The Alabama Football documentary producer is about how the ‘unique’ show in college football is a ‘unique’ show
Football Alabama Crimson Tide is more than the winning program-this is the rescue line for faith and family, towards the two father and son who played for the team.
Caleb Castille, Executive Producer Fox Nation “tide binding,” And his father Jeremiah joined “Fox & Friends” to talk about the show and the importance of football football football football football. Caleb played for Crimson Tide from 2010 to 2012; His father from 1979 to 1982.
“In short, this is a show that is unique in the world of football players on college,” Caleb said. “It’s about diving to the life of these players and coaches. It’s about seeing behind the scene.”
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A general view of the Alabama Logotype in the middle of the field during the game between Western Kentucky Hilltoppers and Alabama Crimson Tide 8. September 2012 in Tuscaloosi, Alabama. (Lance King/Repya photos via Getty Images)
“And I think we were able to portray it in a way that is unique to sports shows and be able to highlight things like faith and my father be a lot of it.”
Jeremiah, who is currently chaplain of the team of Crimson Tide, has played a big role in inspiration for the themes of the show. His relationship with Caleb was a motivating factor for the production of the series.
“So you sit here looking at Caleb, you know, with the production of it,” he said. “And all the moments to pour yourself into him as a father, to see how he manifests himself and see the job you did is huge.”
More specifically, Faith was a recurrent topic in a row, showing interactions between players, coaches and community Crimson Tide. “I’m sitting here just thinking about a tide that really is bound, it’s faith,” Jeremiah said.
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“People like me and other coaches such as coach Bryant, coach Saban – men of huge faith. This is what I like to share with people behind the scenes.”
Both Caleb and Jeremiah expressed the importance and role of men in today’s society and how they learned these values through football and family. Caleb commented that his father had led the family and said that he could not imagine it any other way.
“I wouldn’t sit here today talking to you about anything if it wasn’t for my father,” Caleb added. “I saw him relentlessly leading our family – and it started with faith. It’s a really simple connection for our play.”
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