Former Auburn tight end Philip Lutzenkirchen tragically died early Sunday morning in a car accident, but his legacy as a great player — and even even greater person — lives on.
“I’d much rather be known for what I’ve done off the field in impacting other people’s lives than how many touchdowns or how many catches I’ve had,” Lutzenkirchen famously said.
Today, a fan released the above video that really captures that sentiment.
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If Alabama knows anything, it’s how to get the last laugh. The Crimson Tide won a thrilling game over the weekend on the road against the Auburn Tigers to pull ahead in the SEC standings and earn a huge victory over their rival — the second year in a row at Neville Arena. As is always […]
The Crimson Tide men’s basketball program got a disappointing piece of news Monday afternoon, but it’s looking like the NCAA is choosing not to rub salt in the wound. Center and former G-League pro Charles Bediako was denied his bid for a preliminary injunction against the NCAA to keep playing the rest of the season. […]
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