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   Tiger coaches and players have, in some cases, colorful nicknames.  What makes nicknames even more interesting is if you know the story behind the granting of a nickname.  Some stories are obvious, such as a person with red hair being nicknamed "Red",  Some stories are not so obvious.  One example would be what happened regarding James Johnson (1970) who always seemed to be in a good mood and laughed at seemingly everything.  One day a group of players were gathered together in the presence of James and the conversation turned to the topic of his continual good mood.  The statement was made that James would probably even laugh if you said the word, "Shoehorn".  In response to that statement, James promptly laughed.  Thus was born the nickname James "Shoehorn" Johnson.  
 
If the reader knows other nicknames, send me an email......I will gladly add any non-vulgar nickname.     

COACHES:  
    
Skipwith "Skip" Adams (1909) 
Alton "Brother" Stokes (1917-1924 & 1933-1934)
Floyd "Little Preacher" Roberts (1936-1937)
"Red" Smith (1951-1952) 
Charles "Hoss" Newman (1956-1965)
    
PLAYERS:  
    
Pre-1960   
 Miley "Ram" Durham 
 Clarence "Dash" Curry (1913)
 R. D. "Quack" Beville (1919)
 Gordon "Red" Dickerson (1919)
 Calvin "Hungry" Drewett (1923)
 John "Buck" Sowers (1927)
 Garfield "Hap" Gimber (1928)
 Frank "Booger" Gimber (1928)
 Charles "Tot" Hyde (1928)
 Byron "Chuck" Skains (1929)
 Cornelius "Corn" Martin (1929)
 E. H. "Kidd" Farr (1934)
 J. D. "Farmer" Jones (1935)
 Winfrey "Deacon" Blair (1937)
 James "Nookie" Skains (1937)
 Harding "Frenchie" or "Frog" Broussard (1939)
 W. C. "Red" Clements (1940)
 W. F. "Junior" Debusk (1941)
 Warren "Swampman" Hendrix (1946)
 Jimmie "Red" Holliman (1947)
 Durwood "Big Automatic" Swilley (1948)
 James "Shorty" Melton (1949)
 Charles "Ducker" Varnell (1953)
 Brooks "Crazy Legs" Broussard (1955)
 Dale "Mo" or "Wearer of Many Pads" Reeves (1955)
 Charles Jake "Jakie" Williams (1957)
    
Post - 1960  
 Charles "Pee Wee" Austin (1960)
 Tom "Toe" Trawick (1963)
 Byron "Pollywog" Powell (1965)
 Donald "Dobber" Brazzell (1966)
 Larry "Hoot" Gibson (1967)
 William "Goat" Jones (1967)
 Ronald "Bones" Howard (1967)
 Hershal "Stump" Long (1968)
 Doug "Sheep" Allen (1968)
 James "Jerky" Waters (1969)
 Johnny "Super" Barton (1970)
 George "Eel" Tannehill (1971)
 James "Shoehorn" Johnson (1972)
 Arthur "Buster" Davis (1973)
 Greg "Pistol" Powell (1981) 
 Al "Otter" Simmons (1985)
 Jeff "Deacon" Audirsch (1994)
 Anthony "A Train" Thomas (1996)
 Blake "The Bomber" Audirsch (1998)
 Ryan "Porterhouse" Porter (1998)
 Adam "Grease" Griffin (1999)
 Dustin "Space Cadet" Procell (1999)
 Andrew "Droopy" Smith (2001)
 Keundrick "Dooley" Loucious (2002)
 Randy"Tank" Holmes (2001) 
 Damoin "Stick" Harrell (2002) 
 Antonio "A Rob" Robinson 
 Alonzo "Boogie" Moore (2011)  
   

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