| FTBL Alabama Football Book Recommendation
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I don't have an answer for you, but someone here probably will. I just wanted to say welcome to the board! 
Welcome to the site!
I've heard very good things about Alabama Football Vault and put it on my Christmas list. Another very good recent book about Bama football is The Missing Ring. It's a great read.
I've heard very good things about Alabama Football Vault and put it on my Christmas list. Another very good recent book about Bama football is The Missing Ring. It's a great read.
BamaJay73
Century Club
Ain't Nothin' but a Winner by Barry Krauss is a good Bama book.
Rolltide24
Century Club
I know your asking about books, but the Bryant Museum had a DVD for sale called Twelve that is a full version of the 1992 NC game versus Miami. It is a 2 disc set with lots of interviews and highlights of the year leading up to the game. Pretty nice.
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skeeter_jones
my recommendations:
ALABAMA Football Vault
Always ALABAMA
The Missing Ring
What It Means To Be Crimson Tide
Crimson Nation
i've read all of those among others that have to do with BAMA Football. there are so many that it's difficult to list them all and picking one to recommend over the others.
a quick search on amazon.com revealed more than a few choices.
ALABAMA Football Vault
Always ALABAMA
The Missing Ring
What It Means To Be Crimson Tide
Crimson Nation
i've read all of those among others that have to do with BAMA Football. there are so many that it's difficult to list them all and picking one to recommend over the others.
a quick search on amazon.com revealed more than a few choices.
Welcome
I am reading the Missing Ring right now. It is an awesome read. It puts you in the minds of the players from 1963 thru 1966.
I am reading the Missing Ring right now. It is an awesome read. It puts you in the minds of the players from 1963 thru 1966.
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Guest
I've read The Missing Ring twice, very interesting.
TerryP
Ivory Club
I've got about a dozen books on Alabama. A lot, tend to cover the same things but told from different perspectives. Some, very interesting.
Heck, Crimson Coronation is a fiction book but was a good read.
A lot depends on what era you want to read about Alabama.
Bear written by Bryant and Underwood is a good read on his career. Bama After Bryant by Don Staffo is is another good perspective on Perkins, Curry and Stallings.
Heck, Crimson Coronation is a fiction book but was a good read.
A lot depends on what era you want to read about Alabama.
Bear written by Bryant and Underwood is a good read on his career. Bama After Bryant by Don Staffo is is another good perspective on Perkins, Curry and Stallings.
G
Guest
Crimson Nation by Eli Gold is a good read.
Another good read is Turnaroundhttp://www.booksamillion.com/ncom/books?id=3979077768316&isbn=1880216892 by Tom Stoddard. This book is about Coach Bryants first season at Alabama.
Another good read is Turnaroundhttp://www.booksamillion.com/ncom/books?id=3979077768316&isbn=1880216892 by Tom Stoddard. This book is about Coach Bryants first season at Alabama.
I want the Alabama Football Vault. It looks awesome.
It looked pretty cool.
rhinobama said:
The good thing about The Missing Ring is that it is very well researched and draws on many sources. It's like reading mini-biographies of significant players of that era. There's a good bit of background on Ray Perkins, Ken Stabler and many others.
RTR,
Tim
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Guest
In terms in Alabama Football history, I think the definitive book is "The Crimson Tide; a story of Alabama football" by Clyde Bolton. He first published it in '73, but he has revised it several times. Clyde is retired from the Birmingham News and living in the Trussville area, I think.
Bama fans should aggravate the hell out of him until he does a new revision.
Bama fans should aggravate the hell out of him until he does a new revision.
G
Guest
Has anyone read Saban's Book "How Good Do You Want to Be"?
How is it?
I heard that it was not so much about football as it was about leadership and management. It that true?
How is it?
I heard that it was not so much about football as it was about leadership and management. It that true?
This book on Wallace Wade explained to me what I always assumed. For almost a century we've expected to win and can drive a coach out of town even if there's nothing broken and our program is still winning.
RTR forever!
RTR forever!
