This video titled, "Touchdown Phoenix Football" show was video recorded in Studio B, School of Communications on September 27, 2003. The Touchdown Phoenix Football show was hosted by Trip Durham, Assistant Athletics Director at Elon University. Durham stated the Elon Phoenix was playing the North Carolina Aggies (North Carolina A & T); over the last two seasons the Phoenix dominated the Aggies; and this season the Aggies dominated the Phoenix. Durham interviewed Al Seagraves, Head Phoenix Football coach on the show. The Phoenix lost the game to the Aggies 24 to 19. Seagraves commented that the Aggies played great defense. Video highlights of the game were shown. Durham said over 10 thousand people at Rhodes Stadium watched the game. Durham and Seagraves discussed the turning points of the game. Video replays of the turning points of the game were shown. An Elon University PSA was played as a commercial titled, "Experience Elon." Alan Mathew and Matt Pencola, "Radio Guys" sports reporters, produced a video piece on the football game. "Fire Talk" with Phil Elkins talked with the Phoenix offensive line. Seagraves talked about returning to The Citadels, The Military College of South Carolina, in Charleston, South Carolina, since he was an assistant coach. Some video shots included: The Times-News newspaper; Phoenix football players; Aggie football players; student fans in Elon University, Rhodes Stadium; Aggies sidelines; Aggies "Pride" flag; a woman taking tickets at Rhodes Stadium; the Alan J. White Bell Tower (in Honor of Dr. Alan J. White for 35 years of service as coach, professor, and director of Elon Athletics. Three bells in the White Bell Tower were made in France. This Alan J. White Bell Tower was given by Jerry and Jeanne Robertson) in the Rhodes Circle between the Rhodes football stadium, Walter C. Latham Baseball Park, and Rudd Field for soccer; and animated Phoenix graphic. Some names included: Anthony Turowski, William Rauls, Clara Urquhart, Jay (J) McMerty, Ian T. Smith, Mike Livigne, Heather Graf, Chelsea Thomas, Jeff James, Braeden Baldwin, Al White, Ben Peacock, Kristen Kenney, PJ Buckley, Alyson Boyer, Jeff Weber, R. Scott Myrick, Jillian Baer, and Katie Donovan.