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Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Roll Tide Guy—122 Football Seasons

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One year ago on Round and Square (14 April 2012)—Fieldnotes From History: Temple Diviniation
Two years ago on Round and Square (14 April 2011)—Beginnings: Mansfield Park

[a] I'm Innocent...Roll Tide PD
I'm Innocent...
Roll Tide

But now that I have your attention, I want to tell you that football (the American kind) has been played at the University of Alabama since 1892
[b] Don't Stop RF

That's the year a geeky football powerhouse-to-be called the University of Chicago opened a few Oxford copycat doors.

I am not sure if they ever played, but I am looking into it. All I know is that Alabama never stopped letting football dominate academics, and Chicago blinked (way to go, Robert Maynard Hutchins...I hope you're happy with your old Heisman and academic respectability...and Division III football today.

Whoo-hoo. 

Moi? I'll bask in fifteen national championships and concede Chicago a few of those "Nobel" things I've heard about.

Roll Tide.
[c] Noble? RF
[Originally posted on June 25, 2014]

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