Press Release: "Nothing But A Winner" to Showcase the Legacy of Alabama Football
On July 31, audiences are invited to experience "Nothing But A Winner," a compelling documentary that delves into the illustrious legacy of Alabama football. Produced by Breona Humphrey and executive produced by her brother Marlon Humphrey, the film draws from their family’s deep-rooted history with the University of Alabama’s Crimson Tide.
Bobby Humphrey, their father, was a standout running back from 1985 to 1988, setting a remarkable school record with 1,471 rushing yards in 1986 and accumulating a stellar total of 3,420 rushing yards and 40 touchdowns during his four years. Following in his footsteps, Marlon played for Alabama from 2014, making a significant impact before being selected as the No. 16 overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft by the Baltimore Ravens.
"Nothing But A Winner" captures the essence of Alabama football, showcasing the program’s rich history and fierce competition within the Southeastern Conference. The film emphasizes that the lessons learned extend beyond the field, illustrating how the program cultivates leaders and champions.
Central to Alabama’s unmatched success are legendary coaches Bear Bryant and Nick Saban. Bryant, who coached from 1958 to 1982, secured six National Championships and notably integrated the team, leaving a significant cultural impact. Saban continued this legacy from 2007 to 2023, boasting an impressive 201-29 record, six National Championships, and a notable number of first-round draft picks.
As the film unfolds, it explores the transformative journey of young athletes evolving from unrefined teens into disciplined leaders. Through challenges both on and off the field, "Nothing But A Winner" celebrates Alabama’s unique culture of excellence, leaving viewers with the understanding that true greatness is attainable for those who commit to the journey.
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