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| Dear reader of “The A Game: Great Moments in the History of Alabama Football” we are pleased to bring you a special and exciting opportunity… |
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Rick Rush’s “The Crimson Wall”, completed in November of 2009, captures the emotion, the grit, and the determination of Alabama's defense as it rose as one to block a last-second Tennessee field goal attempt and preserve a 12-10 victory. When the ball deflected off huge Terrence Cody – forever known as Mount Cody – it became the pivotal moment in Alabama's drive for the SEC's Western Conference Championship as well as moving one step closer to realizing the dream of a potential 13th National Championship. The crucial game with the Vols came down to one play and only a handful of seconds on the clock. As Tennessee's kicker said, "All I heard was boom ... boom." The second boom belonged to Alabama. |
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“What makes this play so special – so remarkable, is that Alabama wasn’t spared by a missed kick. They blocked it. It wasn’t luck, it was determination. Alabama denied Tennessee. Alabama’s defense built a wall that Tennessee couldn’t penetrate, and all the Volunteers could see was a wall of Crimson between them and the goal post – that is why this is historical. That is why I painted this piece and that is why I entitled it THE CRIMSON WALL.” – Rick Rush |
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| There were only 262 giclees produced (200 + 62. The 62 reflects the number that is on Terrence Cody’s jersey) and each is available for $495.00. It is 16” x 20”, framed, numbered, signed by the artist, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and is includes FREE shipping and handling. |
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