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OPEN DAILY Bama Trivia... on this day 4/20/1985 Some 125 former players return to Tuscaloosa to dress out and play the varsity in the annual Red-White game. The youngsters win 20-7 but the 30,000 in attendance are entertained by the stars of the past. Robin Park-house, captain of the 71 defensive team, says he wishes there had been one more quarter to play, a sentiment not expressed by many of the other old-timers. A 52-yard pass from Scott Hunter to Tyrone King, a defensive back during his 1973-75 playing days, set up a one-yard sneak by Hunter for the veterans' lone score. The veterans' team ranged in age from 23-67. |
Coach Frank Thomas set the stage for long-term wins
The Paul W. Bryant Museum
Bart Starr
Twelve and Counting: The National Championships of Alabama Football
John Croyle
Kenny Stabler
Mel Allen
April 27th
Third Color
Johnny Mack Brown: Star on the gridiron and silver screenBryant Museum
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