Former NFL player and University of Alabama football star Shaun Alexander has been named the grand marshal for the University of Alabama’s upcoming homecoming parade. The announcement was made by Tuscaloosa Magazine, who will be hosting the parade.
Alexander, a former running back for the Seattle Seahawks, played college football for the University of Alabama from 1996 to 1999. During his time at the university, he set numerous records and was a standout player for the Crimson Tide. He went on to have a successful career in the NFL, being named the NFL MVP in 2005.
As the grand marshal for the homecoming parade, Alexander will lead the procession through the streets of Tuscaloosa, celebrating the university’s rich history and traditions. The parade is set to take place on October 14th, and will feature floats, marching bands, and other performances from various student organizations.
In a statement, Alexander expressed his excitement for the opportunity to be a part of the homecoming festivities at his alma mater. He emphasized the importance of homecoming in bringing together alumni, students, and fans to celebrate the university’s legacy and achievements.
The University of Alabama’s homecoming parade is a long-standing tradition that brings the community together to show their support for the university’s athletic programs and academic achievements. With Shaun Alexander as the grand marshal, this year’s parade promises to be a memorable event for all who attend.
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