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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_424.000000_s

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Alabama had done little to distinguish itself in the huge 22 team Southern Conference in three decades of football.

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It had never won a conference title.

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Yet President Denny continued to pour what resources he could into his team in 1919.

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He hired Zen Scott, who played collegiate ball in Cleveland and had taken up a new profession.

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Zen Scott, believe it or not,

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was portrayed so when people tell me how sportswriters don't know anything about coaching.

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I said, well, the guy who got Alabama's first big intersectional victory was a sports writer.

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He was a hero to cover horse racing for the Cleveland Papers.

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Scott was an easygoing, brainy coach and the players loved him.

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His first two teams won 18 games and lost only two.

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But he is most remembered for a single game in 1922 when Alabama went north.

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At Franklin Field in Philadelphia,

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the team now called the Crimson Tide shocked heavily favored Pennsylvania 9 to 7 but then Scott had been ill much of the season.

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Alabama's first great coach would soon die of cancer.

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+Zen Scott, believe it or not,
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+was portrayed so when people tell me how sportswriters don't know anything about coaching.
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+I said, well, the guy who got Alabama's first big intersectional victory was a sports writer.
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+He was a hero to cover horse racing for the Cleveland Papers.
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+Scott was an easygoing, brainy coach and the players loved him.
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+His first two teams won 18 games and lost only two.
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+But he is most remembered for a single game in 1922 when Alabama went north.
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+At Franklin Field in Philadelphia,
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+the team now called the Crimson Tide shocked heavily favored Pennsylvania 9 to 7 but then Scott had been ill much of the season.
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+Alabama's first great coach would soon die of cancer.
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