Bear Bryant - Sports Century (Complete)

Bear Bryant Sports Century

[@paulrobinson3213]

If ESPN did more programming like this today instead of all opinion shows with "analysts" trying to play the most contraversial then their viewership wouldn't have tanked.

[@williamstocker584]

Facts

[@jiveassturkey8849]

@@williamstocker584if journalists keep journals, then what do analysts keep?

[@dadd7570]

Agree, sir. 100%

[@Alan-in-Bama]

As a kid born in 1970, living about 25 mins away from Tuscaloosa, I'll never forget watching all the games with my Dad & family , when the Bear was the coach. Even at 9-11 years old, I wanted to play football for Coach Bryant so bad that I wrote him 2 letters....one in 1978 and one in 1981. He responded to both of them within just a few days...he replied to everything in my letters, gave me encouragement, said he hoped to be there when I was old enough... and he personally signed both of them. That made this young boy feel fantastic ! They're both framed and hanging on my wall to this day ! It says a LOT about Coach Bear Bryant to have players, cheerleaders and fans of Alabama AND the OPPOSING TEAMS go to see 'The Bear' after the games....just to shake his hand, speak to him or get an autograph ! He was Another Southern Legend, even before he died. ROLL TIDE !!!

[@joeyjohnson4826]

those letters are awesome cool story

[@troydixon4425]

Yirions from novions y cut that

[@traceywoodward1354]

The coach Bryant show on Sunday afternoons was must watch tv...if the pope was saying mass on channel 6 and the bear Bryant show was on channel 5...our TV was on channel 5

[@AndrewWarrenPatriotsfan]

I miss ESPN Classic and Sports Century

[@josecolon2201]

Andrew Warren same here

[@joseacastillo205]

Same here I wish someone would put all the episode ups

[@joseacastillo205]

Same here

[@JSchaffer214]

Yeah, I watched it alot and I've never understood why they stopped it but have added all other kinds of crap.

[@Bart848]

I just found an old vhs tape with stuff I recorded and have a bunch of old sportscentury on it Barry sanders 85 bears al Davis Bobby knight Larry bird magic and more

[@ezmoney5087]

The two GOATs SABAN and BEAR, their legacies will live on forever, let's not compare let's be proud of both ROLL TIDE ROLL

[@showtale8325]

The Bear lost more championship games with his own blunders than Saban ever won.

[@ezmoney5087]

@@showtale8325 he was screwed out of at least 3 more, 1950 KY, 1966 BAMA and at least a share and even more deserving outright of the 1977 title

[@showtale8325]

@@ezmoney5087 imagine being at a game where the Alabama BEAR Was cheated out of a title. To imagine the rarity of the situation. Because no one would believe you , later.

[@Wh4L205]

Go, Saban

[@Sasketchejuana_man]

He lived a complete life and one thing I take from it is he learned from his mistakes. Whether it was on the field or off, he corrected the things he struggled With.

[@troydixon4425]

That'll beatup by 8 tds I seen that and called that newyears day game Alabama vs Michigan st

[@travisb5922]

"The door squeaked differently when he opened it" that says volumes.

[@kentgrady9226]

My father took me to my first Nebraska football game in 1977 - against the University of Alabama. At half-time, Dad took me to the restroom, which at that time was adjacent to the visiting team locker room. I emerged from the rest room and waited for Dad at the door just as the Alabama team was coming out for the second half. I felt a hand pat the top of my head. I looked up, and there was a huge man standing there, wearing a hat like my grandfather used to wear. He asked me, "You enjoyin' the game there, son?". My dad had come out at that precise moment. He asked me whether I knew who that man was. Of course, I didn't (I was six years old at the time). He explained to me the mystique of Bear Bryant and told me I would remember that for the rest of my life. Dad was right. Incidentally, Nebraska won the game with a late go-ahead touchdown in the south end zone. I believe the score was 31-28.

[@intuitive7274]

The ultimate football coach

[@lucasmccullar6171]

What a beautiful history of greatness we have here at Alabama. The Bear is forever a legend who will never be forgotten. Our children’s children will know of him & what he means.

[@cashondeliver]

Definitely will be forgotten 🤣🤣🤣 ask akid who bear is today?

