1892-2011...it's the last 1/4 of the existence of Auburn and Alabama football. It was a turning point for Auburn as a program in that we started to reclaim an equal footing with bammer that we'd somewhat lost for period of time. It's an even number. Bammer had it's day the 25 years before that, but can't understand that day has long sense passed, and Auburn has been equal or better since. And, it's not like we were nothing before that, but bammer was having quite a run in the 60s and 70s, while Auburn quietly maintained it's top 15 status even in that shadow.
Bama people want to get all bent out of shape and scream "Ya CAINT TAKE UHWAY WHUT THA BAAAAHR DONE!!"
And that's basically what we're conceding. We know he did what he did. For most of his 25 years we were in his and Alabama's shadow. We accept that, we acknowledge it and we deal with it. We loathe how the drunken bastard accomplished it, but that's not relevant to this discussion. Fact is we understand that with Bahr at the helm, Alabama was the better football program.
But it wasn't before he got there.
It hasn't been since he left.
That's the point.