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DANNY FORD Before the championship headset, there was an Alabama helmet. From Gadsden, Alabama, Danny Ford played for Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant on the Crimson Tide varsity from 1967–69. His Alabama career included time at tight end before he became a two-year starter at offensive tackle. Ford earned first-team All-SEC honors and served as an Alabama team captain. He also earned Academic All-SEC recognition—building a résumé that reflected his work on the field and in the classroom. His connection to Alabama continued after his playing days. As an assistant coach, he served on Bryant’s 1973 national-championship staff. Then came a championship of his own. Ford led Clemson to a perfect 12–0 season and the 1981 national championship, secured with an Orange Bowl victory over Nebraska. He was just 33 years old. Across his head-coaching stops at Clemson and Arkansas, Ford compiled a 122–59–5 record. In 2017, he entered the College Football Hall of Fame as a coach. An Alabama captain. An All-SEC lineman. A national-championship coach. Remembering Danny Ford’s place in the Crimson Tide story—and the career that followed. Roll Tide. — Elephant Ink

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ALVIN SAMPLES An All-American guard. A linebacker when Alabama needed him. From Tarrant High School to the Crimson Tide, Alvin Samples built his Alabama career on doing what the team needed. He played under Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant from 1967–69, contributing on the offensive line and on defense. Wearing No. 68, Samples earned All-SEC honors in 1968 and 1969 and All-America recognition in 1969. He was later selected to Alabama’s Team of the Decade for the 1960s.[rolltide] One of his biggest moments came in one of the most memorable games of the Bryant era. On October 4, 1969, Alabama and Ole Miss traded scores at Legion Field as Scott Hunter and Archie Manning led their offenses. With fewer than three minutes remaining, Samples stopped Manning for no gain on fourth down—a crucial play in the Crimson Tide’s 33–32 victory. His willingness to change roles carried into the postseason. Alabama moved him to linebacker for the Liberty Bowl against Colorado to help a depleted defense. Samples also carried his commitment beyond football. He earned a degree in metallurgical engineering in 1970 and later served 12 years on the Tarrant Board of Education. Alvin Samples passed away on January 20, 2026, at age 77. We remember an Alabama All-American whose legacy included his team, his family, and his hometown. Roll Tide. — Elephant Ink

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TOMMY WILCOX A quarterback’s background. A safety’s instincts. A championship legacy. From Harahan, Louisiana, Tommy Wilcox starred at quarterback for Bonnabel High School before becoming a standout safety under Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant at Alabama. In 1979, Wilcox earned SEC Freshman of the Year honors and helped the Crimson Tide finish 12–0, capped by a 24–9 Sugar Bowl victory over Arkansas and a national championship. He went on to earn All-America recognition in 1981 and 1982, including consensus honors in 1981, and finished his Alabama career with 243 tackles and 25 pass breakups. Some of his biggest moments came when Alabama needed one final stop. On October 31, 1981, Mississippi State reached the Alabama 9-yard line with the game on the line. Wilcox intercepted John Bond’s third-down pass in the end zone, preserving a 13–10 Crimson Tide victory. He finished that afternoon with seven tackles, two pass breakups, and the game-saving interception. Later that season, he intercepted another pass in the end zone during Alabama’s Iron Bowl victory over Auburn—the game that gave Coach Bryant his record-breaking 315th career win. In 1992, Wilcox was selected to Alabama’s Team of the Century, one of just four defensive backs chosen from the program’s first 100 years. No. 15. A national champion. A difference-maker when the game was on the line. Remembering Tommy Wilcox and his place in Crimson Tide history. Roll Tide. — Elephant Ink

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