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[jmar]

Just a note:

Hback Harold Joiner didn't play Saturday.
Tight End Luke Deal returned after long rehab from knee injury.

Normally we start seeing some discussion about redshirting by the 4th or 5th game. 

[Saniflush]

And zero HAAAY QUEENS from Sani

HAYYYYYYYY QUEEE.........nevermind

[CCTAU]

Just a note:

Hback Harold Joiner didn't play Saturday.

I noticed this as i was looking form him. Has a reason been given for this? 

[Buzz Killington]

I noticed this as i was looking form him. Has a reason been given for this?

RIP wheel route

[Snaggletiger]

I noticed this as i was looking form him. Has a reason been given for this?

Yeeeeaahh....he's day to day.  We'll look at that and see where it is later in the week.

[Buzz Killington]

Yeeeeaahh....he's day to day.  We'll look at that and see where it is later in the week.

There's no doubt about that

[Kaos]

I'm not ready to stand up here and say..... well....anything. 

[wesfau2]

Didn't Joiner take a RS last year?

[Snaggletiger]

Didn't Joiner take a RS last year?

Yes, he's listed as a RFr.  His stats show he's played in 4 games so it looks like he did sit this one out, for whatever reason.  Probably banged up because with the way the rotation has been going, he was most likely up for those carries in the 4th that DJ Williams got.  However, glad to see him get some totes because he looks like he's going to be a good one.

[Buzz Killington]

Yes, he's listed as a RFr.  His stats show he's played in 4 games so it looks like he did sit this one out, for whatever reason.  Probably banged up because with the way the rotation has been going, he was most likely up for those carries in the 4th that DJ Williams got.  However, glad to see him get some totes because he looks like he's going to be a good one.

^^^This^^^Right up there^^

[Snaggletiger]

General Observations/Ramblings: Being an old dude like I am, having Florida on the schedule brings back some memories.  Growing up, Florida was a fixture on Auburn's schedule.  I just saw a piece on the dot  I am a gay twerker that has no balls!!!!  I also have no idea how to use the quote function to post stories, so I annoy the piss out of others.  I like male genatalia in and around my mouth. that pointed out the two teams having played every year, from 1927-2002.  My parents had some great friends that lived down in Pensacola who were Gator grads, and for quite a few years we would go down that weekend and stay with them.  Good times....yeah....good times.  Until the SEC broke up into East and West divisions, you could count on us playing Tennessee early in the year, Florida around Halloween, then FUGA and Bama to finish up the season.

Another change, one which I don't care for, is there was always a bye week for both Auburn and Bama before the Iron Bowl.  That seemed to hype it up even more because fans had two weeks to think about and break down the game.  The problem was having to go to that shit stain called Legion Field to play the game.  SEC Network is doing a show I believe called Saturday in the South.  (Something like that)  They had a whole segment on the Iron Bowl and Pat Dye getting it to Auburn. One thing the show made no bones about was despite the fact that the tickets were supposed to be a 50/50 split in Legion, it was clearly a Bama home game every year. I've said it before and will probably still feel this way til the day I die.  For quite a few reasons, the 1989 Iron Bowl is the greatest sporting event I've ever attended.  In the aforementioned show, one of the Bama players they interviewed said the QB would try and audible but it looked like he was just mouthing some words.  I do believe the first Ted Nugent concert I went to was the only thing louder than Jordan Hare Stadium that day.

Back on the AU/UF rivalry, to point out how good it has been, Auburn leads the series 43-38-2.  Here's to making it 44 this weekend.

Ramble off.         

[GH2001]

General Observations/Ramblings: Being an old dude like I am, having Florida on the schedule brings back some memories.  Growing up, Florida was a fixture on Auburn's schedule.  I just saw a piece on the dot  I am a gay twerker that has no balls!!!!  I also have no idea how to use the quote function to post stories, so I annoy the piss out of others.  I like male genatalia in and around my mouth. that pointed out the two teams having played every year, from 1927-2002.  My parents had some great friends that lived down in Pensacola who were Gator grads, and for quite a few years we would go down that weekend and stay with them.  Good times....yeah....good times.  Until the SEC broke up into East and West divisions, you could count on us playing Tennessee early in the year, Florida around Halloween, then FUGA and Bama to finish up the season.

Another change, one which I don't care for, is there was always a bye week for both Auburn and Bama before the Iron Bowl.  That seemed to hype it up even more because fans had two weeks to think about and break down the game.  The problem was having to go to that shit stain called Legion Field to play the game.  SEC Network is doing a show I believe called Saturday in the South.  (Something like that)  They had a whole segment on the Iron Bowl and Pat Dye getting it to Auburn. One thing the show made no bones about was despite the fact that the tickets were supposed to be a 50/50 split in Legion, it was clearly a Bama home game every year. I've said it before and will probably still feel this way til the day I die.  For quite a few reasons, the 1989 Iron Bowl is the greatest sporting event I've ever attended.  In the aforementioned show, one of the Bama players they interviewed said the QB would try and audible but it looked like he was just mouthing some words.  I do believe the first Ted Nugent concert I went to was the only thing louder than Jordan Hare Stadium that day.