[@donaldschmidt2990]

What a shame one of college footballs greatest coaches was shackled by a passel of back woods morons. Dragged kicking and screaming into the 20th century. His record could have been even greater had Alabama been more fully integrated. Few know that in his time at Alabama Bryant never defeated Notre Dame or Texas. He probably played undersized, Itty bitty guys for too long. Still a legend. A monument to hard work and dedjcation.

[@James-po6ib]

Thats the type of punishment that should still exist in football I don't know bear Bryant was a gangster like that 😂

[@miltonhollis703]

@@cashondeliver Ask me I'm 12 and live in Southbend Indiana a Notre Dame town and I surely know about the Bear of the Alabama Tide.....He's taking the Title away from us......

[@travisb5922]

Being 31 I wish I would've met this man. I've read 5 350+ page books and watched every film that's available there isn't another man in NCAA history that was like this man. So tell us you have a small penis without telling us you have a small penis saying this man will be forgotten. My 15 year old niece HATES football but he caught her eye. This man is exceeding and him not even being on this planet. Saban will be just like it. He's like a mini clone of him. Saban does a damn good job just carryin on his memory. Everyones hatred toward this school is pure jealousy. Give me a time when this college did something to make the world mad for a legit proof reason to hate them.. I'll wait. Bc they can recruit and win title after title? Oh I know pull out this 2023 season ik it's coming. Jealousy gets you no where.

[@jimmyc2895]

So happy that Alabama has been BLESSED with the two greatest coaches all time...Roll Tide

[@ezmoney79]

It's good to see comments from Tennessee fans, Notre Dame fans, hurricane fans etc, Bryant had so much clout, I appreciate the respect from other fan bases for this, and thanks to my fellow BAMA fans too, Roll Tide, and RIP BEAR, you will never be forgotten thanks.

[@markbales5571]

from a tennessee fan,bear bryant was a real mans man tough as nails rest in peace coach bryant

[@browningautomatic2393]

GREAT DOCUMENTARY ! TUESDAY 7/4/23 JULY 4, 2023

[@timhollamby8728]

Nick Saban has proven himself as an all time great coach...Coach Bryant created the tradition at Alabama and paved the way...Let no one ever forget that...The Bear did it first...God Bless

[@johnferry2708]

Well, I think Alabama tradition goes back all the way to the 1920's and 1930's. Rose Bowl games really put Alabama on the national sports map. Wonder what it was like for football players, coaches and fans riding trains to California and back? And, I believe Auburn used to ride a train to Birmingham for the game against Alabama. Even now, why not take a train from Auburn to Birmingham for some games? Is there any negative to that? Is a bus really any better?

[@wildestcowboy2668]

GOAT

[@williampoff913]

What a MAN!! He was FOOTBALL!! And he made me proud to be a SOUTHERNER!! See ya in Heaven my brother!!

[@kennethlian3585]

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[@SS11660]

Always looked forward to his Sunday afternoon coach Bryant t v shows .

[@marqueswilliams345]

So let this sink in University of Kentucky had Bear Bryant and Adolph Rupp has it head coaches at the same time and yes I'm a University of Kentucky alum

[@wthjrtx1]

How lucky we are to have a page of Southern history filled with the name. Bear Bryant. Roll Tide.

[@Coonass]

🐘

[@mikeoakley7470]

He was more than a great coach. I was lucky enough to count him as a friend of mine in later college years when I was with the UA Track and Field team. Growing up, every one of my friends, even the Auburn ones, looked up to him. He was a larger-than-life icon to most of us who grew up in Alabama. I cherish my memories of him and of the impact he made on a lot of our lives.

[@p.j._staten]

Interesting that I decided to watch this exactly 40 years after Bear Bryant dies. RIP

[@terrybrown5402]

Roll tide roll! Thank you so much for the memories coach Bryant. You'd be damn proud of coach Saban if you were here to see him.

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

That's the goddamn truth brother.

[@troydixson8097]

He never told anything but the truth

[@RedElephantStampede]

I would have given anything to be at Coach Bryant’s funeral but in a way I was there. I was at Lyman Ward Military Academy in January 1983, and we received a day off of school. Several of my Bama fan cadets during that time were heartbroken, and so was I.

