Before my trip to the birthplace of Zora Neale Hurston, I had a vague notion of what manner of suffering might make a person accept death. Love, I suspect — or at least companionship — sustained my sister during her initial round of therapies and doctor visits after the return of her cancer.
“The 1973 Sugar Bowl, like this year’s Bowl Championship Series title game, featured Notre Dame playing Alabama for the national championship. Late in the game, [Howard] Cosell uttered some of the truest words ever to travel through a press box microphone: ‘At Notre Dame, football is a religion; at Alabama, it is a way of life’.”
- To Love, or Hate, Notre Dame by Bill Morris
LSU’s The Southern Review vs. Alabama’s “Tuscaloosa Runs This” e-book.
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- To Love, or Hate, Notre Dame by Bill Morris](http://24.media.tumblr.com/d33c9927cb4b186b6c8c66426114eeab/tumblr_mg7r5ke1ym1r6xvfko1_1280.jpg)