Third Saturday in October: Tennessee Vs. Alabama : The Game-By-Game Story of the South's Most Intense Football Rivalry

Rating:
Summary: Goodie
Review: Bingo! I liked this one. Almost as much as "A Tailgater's Guide To SEC Football."
I highly recommend both. Roll Tide!

Rating:
Summary: Goodie
Review: Bingo! I liked this one. Almost as much as "A Tailgater's Guide To SEC Football."
I highly recommend both. Roll Tide!

Rating:
Summary: excellent book even with the misleading title
Review: I am a fan living in Alabama, and you can say all you want about Tennessee being our "historical" rivals, but a Bama's fans most intense hatred will always be reserved for Auburn. That being said, this is an excellent book about our #2 biggest rival and the history behind it. Browning, despite being a Bama fan, does an excellent job of presenting both teams. If you are a fan of either team in particular or college football in general you should find this book entertaining. Well worth the read.

Rating:
Summary: excellent book even with the misleading title
Review: I am a fan living in Alabama, and you can say all you want about Tennessee being our "historical" rivals, but a Bama's fans most intense hatred will always be reserved for Auburn. That being said, this is an excellent book about our #2 biggest rival and the history behind it. Browning, despite being a Bama fan, does an excellent job of presenting both teams. If you are a fan of either team in particular or college football in general you should find this book entertaining. Well worth the read.

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Summary: CONDOLENCES
Review: Not a review of this or any of Mr. Browning's works. Just want to pass on that this individual lost his battle to cancer in Birmingham on Thursday, 25 April. When I lived in Tuscaloosa in 1979 - 81 I had the opportunity to read many of his columns and I have read a couple of his books. My opinion of his "Crimson Coronation" remains the same -- it was dismal. But his "Third Saturday in October" was much more representative of his talents and works. It was a very good effort and it is a shame that this writer's talents have been silenced forever. Roll Tide.