[@ronaldjohnson902]

My high school football coach played for coach Bryant. I survived 1 spring and 1 full season. I will leave it at that...

[@jeremylindsey2975]

Great is great. Stop comparing Saban and Bryant. Just be thankful. Both hard asses. Great coaches. And great men. Roll Tide!

[@stevenyates4535]

Both really cared about their players as people. Mr. Saban will continue winning and getting the best players because he demands excellence in all facets of live. Football is only a few years in a person life...a "short season in our life span". But like John Wooden noted it is "classroom for life". I used to live in South Bend, Indiana and have lived in many places Coach Saban recruits. Got to see Greg McElroy and South Lake Carroll in person many times. Got to meet Mr. Wooden in 1976 and was in his presence for about in hour and he read me like a "book"! He told me more "about me" than I ever thought....Mr. Bryant and Mr. Saban do the same thing. ROLL TIDE! Not half bad for a Texas Graduate who was a ND fan as a boy.

[@vanmoody]

I'm an Indiana Basketball fan and I think of Saban like I used to think of Bob Knight. Saban isn't as loud as Knight, but they have the same spirit for excellence. I enjoy Alabama Football because of it. This Hoosier has been won over. And the truth is IU Football is not much to look at compared to Alabama. I root for IU but it's not the same quality of football.

[@katiewong112]

Good grief… he was just amazing… it’s a miracle that no one died, or had long term health problems.

[@notoriouseagle1074]

No scandals, no bullshit, nothing. Just winning, bettering his community, and being an example.

[@MC-dm5mm]

Didn’t he almost kill a guy?

[@romaholcomb7768]

I was fortunate enough to meet the BEAR, what an awesome man.

[@lloydkline7245]

Roma Holcomb really, i hear he was like a god

[@patrickgray5633]

I’m sure he was like The Pope walking in a room everybody stopped & looked at him.

[@robbyarnold8463]

I remember in 1982/83 Alabama vs Illinois in the Liberty Bowl...Bear Bryants last game at Alabama , I was watching the game at a Holiday Inn lounge ...in West Va,..nearly 100% of the crowd in that lounge were Alabama fans and really loud , Alabama won the game,,..number 323 , Sadly a month later Bear Bryant died ...Ill never forget how sad I was.I felt like I lost my Grandfather

[@scotthester736]

Robby Arnold31

[@scotthester736]

Robby Arnold Coach was very sick.

[@cjhardy9094]

Great post, Robby. I felt the same about "The Bears" death. I grew up with him it seemed. There will never be another like "Coach Bear Bryant". I still kinda feel like I miss him like a family member. :-( .......but, :-) to his memory. Roll Tide Roll.

[@lynnethderosia7676]

Notre Dame fan here, rip to a certified legend

[@kg_4ua648]

Lynneth Derosia very nice comment from you.. Shows a good example of true sportsmanship. Good luck to your Irish the rest of this season. Who knows Bama and Irish might just meet in playoffs

[@adamnir6791]

Canes fan for life, but this man is one of, if not, the greatest head coach of all time. I still rank him above Saban.

[@scotthester736]

Adam Nir times have changed. Roll tide beat L.S. who?

[@nickstoli]

Nick Saban's the same age as Bear was when he died. Feels like he can coach for at least another ten years, whereas when Bear died, most people felt like it was his time. Amazing how dramatically things have changed in the last 40. 50 years.

[@James-po6ib]

It is crazy how Nick Saban looks like he is in his mid 50s and is 71

[@carlprice2254]

I am a diehard Georgia bulldogs fan but I have the uttermost respect for bear Bryant !!!!!!

[@jkchamp8815]

Just think about all the people still reaping the benefits of his doings. Coming from a black auburn student and fan. What a wonderful man in such a trying time.

[@jasoncollins9046]

There will never be another Bear just like there will never be another Saban.

[@josephblumenthal1228]

Thanks Kieth. I’m gonna watch a few of the shows you have. I appreciate it

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

ROLL DAMN TIDE.

