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==Schedule== | ==Schedule== | ||
* November 11: Alabama's first game was a 56-0 defeat of [[Birmingham High School]] at [[Lakeview Park]] in [[Birmingham]]. | * [[November 11]]: Alabama's first game was a 56-0 defeat of [[Birmingham High School]] at [[Lakeview Park]] in [[Birmingham]]. | ||
* November 12: Alabama lost 4-5 to the [[Birmingham Athletic Club]] the following day. | * [[November 12]]: Alabama lost 4-5 to the [[Birmingham Athletic Club]] the following day. | ||
* December 10: In the rematch, Alabama shut out the Athletic Club 14-0. | * [[December 10]]: In the rematch, Alabama shut out the Athletic Club 14-0. | ||
* February 22, [[1893]]: In the [[1893 Iron Bowl|1st Iron Bowl]], the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama at Auburn defeated Alabama by a score of 32-22. | * [[February 22]], [[1893]]: In the [[1893 Iron Bowl|1st Iron Bowl]], the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama at Auburn defeated Alabama by a score of 32-22. | ||
==External link== | ==External link== | ||
Revision as of 13:47, 26 November 2007
The 1892 Crimson Tide football team was the first football team to play for the University of Alabama. Interest in the game was spurred by student William G. Little, a Livingston native who learned to play football at the Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire.
Playing their first year of varsity football in Tuscaloosa, Alabama earned a 2-2 record under coach E. B. Beaumont, who did not return.
Schedule
- November 11: Alabama's first game was a 56-0 defeat of Birmingham High School at Lakeview Park in Birmingham.
- November 12: Alabama lost 4-5 to the Birmingham Athletic Club the following day.
- December 10: In the rematch, Alabama shut out the Athletic Club 14-0.
- February 22, 1893: In the 1st Iron Bowl, the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama at Auburn defeated Alabama by a score of 32-22.
External link
- 1982 team photo at crimsontider.com
- Dabney, Richard (2006) Birmingham's Highland Park. Images of America Series. Charleston, South Carolina: Arcadia Press. ISBN 0738543438