April 1st, 1930,
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+Wade shocked Alabama faithful by signing a contract to coach in Durham.
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+He would be paid a salary well above his Alabama contract $12,500 plus a share of the gate receipts.
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+Wait still had a year left on his Alabama contract,
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+and he promised to honor it and coach the 1930 Crimson Tide.
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+He then recommended that Denny hire former Notre Dame quarterback Frank Thomas as Alabama's new head coach.
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+He did.
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