[@bricebitchz5777]

I love Coach Saban, but no one can replace THE BEAR. Roll Tide Roll

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

​@@bricebitchz5777Bear Bryant is coming back from the grave to coach Bama. 😮

[@travisb5922]

I've always viewed Saban as a life inspiration. After watching a documentary on bear... God damn Saban couldn't hold a candle to bear in inspiration. Holy shit that man knew how to make you DRIVE. If you die you die. Least you win and make yourself so much better.

[@James-po6ib]

I thought Saban was more successful than Saban now I realize he is not im like you just said Saban couldn't inspire people like this and I don't think his training is rigorous like Bryant's was it sounded like borderline abuse 😂😂 but that's how it should be

[@jimbeaux89]

Wow what a good man. Glad I watched this!

[@rickeygeetv6197]

Nick Saban is the 2nd coming of Bear Bryant. He knows how to win and he recruits the best players to get the job done.

[@steveofloy4238]

Denny McLain

[@johnrockerman7010]

Saban recruits crap and plays against mediocrity the best players are overlooked and ignored

[@alshalakaed857]

You sir are a moron saban is football there will b no equal ever !

[@Nastyfinger1444]

Bryant had class. Saban does not.

[@mattfahringer148]

@@johnrockerman7010 go eat shit

[@johnhammond4214]

Brilliant documentary - thank you for sharing - Roll Tide!

[@laserprop]

24:46 "Marrying her was quite an accomplishment. It said that he had arrived..." Now THAT'S real love.

[@thomasayer7511]

Ledgend. Even Coach Saban says he's the GOAT.

[@tmo4330]

I played the whole second half with 3 broken bones in my right hand! That was 1972. To this day i still cant do 3 fingers up on my right hand. It hurt like hell but i wasnt going to let anyone know! (till after the game)

[@alshalakaed857]

Legendary man ! Time to pass the torch ! ROLL TIDE ! FOREVER !

[@dukemoose3706]

26-14

[@chickenjo23]

The ultimate comment to Gordon Wood. Bear Bryant once quoted saying I had to leave Texas for Alabama. As long as Gordon Wood was coaching in Texas I wouldn't be the best coach.

[@jeffcornett1310]

As a Kentucky fan, we decided Adolf Rupp was more important than the Bear. As Adolf once said, Kentucky wasn’t big enough for both of them. Can’t help but to wonder what could have been.

[@justinlecroy5217]

UK could've became the premier SEC overall sports program. He nearly took Arkansas until WWII came up.

[@bailinnumberguy]

At 2:56, he got so intense that he started coaching the Penn State players.

[@bertmustin]

Who would have guessed a coach in East Lansing would surpass Bear in National Championships in less than a quarter century.

[@ben-ladenbernanke5374]

His hellacious upbringing near Fordyce, Arkansas molded his as the pinnacle coach of this sport. No electricity or indoor plumbing. He even lived part of his childhood in a "dwelling" with dirt floors and in one with 10 siblings raised all by their mother. One of the eight Junction Boys who made it through lived in my hometown in Ala. His wife was my third-grade teacher. As it was pointed out, "he had an indomitable will". That typified his teams. And the rest was history like six national titles but most importantly all the lives he touched.

[@davanmani556]

Ben-Laden Bernanke but notice he didn’t marry someone from his own background.

[@nathanwoodley4299]

Rest In Peace Bear Bryant and Keith Jackson

[@dnasty312]

Kenny Stabler too 🐍

[@jaimesandoval1988]

Nice watch!

[@vince065us]

The meantality of coach Bryant sounds like coach Saban.

[@jle26]

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[@maofuimaono6427]

@@jle26 ,

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

The greatest coach and no one and I mean no one in college or the NFL is close to the "Bear."

[@justinlecroy5217]

That is really absurd. BB is the GOAT.

[@chucktilley7155]

I graduated from Alabama and I love the bear but he was 0-5-2 against Neyland

[@adolfiehillarious6076]

And whatever coach breaks the Magic Seven first, I'll respect that, but this guy is really about so much more, even more than football!

[@scottaznavourian5791]

Byrants lucky none of those junction boys dropped dead

[@Sasketchejuana_man]

@coffeeinthemorning Bryant put them thru a rigourous conditioning program. He deprived them of water and drove them to the edge. The entire team had 1 wet towel to suck the water out of, and he would rarely give it to them. You'd never get away with that today. Many players even recently have died from heat exhaustion/stroke, dehydration.

