Unrivaled: Sewanee 1899

In 1899 a small college football team achieved the impossible: They won five games in six days while traveling 2,500 miles by train. During their 12-0 season, the Sewanee Tigers beat the best teams in the South. The story of the 1899 Iron Men has all the hallmarks of fiction; yet, as former Sewanee Vice Chancellor John McCardell has noted, "It's more than lore - it's true."  It ranks as one of the greatest achievements in the history of sports. By Norman Jetmundsen, Jr. | Co-Author Karin Dupree Fecteau Content includes: Coaches and historians, including Nick Saban, Vince Dooley, Kirk Herbstreit and Jon Meacham Museum quality original illustrations depicting key plays from the season (also available for sale here) Images of original artifacts from the 1899 season such as tickets, newspaper clippings, football photos, equipment, and even an original telegram! Links to hear original music created to celebrate the team and Sewanee by famous musician, Bobby Horton Detailed retelling of the season years of meticulous research Engaging and integrated design by accomplished Southern designer, Karin Dupree Fecteau High-quality book: Hard bound with a dull laminate cover Book size: 7.25″ x 9″ 176 pages full-color pages Offset printed on state of the art, sheet fed, Heidelberg press in Atlanta, Georgia Interior pages printed on 100# white, coated high quality paper with a satin flood varnish Sewn and bound in Nashville, Tennessee