Back on the AU/UF rivalry, to point out how good it has been, Auburn leads the series 43-38-2.  Here's to making it 44 this weekend.

Ramble off.       

 Rip Amen Corner 

[Buzz Killington]

General Observations/Ramblings: Being an old dude like I am, having Florida on the schedule brings back some memories.  Growing up, Florida was a fixture on Auburn's schedule.  I just saw a piece on the dot  I am a gay twerker that has no balls!!!!  I also have no idea how to use the quote function to post stories, so I annoy the piss out of others.  I like male genatalia in and around my mouth. that pointed out the two teams having played every year, from 1927-2002.  My parents had some great friends that lived down in Pensacola who were Gator grads, and for quite a few years we would go down that weekend and stay with them.  Good times....yeah....good times.  Until the SEC broke up into East and West divisions, you could count on us playing Tennessee early in the year, Florida around Halloween, then FUGA and Bama to finish up the season.

Another change, one which I don't care for, is there was always a bye week for both Auburn and Bama before the Iron Bowl.  That seemed to hype it up even more because fans had two weeks to think about and break down the game.  The problem was having to go to that shoot stain called Legion Field to play the game.  SEC Network is doing a show I believe called Saturday in the South.  (Something like that)  They had a whole segment on the Iron Bowl and Pat Dye getting it to Auburn. One thing the show made no bones about was despite the fact that the tickets were supposed to be a 50/50 split in Legion, it was clearly a Bama home game every year. I've said it before and will probably still feel this way til the day I die.  For quite a few reasons, the 1989 Iron Bowl is the greatest sporting event I've ever attended.  In the aforementioned show, one of the Bama players they interviewed said the QB would try and audible but it looked like he was just mouthing some words.  I do believe the first Ted Nugent concert I went to was the only thing louder than Jordan Hare Stadium that day.

Back on the AU/UF rivalry, to point out how good it has been, Auburn leads the series 43-38-2.  Here's to making it 44 this weekend.

Ramble off.       

LIKE

I was lucky enough to have friends that at the time had the Skybox on the 50 yard line and got the invite to sit in there for that 1989 game.  When I sat down, I was straddling the 50 yard line...and there was prime rib at halftime.  Best Auburn experience I have ever had.  The only drawback was that I couldn't truly appreciate the crowd noise. 

[Snaggletiger]

LIKE

I was lucky enough to have friends that at the time had the Skybox on the 50 yard line and got the invite to sit in there for that 1989 game.  When I sat down, I was straddling the 50 yard line...and there was prime rib at halftime.  Best Auburn experience I have ever had.  The only drawback was that I couldn't truly appreciate the crowd noise.

I've said this before but the thing that was almost surreal was that it could be early in the 2nd quarter, Bama with the ball on their own 32.  Second down and 7.  10-7 ball game.  You know, when everyone is kind of settled in taking in the game.

You absolutely couldn't talk to the person next to you.  No use. No way you could hear anything they had to say.  Everything about that day was just years pent up frustration for Auburn fans being unleashed.  Alabama was NOT going to win that day, no matter what.

[Buzz Killington]

I've said this before but the thing that was almost surreal was that it could be early in the 2nd quarter, Bama with the ball on their own 32.  Second down and 7.  10-7 ball game.  You know, when everyone is kind of settled in taking in the game.

You absolutely couldn't talk to the person next to you.  No use. No way you could hear anything they had to say.  Everything about that day was just years pent up frustration for Auburn fans being unleashed.  Alabama was NOT going to win that day, no matter what.

The blue haze in the second half was a sight to see too, from all the shakers mixed with the delicious bourbinz coming out of the student section that day.

[Saniflush]

The blue haze in the second half was a sight to see too, from all the shakers mixed with the delicious bourbinz coming out of the student section that day.

Sad for me to think that I was risking my ass getting shot off in the Philippines while some of you were there cutting good bourbon with fucking Coke.

[Buzz Killington]

Sad for me to think that I was risking my ass getting shot off in the Philippines while some of you were there cutting good bourbon with fudgeing Coke.

Oh what sad times are these

[Snaggletiger]

Sad for me to think that I was risking my ass getting shot off in the Philippines while some of you were there cutting good bourbon with fucking Coke.

[CCTAU]

You absolutely couldn't talk to the person next to you.  No use. No way you could hear anything they had to say.  Everything about that day was just years pent up frustration for Auburn fans being unleashed.  Alabama was NOT going to win that day, no matter what.

50 yard line. ROW 1.
Not the best seats in the house, but I was there!
And yes, we were LOUD!

[bottomfeeder]

My sister was there in the student section. I wish I could have made it, but work trumps all.