Re: [RollTideFan] Cold chills...nothing but cold chills!

2003-11-09 Thread Rick McMahan
BINGO! Now that's a goody!

The TIDE Rolls On Forever...
Rick
Jeff Todd wrote:
This, folks, is what's missing in today's version of The Crimson Tide.

Slef E.

--

Bryant, at the pregame meal before Alabama beat Georgia Tech in 1974:

Most of you will live another fifty years or more. I hope it's seventy,
but if it's fifty that's still a good life, and what happens today
you'll have to live with the rest of the way. You can't get it back if
you don't win. It's sixty minutes and over. The losers are the ones who
say, 'Oh I wish I could play it again.' You can't play it again.
Well, you're not really going to have to play sixty minutes. None of
you. The longest play in a game is six and a half seconds. The shortest
play is less than two seconds. That's barely a wink of the eye. You'll
average five seconds a play. Five seconds of total effort, going all
out, giving a hundred percent. You oughta be able to hold your hand in a
fire that long.
If you're lucky enough to play seventy plays, that amounts to about six
minutes. Six minutes of your time. Out of fifty years, six minutes
doesn't seem like much. But a loser will regret it the rest of his life.
You've worked a long time for this. You've been playing since you were
in the seventh grade. You go out there in front of all those people and
don't give a hundred percent every play then you're cheating yourself,
and your recruiters, and your parents, and your high school coach, and
everybody whoever helped you. This is what you have been working toward.
...
In any big game there are five or six or seven key plays that will
decide the outcome. If you put out for five seconds on every play,
you'll get your share of those key plays. You never know when they'll
come, so you have to go all out every time.
If you're reckless, and give that extra effort, and every play try a
little harder, you'll see in the films on Monday that it was you who
made those five or six plays that win. Play 'em jaw to jaw, and you'll
win in the fourth quarter.
I don't think this game is as big for us as it is for Tech. We're on a
longer road. We've got a bigger one next week, and the week after.
Because the next game is always more important if you're going to to the
top. And that's where we're going.




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[RollTideFan] Cold chills...nothing but cold chills!

2003-11-08 Thread Jeff Todd
This, folks, is what's missing in today's version of The Crimson Tide.


Slef E.

--


Bryant, at the pregame meal before Alabama beat Georgia Tech in 1974:

Most of you will live another fifty years or more. I hope it's seventy,
but if it's fifty that's still a good life, and what happens today
you'll have to live with the rest of the way. You can't get it back if
you don't win. It's sixty minutes and over. The losers are the ones who
say, 'Oh I wish I could play it again.' You can't play it again.

Well, you're not really going to have to play sixty minutes. None of
you. The longest play in a game is six and a half seconds. The shortest
play is less than two seconds. That's barely a wink of the eye. You'll
average five seconds a play. Five seconds of total effort, going all
out, giving a hundred percent. You oughta be able to hold your hand in a
fire that long.

If you're lucky enough to play seventy plays, that amounts to about six
minutes. Six minutes of your time. Out of fifty years, six minutes
doesn't seem like much. But a loser will regret it the rest of his life.

You've worked a long time for this. You've been playing since you were
in the seventh grade. You go out there in front of all those people and
don't give a hundred percent every play then you're cheating yourself,
and your recruiters, and your parents, and your high school coach, and
everybody whoever helped you. This is what you have been working toward.
...

In any big game there are five or six or seven key plays that will
decide the outcome. If you put out for five seconds on every play,
you'll get your share of those key plays. You never know when they'll
come, so you have to go all out every time.

If you're reckless, and give that extra effort, and every play try a
little harder, you'll see in the films on Monday that it was you who
made those five or six plays that win. Play 'em jaw to jaw, and you'll
win in the fourth quarter.

I don't think this game is as big for us as it is for Tech. We're on a
longer road. We've got a bigger one next week, and the week after.
Because the next game is always more important if you're going to to the
top. And that's where we're going.


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RE: [RollTideFan] Cold chills...nothing but cold chills!

2003-11-08 Thread Mike Laborde
POTW!

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff Todd
Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2003 9:32 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [RollTideFan] Cold chills...nothing but cold chills!


