Another week is in the books and it was a special one. The countdown to kickoff officially dipped below the century mark and Paul Finebaum’s return to the college football world became official. Well, that was half-special anyway. Oh speaking of half-special, I just described Finebaum’s audience. Let’s begin shall we?
PUNT, BAMA, PUNTIn 1972, Alabama was 10-0 and heading toward a sure National Championship. Then on December 2nd of that year something went terribly wrong. Continue Story…
Hawaii returning to its rainbow roots. According to legend, the team adopted the nickname after a rainbow appeared over the field in which Hawaii rallied to upset Oregon St. It’s a good thing more teams don’t use this logic. There’s no telling how many Goodyear Blimps, Suns, Stars, Moons, Dome Ceilings, and Cirrus Cloud mascots Continue Story…
This is the first installment of a regular Tuesday post for me. I want to thank the editors of TET for giving me the chance to hopefully take everyone back into the history of AU. Since I am pretty sure I am the oldest on the staff I have seen some of the things I will Continue Story…
When Keeping it Real Goes Wrong – Bob Stoops is not a believer in the SEC’s elite status despite every logical indication that he’s wrong. In the article, he goes on to say that the SEC’s perceived quality is nothing more than “propaganda.” By default, Stoops does have a point. The media is a little Continue Story…
One thing is for certain about new Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall – He won’t be wearing number “7.”Spring Football is over on The Plains and just like the last six years the Tigers finished camp and head into summer with no clear leader at the quarterback position. Gus Malzahn Continue Story…
War Eagle everyone. Earlier this week, Auburn released its final depth chart for the close of spring practice. Let’s take a look and see whose been working hard and whose been hardly working.
Emory Blake scored a touchdown in Auburn’s 2010 BCS Championship win over Oregon. Auburn Wide Receiver Emory Blake joined Tight End Phillip Lutzenkirchen and Safety Daren Bates yesterday in signing as an undrafted free agent with the St. Louis Rams. In giving Bates a chance, the Rams have signed one of the hardest working guys Continue Story…
