Crimson Tide Roll Call: May 18, 2022

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Today's Crimson Tide Schedule

Men's Golf: NCAA Regionals

Crimson Tide Results

Canon Claycomb shot a 2-under par in his second round of the NCAA Regionals, and is currently tied for 12th place. Thomas Ponder is tied for 32nd after two rounds.

Countdown to the Crimson Tide’s 2022 opener

108 days

On This Date in Crimson Tide History:

May 18, 1979: Coach Paul W. “Bear” Bryant went back to Texas for a reunion with his 1954 Texas A&M team, the famed squad taken to Junction, Tex., for what was termed a "football boot camp." Only 27 players returned from the Junction to play for Texas A&M and 23 of those were at the reunion.

May 18, 1979: While Bryant was out of town, the Birmingham News reported that the league coaches were picking Alabama to repeat as SEC Champions, but only two Bama players received "best awards." Dwight Stephenson was listed as the "best offensive lineman" and Major Ogilvie the "best blocker in the SEC."

May 18, 1988: Marquis Johnson was born in Orlando.

Crimson Tide Quote of the Day

"They had to put up with my stupidity. I believe if I had been one of those players, I'd have quit, too." — Paul W. “Bear” Bryant to Time magazine in 1980 on how he treated the Junction Boys at Texas A&M

We'll leave you with this...

.@PhidarianMathis considers @94yne and @jonallen93_ his "big bros"

Now the trio has a chance to wreak havoc as a unit 😤

— Washington Commanders (@Commanders) May 17, 2022