Bryant, at the pregame meal before Alabama beat Georgia Tech in 1974:

Most of you will live another fifty years or more. I hope it's seventy, but if it's 
fifty that's still a good life, and what
happens today you'll have to live with the rest of the way. You can't get it back if 
you don't win. It's sixty minutes and
over. The losers are the ones who say, 'Oh I wish I could play it again.' You can't 
play it again.

Well, you're not really going to have to play sixty minutes. None of you. The longest 
play in a game is six and a half
seconds. The shortest play is less than two seconds. That's barely a wink of the eye. 
You'll average five seconds a play.
Five seconds of total effort, going all out, giving a hundred percent. You oughta be 
able to hold your hand in a fire that
long.

If you're lucky enough to play seventy plays, that amounts to about six minutes. Six 
minutes of your time. Out of fifty
years, six minutes doesn't seem like much. But a loser will regret it the rest of his 
life.

You've worked a long time for this. You've been playing since you were in the seventh 
grade. You go out there in front of all
those people and don't give a hundred percent every play then you're cheating 
yourself, and your recruiters, and your
parents, and your high school coach, and everybody whoever helped you. This is what 
you have been working toward. ...

In any big game there are five or six or seven key plays that will decide the outcome. 
If you put out for five seconds on
every play, you'll get your share of those key plays. You never know when they'll 
come, so you have to go all out every time.

If you're reckless, and give that extra effort, and every play try a little harder, 
you'll see in the films on Monday that it
was you who made those five or six plays that win. Play 'em jaw to jaw, and you'll win 
in the fourth quarter.

I don't think this game is as big for us as it is for Tech. We're on a longer road. 
We've got a bigger one next week, and the
week after. Because the next game is always more important if you're going to to the 
top. And that's where we're going.





















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Re: [RollTideFan] Cold chills...nothing but cold chills!

2003-11-08 Thread Pat Smoot

Goot one, Slef.  Hopefully, we can get it back.  Some of them already have
it, but the rest should have to read Coach Bryant's quotes every day, before
 after practice.



- Original Message - 
From: Jeff Todd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2003 9:31 AM
Subject: [RollTideFan] Cold chills...nothing but cold chills!


 This, folks, is what's missing in today's version of The Crimson Tide.


 Slef E.

 --


 Bryant, at the pregame meal before Alabama beat Georgia Tech in 1974:

 Most of you will live another fifty years or more. I hope it's seventy,
 but if it's fifty that's still a good life, and what happens today
 you'll have to live with the rest of the way. You can't get it back if
 you don't win. It's sixty minutes and over. The losers are the ones who
 say, 'Oh I wish I could play it again.' You can't play it again.

 Well, you're not really going to have to play sixty minutes. None of
 you. The longest play in a game is six and a half seconds. The shortest
 play is less than two seconds. That's barely a wink of the eye. You'll
 average five seconds a play. Five seconds of total effort, going all
 out, giving a hundred percent. You oughta be able to hold your hand in a
 fire that long.

 If you're lucky enough to play seventy plays, that amounts to about six
 minutes. Six minutes of your time. Out of fifty years, six minutes
 doesn't seem like much. But a loser will regret it the rest of his life.

 You've worked a long time for this. You've been playing since you were
 in the seventh grade. You go out there in front of all those people and
 don't give a hundred percent every play then you're cheating yourself,
 and your recruiters, and your parents, and your high school coach, and
 everybody whoever helped you. This is what you have been working toward.
 ...

 In any big game there are five or six or seven key plays that will
 decide the outcome. If you put out for five seconds on every play,
 you'll get your share of those key plays. You never know when they'll
 come, so you have to go all out every time.

 If you're reckless, and give that extra effort, and every play try a
 little harder, you'll see in the films on Monday that it was you who
 made those five or six plays that win. Play 'em jaw to jaw, and you'll
 win in the fourth quarter.

 I don't think this game is as big for us as it is for Tech. We're on a
 longer road. We've got a bigger one next week, and the week after.
 Because the next game is always more important if you're going to to the
 top. And that's where we're going.


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