George Pugh

Well, what's it going to be like? I said, what do you mean? no, what's it going to be like, you know? Even had the crazy question, is color going to rub off on us? I said, man, fool, get out of here and get away from me.

So people don't really understand, and I think that's what helped me is I went through the University of Alabama, and Sylvester and Wilbur Jackson, and, you know, I had good friends, George Pugh, who went on into coaching, I think it helped me understand everyone in an era where there was not a lot of trust But I'll never forget Coach Bryant saying this, and it solidified I wanted to coach.

He would tell everybody, life's not going to be fair.

The color of your skin, your bank account, your history, where you're from is going to matter a lot out here.

And the pitch goes from Todd to the far sideline, incomplete.

It was intended over there for the tight end, George Pugh.

So Alabama comes out throwing on

first down.

24 yards on a first down at the 45-yard line for Alabama.

Now it is Rutledge throwing, and it's deep ball at his hand.

The tight end, George Pugh, the junior from Montgomery, who caught nine passes for 178 yards and two touchdowns during the regular season.

Harrison, the free safety, was not as close to him as he should have been.

And the pitch goes from Todd to the far sideline, incomplete.

It was intended over there for the tight end, George Pugh.

So Alabama comes

out throwing on first down.

24 yards on a first down at the 45-yard line for Alabama.

Now it is Rutledge throwing, and it's good ball.

At his hand, the tight end, George Pugh, the junior from Montgomery who caught nine passes for 178 yards and two touchdowns during the regular season.

Harrison, the free safety, was not as close to him as he should have been.

And the pitch goes from Todd to the far sideline, incomplete.

It was intended over there for the tight end, George Pugh.

So Alabama comes

out throwing on first down.

24 yards on a first down at the 45-yard line for Alabama.

Now it is Rutledge throwing and it's deep ball at his hand.

The tight end, George Pugh, the junior from Montgomery who caught nine passes for 178 yards and two touchdowns during the regular season.

Harrison, the free safety, was not as close to him as he should have been.