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Prison taught lessons football could not. Now this former University of Alabama star lives life with soul.

Summary by Alabama Live
It was 1988, and the 15-year-old boy sat on the roof of his house with a shotgun. He lived in one of the most dangerous towns in Alabama, and decided he had to do what he had to do. His parents divorced when he was in third grade. His mother, Betty, was raising four kids as a single mother in Prichard, Alabama. She worked as a custodian at the local regional airport. If he had to guard the house while his mother and siblings slept, so be it.
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