[@Sasketchejuana_man]

@coffeeinthemorning well they figured something would go down so they kept ice on hand. Doctors were smart enough to know someone was going to get overheated. Without that ice at the hospital down the road, the boy likely would’ve died.

[@williammize8270]

The man was a winner

[@malcolmburns6104]

I had one of Coach Bryants original houndstooth hats and an autograph program from greenetrack and lost both when my home burned in 2012. I wouldnt have sold either of them for any amount of money.

[@Stephie2007]

I'm related to Bear Bryant on my mom's side (he and my grandfather were cousins) and according to some old family stories, the "Bear" nickname came from this time he apparently wrestled a bear as a kid. Now do I myself believe that story, I'm not sure. But it makes for good conversation.

[@RUGGEDBREED]

Good job Bear bryant

[@johnrodgers389]

My gym teacher played at bama with bear joe demjonavich or we knew him as mr demmy great guy

[@stevefowler2112]

I was blessed with exceptional foot speed and was always the fastest kid on any football field I was on as a kid. About my 3rd year in Pop Warner in 1970 I was in the 7th grade so I suppose 13 years old and the team I was on our RB coach had played at Alabama under Bear Bryant and was a real firebrand hard nosed football coach that all the players really looked up to. I ended up hurting my back and it hurt pretty bad but when I ran fast it was excruciating...I was starting at HB at the time and I talked to my Dad about what to do...we both knew if I ask to sit out I'd lose my starting job so he taped my entire torso before my next practice to see if that helped....it really did help and got me through practice but when we'd run gassers it still hurt like hell and I ran just fast enough to get there first thinking I could get by on that much effort without being called out...Wrong, our RB coach immediately called me out...yelling My Last Name...You are Loafing...Quit Loafing...etc, etc. I finally had to drop out and tell him I was hurt...all he said was okay go sit down...I never started another game even though I was better in a week or two and was by far the best HB on the team.

[@beckygreenlee790]

Steve Fowler I am very sorry that happened to you. Things like that can damage a young man and stay with them for life. Sounds like it stayed with you. The problem was definitely with him. You spoke your truth and your prior work ethic should have preceded and protected you. That’s not how you make people tough, it’s how you break their spirits.

[@edwarddabal3587]

Jeremy Schaap like most of the media, is what Teddy Roosevelt would call a "critic"

[@bertmustin]

The student manager judging the players who have to go through the hell the players did.

[@juliansmith1951]

He is driven and focused that what his teams are never beating themselves no costly turnovers

[@zerocool1344]

Need men like this, but the world turned weak

[@jimstone6071]

Could anyone imagine coach Bryant on the sidelines in today’s game....

[@philliesphan312]

Respect!

[@ka3powell]

"The ability to pull people together, unify them, sell them on a single mission, and go do it. Nobody was better at it than Paul William Bryant." ---Keith Jackson

[@irumasuzuki9074]

If these 5 stars players that Alabama has now where playing for Coach Bryant back in those days they would all quit or transfer

[@epikgamer4462]

R.I.P Kent Waldrep

[@georgemcfly3482]

This is good

[@vinylheads]

Wow... I was at that game rooting for USC!

[@calebh9710]

The same people who call this man a great coach are the same people who would throw this man under the prison for “emotional abuse” if he were alive and coaching today

[@tightywhitey9779]

Are you getting ad revenue from this video?

[@marcelmiller7551]

Thank you so much and #RollTide

[@shaunmcallister6557]

Marcel Miller lsu for life

[@marcelmiller7551]

Shaun Mcallister uh huh

[@Britton_Thompson]

Ready for 6 in a row? You ought to be. I can't see Ed Orgeron-of all people- beating Nick Saban when no one else can.

[@marcelmiller7551]

Britton Thompson lets worry about UK first

[@Britton_Thompson]

Riiiight.... I'll get right on that. In all seriousness though, I'm aware we have a daunting 3 week grind ahead of us in October with Arkansas, Tennessee, and Texas A&M back-to-back-to-back. We may not emerge from it unscathed indeed, especially considering the number of freshmen & other first time starters we are using these days. Regardless, I like our chances of beating LSU no matter how many other teams potentially beat us before we go to Baton Rouge. We may lose more than one of those games I rattled off- but we are still going to beat LSU.

