Dooley
My 40 Years at Georgia
Vince Dooley—the player, the coach, the administrator, the legend—is finally ready to tell his story. Georgia's prodigal son got his start on the rough end of Mobile, Alabama, where he used football as a springboard to an incredible life. After four decades, 201 wins, six SEC championships, and one national title, Dooley is ready to hang up his stirrups. In Vince Dooley: My 40 Years at Georgia, Dooley talks candidly to give the complete inside story of his extraordinary life and career.
Vincent Dooley was the head football coach and athletic director at the University of Georgia for 40 years. During his 25 year coaching career he compiled a 201–77–10 record and his teams won six Southeastern Conference titles and the 1980 national championship. Tony Barnhart, known as "Mr. College Football," is a college sports reporter for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, where he has won numerous journalism awards. In 1999 Barnhart was named the Georgia Sportswriter of the Year. He is a past president of the Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association and the Football Writers Association of America.
