Montgomery, Alabama
Former All-SEC football player for the Tide and athletics director at Alabama, Cecil “Hootie” Ingram has passed away at 90. The news came from Ingram’s family on Monday.
Ingram was born in 1933 at Druid City Hospital and he went on to be a three-sport star at Tuscaloosa High School. In 1951 he enrolled at the Capstone and went on to letter in both football and baseball for the Crimson Tide. On the football team Ingram played both halfback and defensive back. During his sophomore season in 1952 Ingram led the nation with ten interceptions which is a record that still stands at Alabama and in the SEC to this day.
After spending twenty years coaching and playing, Ingram spent 17 combined years as an administrator at the Southeastearn Conference , serving as associate commissioner, before moving on as the athletics director at Florida State University . In 1989, Ingram returned to The University of Alabama as the director of athletics where he served until his retirement in 1995.
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