The “mighty” life and legacy of famed Auburn University football coach Pat Dye is living on through a documentary that will be showcased to benefit current and future Auburn students in a field near and dear to Dye’s heart.

“With this film, we are honoring such a pivotal figure in Auburn University’s history,” said Jimmy Rane, a 1968 Auburn alumnus, longtime Auburn University Board of Trustees member and good friend of Dye’s who was instrumental in having the film produced. “It is a privilege to pay homage to the legacy of our beloved coach and, in turn, further a mission he was so greatly devoted to throughout his life – that of the preservation of nature and supporting the life-changing learning opportunities and experiences available at Auburn.”

Proceeds will benefit operations and enhancements at Crooked Oaks that support the educational programs of Auburn’s College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment (CFWE). Beyond ticket purchases, additional donations to Crooked Oaks can be made through this online form.