Wow. Sorry no one’s heard a peep out of me until Friday this week. Real life 4.2 has called me to double-time it and demanded my undivided attention. I hope itrealizes that the season begins in eight days and somethings gonna have to give.DISCLAIMER: This is probably the last post I will ever make again regarding the lobbying Continue Story…

War Eagle, everybody! It’s time now for the last of our previews for the 2010 Auburn regular season. Today’s topic will be the Iron Bowl, which is to be played on Black Friday (November 26th) in Tuscaloosa on CBS television at 1:30 PM. The Tigers’ last trip to Bryant-Denny Stadium was an unmitigated disaster, and Continue Story…

Coach Trooper Taylor said that Phillip Pierre- Louis “Has come light years from where he was last year.”   Some people say painting is an activity that can give a person time to think. If that’s true, one Auburn football player had a lot of time to think in the summer of 2009. He was Continue Story…

If you are like me, you’ve read everything you can get your hands on about the upcoming college football season. All of the pundits have weighed in and now it’s time for answers – almost. Below are 10 burning questions I have as we move closer to kickoff… Is Ted Roof the right man to Continue Story…

War Eagle, everybody! It’s time now for a preview of the Auburn-Georgia game, which will be played in Auburn on November 13th. It’s the 11th game of the season for the Tigers, who will be coming off a homecoming game against Tennessee-Chattanooga. Georgia opens the season with Louisiana-Lafayette, then faces what may be the most brutal Continue Story…

Darvin Adams was recently named to the watch list of the Biletnikoff Award as the nation’s top receiver.       On New Year’s Day, 2010 Auburn Wide Receiver Darvin Adams was selected as the MVP of the Outback Bowl. Adams led the team that day with 12 receptions and 142 yards in the Tigers’ 38 – 35 victory over Northwestern. It Continue Story…

LB Jessel Curry high-fives a particularly friendly tackling dummy during practice last Monday.   Eighteen more days until kickoff of the 2010 season and Auburn fans are trying hard not to gush with unbridled optimism with what the new year beholds for the Tigers. Although not terribly superstitious, most Auburn folks know better than to Continue Story…

If you are like me, you are already making plans for the opening weekend of college football. Below is the television schedule for week one. Because the NFL starts a week later, there are also games on Sunday and Monday of the Labor Day Weekend. All times are Central: Thursday, September 2ndMarshall at Ohio State Continue Story…