[@veritasjustice7878]

I remember when his funeral motorcade passed by my kindergarten when I was 5. We were about a mile and a half from Elmwood

[@aaronglick6816]

HOWDY AGGIES AND THE JUNCTION BOYS

[@pldyer69muzic]

Bear Bryant. You Hear His Name You Sit Up Pay Attention.

[@greyghostscsa394]

The Bear will always be loved in the State of Alabama. Saban will always be appreciated. There’s a difference.

[@wreckanchor]

Richmond doesn't have Robert E Lee anymore.. Thats for sure...

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

And Alabama doesn’t have Bryant anymore... We have Nick Saban... That’s for damn sure.

[@fasteddylove876]

I agree with at least some of the posters. It's one thing to be physically & mentally tough & to demand those things. It's quite another to be so tone deaf that you don't understand that there are limits to what human beings can endure. One wonders what might have happened if any of his players had died during training camp. Some of them wound up with heat stroke. Some of them had their careers cut short. That sounds like a really stubborn inflexible man. As a poster said, toxic masculinity. Thing is, you can create an environment of mental & physical toughness without ruining lives.

[@adamwyker4800]

Yeah, I’m going to go with the results and the testimony of his former players. I’ve yet to hear a single one that wouldn’t walk through fire or take a bullet for the man. Then again, we have your uninformed, misinformed, myopic, pathetic interpretation offered in hindsight from 1000 miles away and after a good 30 seconds of deep analysis...yeah, real toss up...I’m leaning toward the former over the latter...coin flip though...

[@OneBirdAllStoned]

There is no limit to what humans can do. It's sad you think that. Coach Bryant knew that. He knew those Boys could take it. Also fun fact. I grew up in Scottsboro Alabama even played football there in jr high. And high school on defense.

[@iamkurgan1126]

Toxic feminism practiced by toxic soy.

[@peterbell2106]

STUD!

[@williameberle4250]

Wow.

[@MrNaturalSez]

Run Forrest! Run!

[@ezmoney5087]

Bryant won the '64&'65 championships but got robbed of the '66 championship as the ONLY undefeated untied team, again in '77 BAMA should have at least had a share of the championship that would have been another 3 peat as well but once again robbed, he won another back to back championship in '78&'79 but was robbed of two more championships and two 3 peats

[@sammyvh11]

Maryland let this guy walk over some dispute with the AD. They been cursed since. Rip

[@DeAngeloStevens]

Nick Saban is the only coach who took LSU and Bama out of troubled times from 1989-1999 and 1997-2006.

[@jonnygranville281]

Yes. Masculinity at its finest. We need more warriors

[@davidorme1993]

Helping former players who were in need. All the great leaders seem to possess the bipolar ability of being tyrants and saints all at once.

[@JB-vt5sz]

When 120p was great picture quality.

[@michaeliovine2462]

I love Joe namath

[@troydixon3396]

Not even his wedding ring 1-9 beast team he ever had according to him

[@dinorahjimenez2876]

His destiny was to coach at Bama

[@Anidawehi]

He was a good coach. Kinda too harsh on his players though but, pain is sometimes a great teacher. I am a woman who knows her football. Lol

[@dannyburch2122]

Legend and I'm a Yankee

[@bamafan62]

The REAL Bear at 34:57 A side many didn't know

[@georgemcfly3482]

I don't see men like this anymore

[@boondockpaint]

Me too movement won't allow men like that to exist anymore

[@williamstocker584]

Need men like him today

[@laserprop]

19:23 Good grief, some of the helmets have a center stripe, some don't. I know, I know, it's irrelevant to how well they played, I just didn't think a team at that level would have gone out with less than identical uniforms. Nowadays, you don't even see that at the youth level, much less high school.

[@jeffhall4125]

Saben is great But the bear is the men the goat hands down

[@mikec1865]

It All Started for the University of Alabama, when C.M Newton successful recruited Wendell Hudson to the University of Alabama Period. Let's tell the Whole Story.