Hey Girl
You have your Game Face on ?
Iron Bowl
You have your Game Face on ?
Iron Bowl
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1 February 22, 1893 Birmingham Auburn 32–22 2 November 29, 1893 Montgomery Auburn 40–16 3 November 29, 1894 Montgomery Alabama 18–0 4 November 23, 1895 Tuscaloosa Auburn 48–0 5 November 17, 1900 Montgomery Auburn 53–5 6 November 15, 1901 Tuscaloosa Auburn 17–0 7 October 18, 1902 Birmingham Auburn 23–0 8 October 23, 1903 Montgomery Alabama 18–6 9 November 12, 1904 Birmingham Auburn 29–5 10 November 18, 1905 Birmingham Alabama 30–0 11 November 17, 1906 Birmingham Alabama 10–0 12 November 16, 1907 Birmingham Tie 6–6 13 December 4, 1948 Birmingham Alabama 55–0 14 December 3, 1949 Birmingham Auburn 14–13 15 December 2, 1950 Birmingham #16 Alabama 34–0 16 December 2, 1951 Birmingham Alabama 25–7 17 November 29, 1952 Birmingham #8 Alabama 21–0 18 November 28, 1953 Birmingham Alabama 10–7 19 November 27, 1954 Birmingham #15 Auburn 28–0 20 November 26, 1955 Birmingham #10 Auburn 26–0 21 December 1, 1956 Birmingham Auburn 34–7 22 November 30, 1957 Birmingham #1 Auburn 40–0 23 November 29, 1958 Birmingham #2 Auburn 14–8 24 November 28, 1959 Birmingham #19 Alabama 10–0 25 November 26, 1960 Birmingham #17 Alabama 3–0 26 December 2, 1961 Birmingham #1 Alabama 34–0 27 December 1, 1962 Birmingham #5 Alabama 38–0 28 November 30, 1963 Birmingham #9 Auburn 10–8 29 November 26, 1964 Birmingham #2 Alabama 21–14 30 November 27, 1965 Birmingham #5 Alabama 30–3 31 December 3, 1966 Birmingham #3 Alabama 31–0 32 December 2, 1967 Birmingham #8 Alabama 7–3 33 November 30, 1968 Birmingham #15 Alabama 24–16 34 November 29, 1969 Birmingham #12 Auburn 49–26 35 November 28, 1970 Birmingham #11 Auburn 33–28 36 November 27, 1971 Birmingham #3 Alabama 31–7 37 December 2, 1972 Birmingham #9 Auburn 17–16 38 December 1, 1973 Birmingham #1 Alabama 35–0 39 November 29, 1974 Birmingham #2 Alabama 17–13 40 November 29, 1975 Birmingham #4 Alabama 28–0 41 November 27, 1976 Birmingham #18 Alabama 38–7 42 November 26, 1977 Birmingham #2 Alabama 48–21 43 December 2, 1978 Birmingham #2 Alabama 34–16 44 December 1, 1979 Birmingham #1 Alabama 25–18 45 November 29, 1980 Birmingham #9 Alabama 34–18 46 November 28, 1981 Birmingham #4 Alabama 28–17 47 November 27, 1982 Birmingham Auburn 23–22 48 December 3, 1983 Birmingham #3 Auburn 23–20 49 December 1, 1984 Birmingham Alabama 17–15 50 November 30, 1985 Birmingham Alabama 25–23 51 November 29, 1986 Birmingham #14 Auburn 21–17 52 November 27, 1987 Birmingham #7 Auburn 10–0 53 November 25, 1988 Birmingham #7 Auburn 15–10 54 December 2, 1989 Auburn #11 Auburn 30–20 55 December 1, 1990 Birmingham Alabama 16–7 56 November 30, 1991 Birmingham #8 Alabama 13–6 57 November 26, 1992 Birmingham #2 Alabama 17–0 58 November 20, 1993 Auburn #6 Auburn 22–14 59 November 19, 1994 Birmingham #4 Alabama 21–14 60 November 18, 1995 Auburn Auburn 31–27 61 November 23, 1996 Birmingham #15 Alabama 24–23 62 November 22, 1997 Auburn #13 Auburn 18–17 63 November 21, 1998 Birmingham Alabama 31–17 64 November 20, 1999 Auburn #8 Alabama 28–17 65 November 18, 2000 Tuscaloosa #18 Auburn 9–0 66 November 17, 2001 Auburn Alabama 31–7 67 November 23, 2002 Tuscaloosa Auburn 17–7 68 November 22, 2003 Auburn Auburn 28–23 69 November 20, 2004 Tuscaloosa #2 Auburn 21–13 70 November 19, 2005 Auburn #11 Auburn 28–18 71 November 18, 2006 Tuscaloosa #15 Auburn 22–15 72 November 24, 2007 Auburn #25 Auburn 17–10 73 November 29, 2008 Tuscaloosa #1 Alabama 36–0 74 November 27, 2009 Auburn #2 Alabama 26–21 75 November 26, 2010 Tuscaloosa #2 Auburn 28–27 76 November 26, 2011 Auburn #2 Alabama 42–14 77 November 24, 2012 Tuscaloosa #2 Alabama 49–0 78 November 30, 2013 Auburn #4 Auburn 34–28 79 November 29, 2014 Tuscaloosa #2 Alabama 55–44 80 November 28, 2015 Auburn #2 Alabama 29–13 81 November 26, 2016 Tuscaloosa #1 Alabama 30–12 Series: Alabama leads 45–35–1 Comment -
Pauly
Happy ThanksgivingsComment -
Sammy,
The same to you.........Comment -
Is Bad Nina hot?Comment -
She is in this video by the band Marillion titled "Lady Nina"
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She is in this video by the band Marillion titled "Lady Nina"
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That is not her?
my badComment -
Could be, idk.
My bad man.Comment -
Steve, it was MY bad
you fukker
I am sorry that I went over board last year into this year when I did.
all that I can write now, is that I will not repeat my hateful behavior.
had I written only one or two things, that would have been OK
I went overboard
I`d have sent this as a p-m, but I used to like that song 30 yrs ago AND
I OWE YOU A PUBLIC APOLOGY.
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With a name like Bad Nina how can she not be hot?
Every Nina I ever met was a hot little Mexican American girl.. Nina's are usually bad ass too.. I knew one that was a Marine, she was hot and not a dike either.. True story.. I never tapped it though but tried, almost landed that Nina.. Came very close but no cigar...
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Chi Archie used to have her bum as his avatar.With a name like Bad Nina how can she not be hot?
Every Nina I ever met was a hot little Mexican American girl.. Nina's are usually bad ass too.. I knew one that was a Marine, she was hot and not a dike either.. True story.. I never tapped it though but tried, almost landed that Nina.. Came very close but no cigar...
That part is hot at least..Comment -
December 2, 1972
Punt Bama Punt is the nickname given to one of the most famous games between the Auburn Tigers and Alabama Crimson Tide.
The game was played on December 2, 1972 at Legion Field in Birmingham, Alabama. The 2nd-ranked and undefeated (10–0) Alabama team led by head coach Bear Bryant came into the game as a 14-point favorite[1] over the Ralph Jordan-coached Tigers, who entered the game 8–1. For the first three and a half quarters the Tide seemed to have the game well in hand.
Alabama led 16–0 with ten minutes left in the game. With less than 10 minutes left, an Auburn drive stalled and managed only a field goal, which made it 16–3. Jordan later joked that his decision was derided by all the faithful in attendance: Auburn fans booed for the appearance of giving up, while Alabama fans joined in because the field goal ruined the point spread.[2] On the ensuing possession Alabama was forced to punt. Auburn's Bill Newton blocked Greg Gantt's punt and his teammate David Langner ran the ball back 25 yards for an Auburn touchdown, narrowing the score to 16–10. Several minutes later, Alabama was forced to punt again. Like last time, Newton blocked the punt and Langner returned it for a touchdown. Gardner Jett kicked the extra point to give Auburn a 17–16 lead.
