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30 Years Later: Paul "Bear" Bryant

Saturday marks the 30th anniversary of Paul "Bear" Bryant's death.

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CrimsonTide14 - 1/26/2013 10:44 PM
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If you're going to copy and paste an article then please correct all the mistakes the Associated Press put in the story. Bear Bryant won 232 games at Alabama, not 323, his final total amout of wins. He won the rest of his games at Maryland, Kentucky, and Texas A&M. Steadman Shealy was Coach Bryants LAST quarterback to win a National Championship, not the first one. Pat Trammell was his first Bama QB to win a National Championship in 1961. I could better understand all these glaring mistakes if a reporter had to research the story from old file cabinets, old press clippings, or microfilm, yet this correct information is easily available on the internet with a click of the mouse. It's tellling how far journalism has declined in the US when the simplest stories are filled with mistakes and each station and source cuts and pastes the same mistakes and presents them as facts. Coach Bryant is and will always be the greatest football coach that has ever strolled the sidelines and I was lucky and blessed to see him in person and coach @ Alabama a few times.

CrimsonTide15 - 1/26/2013 10:05 PM
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Bear who???
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