It has been said that football is just a kid's game. It's foolish to spend time watching it; it's wasteful to spend money on it; and it's pointless to treat it like it's life or death. Judging by the billions of dollars spent to televise, cover, and support the sport I have to disagree wholeheartedly. Maybe in some regions of our fine country it's a big deal, but here in the south it's reason to re-schedule weddings, birthdays, and even cancel church services. College football and it's rivalries are as much a part of southern culture as sweet tea, conservative values, and first-class country hospitality. One such rivalry was once known as the biggest in the south. Tennessee/Alabama has long been one of the most storied, classy ...

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