• Episode 20 - Tom Stipe (Part 2)

  • Dec 10 2024
  • Length: 46 mins
  • Podcast

Episode 20 - Tom Stipe (Part 2)

  • Summary

  • Crimson Chronicles: Episode 20 - Tom Stipe's Alabama Basketball Journey & Legendary Stories

    Join Rick Morton and Tommy Ford in this captivating episode of the Crimson Chronicles podcast as they sit down for a second time with Tom Stipe. Tom, an iconic figure with a storied career in the Crimson Tide Sports Network, reminisces about his extensive experience with Alabama basketball, covering over 1,280 games over a 41-season span. From witnessing historic SEC championships and NCAA tournaments to sharing fascinating behind-the-scenes anecdotes of legendary coach Wimp Sanderson, Tom's insights are a treasure trove for any Crimson Tide fan. Get ready for an engaging dive into Alabama basketball history, complete with unforgettable moments and the enduring passion that has spanned decades. Roll Tide!


    00:00 Welcome to the Crimson Chronicles Podcast

    01:04 Introducing Tom Stipe's Basketball Journey

    03:14 Wimp Sanderson Era: Stories and Memories

    07:19 The Legendary Wichita Trip

    17:13 SEC Championships and Memorable Moments

    19:11 The Plaid Palace Era

    24:24 The Origins of Skyline Chili

    25:05 Eli's Chair Mishap

    26:29 Broadcasting from Unusual Locations

    28:59 The Chemistry of the Broadcasting Team

    35:28 Memorable Alabama Basketball Teams

    39:40 Nate Oats and the Rise of Alabama Basketball

    43:19 Reflecting on a Storied Career

    45:00 Closing Remarks and Gratitude



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