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American football player and coach (1922–2008)

Hal Self
Biographical details
Born	(1922-02-22)February 22, 1922 Anderson, Alabama, U.S.
Died	June 6, 2008(2008-06-06) (aged 86)
Playing career
1941–1942	Alabama
1944–1946	Alabama

Position(s)	Quarterback
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1947–1948	Athens HS (AL)
1949–1969	Florence State

Administrative career (AD unless noted)
1969	Florence State

Head coaching record
Overall	110–81–8 (college) 15–5 (high school)

Hal Self (February 22, 1922 – June 6, 2008) was an American football player and coach. He served as the head football coach at the University of North Alabama in Florence, Alabama from 1949 to 1969. As a quarterback at the University of Alabama, he played in all four major bowl games: Orange, Cotton, Sugar, and Rose. Self was drafted by the Brooklyn Tigers in the 1945 NFL draft but opted to stay in college.

References

"Hal Self". Alabama Sports Hall of Fame. Retrieved December 6, 2018.
"Hal Self". University of North Alabama. Retrieved December 6, 2018.
"North Alabama: Hall of Fame coach Hal Self dies". al.com. June 6, 2008. Retrieved December 6, 2018.
"1945 NFL Draft". Pro-Football-Reference. Retrieved December 6, 2018.

v t e Alabama Crimson Tide starting quarterbacks
Walker (1892–1894) Burr (1895–1896) Tutwiler (1897) Johnston (1899) Drennen (1900–1901) Wyatt (1902–1903) Ward (1904) T. Smith (1905) Hannon (1906–1907) Peebles (1908–1910) Moody (1909–1912) Joplin (1912, 1914) Harsh (1914–1915) Creen (1916) Hagan (1913, 1917) Lenoir (1917) Sewell (1919) Hovater (1920) Bartlett (1920–1922) Rosenfeld (1921) Gillis (1923–1924) Hubert (1924–1925) Barnes (1925–1926) Brasfield (1927) McClintock (1927–1928) Vines (1929) J. Tucker (1930–1931) Campbell (1930–1931) R. Smith (1934–1935) Riley (1936) Bradford (1936–1938) Hughes (1937–1938) DeShane (1939–1940) McWhorter (1941–1942) Gilmer (1944–1947) Self (1945–1946) Morrow (1947) Brown (1948) Salem (1948–1950) Avinger (1949–1950) Hobson (1951–1952) Starr (1953–1955) Walls (1956) B. Smith (1956–1957) Jackson (1958) Trammell (1959–1961) Namath (1962–1964) Sloan (1962–1965) Stabler (1966–1967) Trimble (1966) Hunter (1968–1970) Hayden (1970) Davis (1971–1972) G. Rutledge (1973) Todd (1974–1975) J. Rutledge (1976–1978) Shealy (1979) Jacobs (1980) Coley (1981) Gray (1981) Lewis (1981–1983) Shula (1984–1986) Sutton (1984, 1987–1988) D. Smith (1987–1988) Dunn (1987–1989) Hollingsworth (1989–1990) Woodson (1991) Barker (1991–1994) Burgdorf (1993, 1995) Kitchens (1995–1997) L. Tucker (1997) Phillips (1998) Zow (1998–2001) Watts (1999–2002) Croyle (2002–2005) Pennington (2003–2004) Avalos (2003) Guillon (2004) Wilson (2006–2008) McElroy (2009–2010) McCarron (2011–2013) Sims (2014) Coker (2015) Bateman (2015) Barnett (2016) Hurts (2016–2017) Tagovailoa (2018–2019) Jones (2019–2020) Young (2021–2022) Milroe (2022–2024) Buchner (2023)

