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- Time magazine (Q14159)
- Kentucky will never beat a football team of mine. (Q14158)
- and he added a guarantee. (Q14157)
- he burst in on the meeting and announced he was going to Alabama, (Q14156)
- Haggled over his terms. Wade didn't like haggling after an hour, (Q14155)
- He had practically decided to take the Kentucky job and was waiting in the outer office while the Kentucky Athletic Council. (Q14154)
- But there was a problem he was being courted by Kentucky. (Q14153)
- Alabama, move fast and offered Wade the job. (Q14152)
- a 30 year old Tennessee and named Wallace Wade, (Q14151)
- He declined the offer, suggesting instead his assistant, (Q14150)
- Vanderbilts Dan Mcgugan, whose teams at 113 Sothern Championships. (Q14149)
- To replace Scott President Denny confidently pursued the best coach in the South, (Q14148)
- Transitional segment 8 (Q14147)
- Alabama's first great coach would soon die of cancer. (Q14146)
- the team now called the Crimson Tide shocked heavily favored Pennsylvania 9 to 7 but then Scott had been ill much of the season. (Q14145)
- At Franklin Field in Philadelphia, (Q14144)
- But he is most remembered for a single game in 1922 when Alabama went north. (Q14143)
- His first two teams won 18 games and lost only two. (Q14142)
- Scott was an easygoing, brainy coach and the players loved him. (Q14141)
- He was a hero to cover horse racing for the Cleveland Papers. (Q14140)
- I said, well, the guy who got Alabama's first big intersectional victory was a sports writer. (Q14139)
- was portrayed so when people tell me how sportswriters don't know anything about coaching. (Q14138)
- Zen Scott, believe it or not, (Q14137)
- He hired Zen Scott, who played collegiate ball in Cleveland and had taken up a new profession. (Q14136)
- Yet President Denny continued to pour what resources he could into his team in 1919. (Q14135)
- It had never won a conference title. (Q14134)
- Alabama had done little to distinguish itself in the huge 22 team Southern Conference in three decades of football. (Q14133)
- Transitional segment 7 (Q14132)
- Ky. In 1921, the Center College praying colonels shocked the football world by defeating a Harvard team that hadn't lossed in three years. (Q14131)
- Knute Rockne E's great Notre Dame teams dominated the early 20s and even Southern football gained a ripple of respect thanks to a tiny College in Danville, (Q14130)
- In the Roaring 20s, college football grew up the country went sports crazy as thousands of athletes returned home from the war. (Q14129)
- Transitional segment 6 (Q14128)
- I mean it is praise for him. (Q14127)
- you know he was pretty much a dictator type guy and I don't mean that in a derogatory way. (Q14126)
- An he preceded he was, (Q14125)
- get donations from the alumni. (Q14124)
- could make people interested in your university and bring the alumni back, (Q14123)
- He realized that winning football teams (Q14122)
- Could do for a university. (Q14121)
- doctor George Denny was a visionary who saw what sports? (Q14120)
- 42 year old George Denny, (Q14119)
- The recruit was the school's new president. (Q14118)
- who, for the next 25 years would have the most influence of anyone on the development of Alabama football. (Q14117)
- It was also the year Alabama recruited the Virginian, (Q14116)
- In 1912, the first Great Alabama star Bully Vandergraph earned all American honors highly unusual for a southern athlete. (Q14115)
- The two teams would not play again for 40 years. (Q14114)
- Incredible bickering over contract issues led to the dissolution of the match up. (Q14113)
- but the classic turned bitter in 1908. (Q14112)
- Alabama and Auburn had played nearly every year in a battle for statewide bragging rights, (Q14111)
- The South did develop its share of intense rivalries. (Q14110)
