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Alabama’s 1992 defense is the best defense in college football history.

Imagine if he had Reggie Ragland rem that national championship Alabama lost to Ohio st rangeland was out for the sec half and boy oh boy ole Ezekiel Elliot run wild

There is a great difference in Stallings and Saban. Talking about character. Stallings has given so much to the world around him. Not just trophies that will collect dust.

Gene Stallings may be the single finest man ever associated with the game of football. Pure class.

No doubt. To me he was almost a mirrored image of Coach Bryant though he didn't hang around that like. Just how he carried himself was such a class act

Dabo Sweeney is an example that they do exist these days. Thank you, Coach Stallings, for your example and mentorship.

Gene Stallings came to Tuscaloosa to feed people after historic tornado outbreak

He was a natural cloan he believed in a process that he witnessed that worked on the field and off the field never bad mouth anybody not one ref or other coach

Thought the same thing.

the 16:26 mark is tough to watch without crying....

Hal Bennett there's always somebody around to put a turd in the punchbowl. What a did shit

Hal Bennett and furthermore you dipshit this is a story about a father much more than a football coach. Look up the word obtuse - fits you to a tee.

badbishopgoesgood I'm from Philadelphia and I loved this video. It was great. It even softened me to the Cowboys almost and that is saying something. It's about the man and his son and a legacy and it is beautiful and awesome. I'm glad I could see it without too much " Inside information " like Hal Bennett. Thanks.

I'm sorry you guys feel this way. This interview and my comments were several years ago. I wonder at this point if I saw an edited, abridged version of this interview. I cannot understand it any other way. This (above) version clearly includes a discussion of the Junction Boys discussion. If I had seen THIS version I doubt very seriously if I would have said what I did (above). I would encourage the "bishop" to clean up his language at least in a public venue like this. I will stand by my opinion of Tim Brando as an LSU guy. I have kept up with him for years. His father was a Louisiana sports guy -- from Shreveport, I believe -- of some sort, and Tim Brando's supposed objectivity when he talked about either Alabama or LSU football, particularly in the earlier stages of his career, was painful for me, being an Alabama fan living in Louisiana -- I was there for a total of 28 years. As Brando has aged, he MAY have tempered his bias in favor of LSU. But I will maintain until my dying day that sportswriters are just as biased as ANY fan who ever had a favorite team. And Tim Brando certainly comes into that discussion. The thing I most remember about Brando and the Alabama-LSU rivalry was his prediction, when Saban was at LSU, that LSU would dominate the SEC for years to come. My conclusion here is that I am the unwitting victim of a network editor who didn't feel it necessary to include the Bear Bryant/Junction Boys part of the Interview. How about taking it a little easier on me next time, Bishop?

@@halbennett6256 Ever hear of the Mandela Effect Hal? Seems odd you'd see the same video two times within a year, and each one is different yet was not changed seemingly physically. It might be one of those......

NVRAMboi what did he do wrong