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One Night Two Teams Alabama Vs Usc And The Game That Changed A Nation Steven Travers

Name: One Night Two Teams Alabama Vs Usc And The Game That Changed A Nation Steven Travers
SKU: BELL-51675774
Price: 31.00 USD
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One Night Two Teams Alabama Vs Usc And The Game That Changed A Nation Steven Travers instant download after payment.

Publisher: Taylor Trade Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.85 MB

Pages: 417

Author: Steven Travers

ISBN: 9781589795440, 158979544X

Language: English

Year: 2007

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One Night Two Teams Alabama Vs Usc And The Game That Changed A Nation Steven Travers by Steven Travers 9781589795440, 158979544X instant download after payment.

In the sweltering heat of September of 1970 on Legion Field, the USC Trojans and the University of Alabama's Crimson Tide played a game that defined the emancipation of the South from its sordid history of racial segregation. When USC's black running backSam “The Bam” Cunningham ran roughshod all over the all-white Crimson Tide, more than a football game was won. Based on interviews with many of the game's participants and thoroughly researched this book presents sports as a metaphor for one of the mostprofound social changes in history.