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Tony is the author of five books about college football.
To read about each book and to order a copy personally signed by Tony with a custom inscription to the person of your choice, please choose the book below:
Always A Bulldog [New for Fall 2011!]
 Players, Coaches, and Fans Share Their Passion For Georgia Football
This book is the ultimate compilation of all that is great about the University of Georgia - including the 100 most important moments in Georgia football history.
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From Herschel to a Hobnail Boot
 The Life and Times of Larry Munson
Larry Munson, Georgia's radio voice from 1966 to 2008, tells the inside story of his incredible life in college football. The books with a CD of Larry's 10 favorite calls.
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Southern Fried Football
 The History, Passion, and Glory of the Great Southern Game
The definitive look at why, in the South, college football is not a just game but a way of life. SFF includes the great players, great coaches, great rivalries, and great traditions that have made the Southern game so special for over a century. It is a must read for every college footbll fan.
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What it Means to Be a Bulldog
 Vince Dooley, Mark Richt, and Georgia's Greatest Players
In 2003 and 2004 I interviewed over 70 former players and got their first-hand accounts of what playing at Georgia and going to school in Athens meant to them. The book is broken up by decades and includes Bill Hartman, an All-American in the 1930s all the way through David Greene and David Pollack from the 2002 SEC championship team. Former coach Vince Dooley and current coach Mark Richt wrote forewords for the book. Click here to read more about this book.
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Dooley: My 40 Years at Georgia
 Vince Dooley was only 31 years old when he was named the head football coach at Georgia in December in 1963. After a Hall of Fame coaching career (1964-88) he became one of the most successful athletics directors in the history of college sport. In 2004 I spent over six months with Dooley doing this definitive autobiography. For the first time he talks about a number of issues, including his conflict with Georgia President Michael Adams, who chose not to renew Dooley's contract. Dooley's wife, Barbara, wrote the Foreward.
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