TUSCALOOSA -- The Paul W. Bryant Museum at The 
University of Alabama will present the first installment 
of its "Crimson Classics" series on the University's 
WVUA-7 television station on Sunday, Dec. 5 at 3 p.m. 
The one-hour broadcast is the first in a series 
highlighting some of the most exciting victories in the 
history of Crimson Tide football.
The first broadcast, titled "Victory in the Swamp," 
details the 1999 Alabama-Florida overtime game in 
Gainesville, Fla. In addition to plays from the game, 
interviews with players and media personalities will 
help tell the story. Featured players Shaun Alexander, 
Andrew Zow, Antonio Carter, Marvin Constant and Chris 
Samuels will give insight to the victory.

Gary Harris, sports anchor for WVUA 7, is the host of 
"Crimson Classics," which is produced by the Bryant 
Museum in cooperation with the UA Center for Public 
Television and Radio (CPTR).

"CPTR's experience in producing documentaries was a 
perfect fit for this series," said CPTR Director 
Elizabeth Brock. "Our producers have expertise in 
telling great stories well, and these games certainly 
have some great stories."

DVDs of the first "Crimson Classics" broadcast will go 
on sale Monday, Dec. 6 at the Bryant Museum. The DVDs 
will include extended interview segments, the radio 
broadcast of the game and photographs -- all features 
not seen on the broadcast version. DVDs are $24.95 each 
plus tax and shipping.

"These DVDs will make great holiday gifts for Bama 
fans," said Ken Gaddy, Bryant Museum director. "These 
are brand new DVDs that no fan will already have, and 
the DVD version offers many extras that will not be 
shown on the television broadcast."

DVD pre-orders will be offered to the Bryant Museum E 
Club list. To sign up for the E Club, go to the museum's 
Web site and submit your e-mail address. There is no 
cost to join. The E Club list receives periodic updates 
on museum events and special offers including the 
privilege to pre-order upcoming editions of "Crimson 
Classics."

Members of the museum's support group, Circle of 
Champions, are offered a 10 percent discount.

Additional "Crimson Classics" are currently in 
production. More than 50 Tide greats have been 
interviewed to give their unique perspective to each 
game. Coming soon are:

      Auburn 1979
      LSU 1998
      Nebraska 1966
      Penn State 1975
      Mississippi State 1992
      Miami 1993
      Tennessee 1990
      Oklahoma 1963
      Michigan 1997
      Duke 1945
      Ohio State 1995
      Georgia 1985


To order a DVD, call 205/348-4668 or 1-866-772-BEAR. The 
Bryant Museum is located at 300 Bryant Drive on the UA 
campus.



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