With the clock winding down, Langner intercepted an Alabama pass to stop their attempted comeback. When Langner reached the sideline, he found Coach Jordan upset. Langner reportedly said, "But coach, I intercepted the pass", to which Coach Jordan said, "Yeah, but our plan was to make them punt."
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She has big cans. But hot? NO.With a name like Bad Nina how can she not be hot?
Every Nina I ever met was a hot little Mexican American girl.. Nina's are usually bad ass too.. I knew one that was a Marine, she was hot and not a dike either.. True story.. I never tapped it though but tried, almost landed that Nina.. Came very close but no cigar...Comment -
November 27, 1982
Bo Over the Top
Bo Over the Top was an iconic collegiate football play in the 1982 Iron Bowl. The play involved famous Heisman Trophy winner Bo Jackson and proved to be the deciding factor in the game between the Auburn Tigers and Alabama Crimson Tide. The "Over the Top" refers to the nature of the play. Jackson, a state champion high jumper in high school, jumped over the Alabama defensive line on a critical 4th down play from the 1-yard line.
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November 30, 2013
Kick Six
After falling behind in the 2nd quarter and then again in the 4th, Auburn rallied late to tie the game at 28–28 with 32 seconds remaining. After the ensuing kickoff, Alabama quickly moved to the Auburn 38 yard line, at which point the clock ran out, seemingly sending the game to overtime. Alabama coach Nick Saban challenged the timekeeping call, and after a video review, one second was put back on the clock, and the Crimson Tide lined up for a potential game winning 57-yard field goal.
The kick was short, and Auburn's Chris Davis, who had been positioned near the goal line, caught the ball just in front of the goal posts. Davis ran across the entire field through players from both teams to the opposite end zone, improbably scoring the winning touchdown for Auburn on the last play of the game. Though the runback was technically about 109 yards, it is officially considered a 100 yard return according to NCAA rules, and it tied LSU's Odell Beckham Jr.'s record-setting 100 yard return that same season.
The game, which was televised by CBS, posted an 11.8 television rating during the final half-hour, which was the highest rating ever achieved during a college football broadcast at that time. Some sports writers argued that Davis' play was the single greatest moment in college football history.
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saban has never beat a 9 win auburn team in his career.... taking the pointsComment -
Sammy, you know it! Had 3 LBs return to practice today so that was just another reason to be thankful! I believe at least 1 will play on Saturday, which will be helpful. I bet you are pulling for that other team, huh?
hugs and have a great Thanksgiving, Sammy!!Comment -
Kayleigh much better songShe is in this video by the band Marillion titled "Lady Nina"
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Kayleigh is a nice love gone sour song
there is NOTHING by Marillion while Fish was lead vocalist that sucks
I am most certain that we agree on that!
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Fire down belowComment -
Hai Nina!...
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Fire down below???Comment -
Nina has a fine shapeComment -
Damn Steve,
thanks
I was out of line and deserve a punch in the mouth for the hate that I encouraged.
Class move Brother! for being gracious enough to understand/accept my apology.
Donk knows why I was so hate filled, and on my way to see him in Feb or March I will go out of my way to stop and buy you lunch as a show of regret... and to apologize to your face.
thanks Bro`
edit: I don`t know what AD remembers, but I owe him a thank you and a handshake to show my appreciation for him making the call... almost 2 years ago.
owe him until the day I die, and I bet that he knows why!Comment -
It's all good, a lot of people said pedo stuff which annoyed me, I think all pedos should die
Those girls in that vid were college girls in a college town
If you're in the Philly area feel free to drop me a line and we could do lunch
Happy Thanksgiving man
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