"SEC Storied: The Play That Changed College Football"

[Van]

This is the play(s) that changed college football, particularly in the SEC...

[Van]

Watch the piece, Sam. It says he already had a black kid on the bench but that that game forced some people into accepting the idea that integration had to come to Bama football.

Of course, being a Bama puff piece they try to attribute more credit to Bryant than was probably due, even going so far as to intimate that he scheduled the game specifically so that USC and their black players would crush Bama and force the locals to wake the fuck up, but overall it's a decent effort.

[Van]

Well, I don't know that it would be entirely accurate to say that Nick is using his black kids the same way everyone else does. Those 'medical' fuck-offs he loves to use as a result of all his oversigning are kinda Nick-specific and oh so charming.

That, and the fact that he keeps signing players who can't spell anything more taxing than 'Roll Tide.'

[R-Jack]

He didn't want kids to be under so much pressure.

Academically?