Alabama Crimson Tide starting quarterbacks

Walker (1892–1894)
Burr (1895–1896)
Tutwiler (1897)
Johnston (1899)
Drennen (1900–1901)
Wyatt (1902–1903)
Ward (1904)
T. Smith (1905)
Hannon (1906–1907)
Peebles (1908–1910)
Moody (1909–1912)
Joplin (1912, 1914)
Harsh (1914–1915)
Creen (1916)
Hagan (1913, 1917)
Lenoir (1917)
Sewell (1919)
Hovater (1920)
Bartlett (1920–1922)
Rosenfeld (1921)
Gillis (1923–1924)
Hubert (1924–1925)
Barnes (1925–1926)
Brasfield (1927)
McClintock (1927–1928)
Vines (1929)
J. Tucker (1930–1931)
Campbell (1930–1931)
R. Smith (1934–1935)
Riley (1936)
Bradford (1936–1938)
Hughes (1937–1938)
DeShane (1939–1940)
McWhorter (1941–1942)
Gilmer (1944–1947)
Self (1945–1946)
Morrow (1947)
Brown (1948)
Salem (1948–1950)
Avinger (1949–1950)
Hobson (1951–1952)
Starr (1953–1955)
Walls (1956)
B. Smith (1956–1957)
Jackson (1958)
Trammell (1959–1961)
Namath (1962–1964)
Sloan (1962–1965)
Stabler (1966–1967)
Trimble (1966)
Hunter (1968–1970)
Hayden (1970)
Davis (1971–1972)
G. Rutledge (1973)
Todd (1974–1975)
J. Rutledge (1976–1978)
Shealy (1979)
Jacobs (1980)
Coley (1981)
Gray (1981)
Lewis (1981–1983)
Shula (1984–1986)
Sutton (1984, 1987–1988)
D. Smith (1987–1988)
Dunn (1987–1989)
Hollingsworth (1989–1990)
Woodson (1991)
Barker (1991–1994)
Burgdorf (1993, 1995)
Kitchens (1995–1997)
L. Tucker (1997)
Phillips (1998)
Zow (1998–2001)
Watts (1999–2002)
Croyle (2002–2005)
Pennington (2003–2004)
Avalos (2003)
Guillon (2004)
Wilson (2006–2008)
McElroy (2009–2010)
McCarron (2011–2013)
Sims (2014)
Coker (2015)
Bateman (2015)
Barnett (2016)
Hurts (2016–2017)
Tagovailoa (2018–2019)
Jones (2019–2020)
Young (2021–2022)
Milroe (2022–2024)
Buchner (2023)

v t e North Alabama Lions head football coaches
Hal Self (1949–1969) Durell Mock (1970–1972) Mickey Andrews (1973–1976) Wayne Grubb (1977–1987) Bobby Wallace (1988–1997) Bill Hyde (1998–2001) Mark Hudspeth (2002–2008) Terry Bowden (2009–2011) Bobby Wallace (2012–2016) Chris Willis (2017–2022) Ryan Held # (2022) Brent Dearmon (2023– ) # denotes interim head coach

North Alabama Lions head football coaches

Hal Self (1949–1969)
Durell Mock (1970–1972)
Mickey Andrews (1973–1976)
Wayne Grubb (1977–1987)
Bobby Wallace (1988–1997)
Bill Hyde (1998–2001)
Mark Hudspeth (2002–2008)
Terry Bowden (2009–2011)
Bobby Wallace (2012–2016)
Chris Willis (2017–2022)
Ryan Held # (2022)
Brent Dearmon (2023– )

# denotes interim head coach

v t e 1941 Alabama Crimson Tide football—national champions
Russ Craft Joe Domnanovich Tony Leon Jimmy Nelson Holt Rast Don Salls Hal Self Vaughn Stewart George Weeks Don Whitmire John Wyhonic Head coach Frank Thomas Assistant coaches Paul Burnum Tilden Campbell Hank Crisp Harold Drew

1941 Alabama Crimson Tide football—national champions

Head coach: Frank Thomas

Assistant coaches: Paul Burnum; Tilden Campbell; Hank Crisp; Harold Drew

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