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Pat Dye Field => War Damn Eagle => Topic started by: The Prowler on February 09, 2011, 04:59:24 AM
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Sept. 3 UTAH STATE
Sept. 10 MISSISSIPPI STATE
Sept. 17 at Clemson
Sept. 24 FLORIDA ATLANTIC
Oct. 1 at South Carolina
Oct. 8 at Arkansas
Oct. 15 FLORIDA
Oct. 22 at LSU
Oct. 29 OLE MISS
Nov. 5 Open
Nov. 12 at Georgia
Nov. 19 SAMFORD [HC]
Nov. 26 ALABAMA
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Halloween parties will be heavily saturated with debates about Chizik's coaching ability.
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Sept. 17 at Clemson
All I know is I am going to this one and already have a shirt picked out.
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All I know is I am going to this one and already have a shirt picked out.
Please tell me it's of that paper beats rock picture that got posted last year.
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Please tell me it's of that paper beats rock picture that got posted last year.
Nah. Godfather, take it away.
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Sept. 3 UTAH STATE - W
Sept. 10 MISSISSIPPI STATE -W
Sept. 17 at Clemson - W
Sept. 24 FLORIDA ATLANTIC - W
Oct. 1 at South Carolina - L
Oct. 8 at Arkansas - L
Oct. 15 FLORIDA - W
Oct. 22 at LSU - L
Oct. 29 OLE MISS - W
Nov. 5 Open - W
Nov. 12 at Georgia - W
Nov. 19 SAMFORD [HC] - W
Nov. 26 ALABAMA - W
10 wins, Baby!
2nd or 3rd in the toughest division in college football ain't too shabby.
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Halloween parties will be heavily saturated with debates about Chizik's coaching ability.
Yeah........I was going to mention how brutal October is going to be.
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Sept. 3 UTAH STATE - W
Sept. 10 MISSISSIPPI STATE -W
Sept. 17 at Clemson - W
Sept. 24 FLORIDA ATLANTIC - W
Oct. 1 at South Carolina - L
Oct. 8 at Arkansas - L
Oct. 15 FLORIDA - W
Oct. 22 at LSU - L
Oct. 29 OLE MISS - W
Nov. 5 Open - W
Nov. 12 at Georgia - W
Nov. 19 SAMFORD [HC] - W
Nov. 26 ALABAMA - W
10 wins, Baby!
2nd or 3rd in the toughest division in college football ain't too shabby.
Good thing Open is a home game...they're tough on the road.
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Good thing Open is a home game...they're tough on the road.
Open is an all around good team. Their WR's are clutch...they are always...
I can't do it.
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Good thing Open is a home game...they're tough on the road.
I think the perception of them being so hard to beat in night games at their place is overblown.
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Sept. 3 UTAH STATE
Sept. 10 MISSISSIPPI STATE
Sept. 17 at Clemson
Sept. 24 FLORIDA ATLANTIC
Oct. 1 at South Carolina
Oct. 8 at Arkansas
Oct. 15 FLORIDA
Oct. 22 at LSU
Oct. 29 OLE MISS
Nov. 5 Open
Nov. 12 at Georgia
Nov. 19 SAMFORD [HC]
Nov. 26 ALABAMA
Dayum, your skreetz are gooooooooooooooood.
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Good thing Open is a home game...they're tough on the road.
This team says "fuck winning the future, we're winning bye weeks."
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Sept. 3 UTAH STATE - W
Sept. 10 MISSISSIPPI STATE - W
Sept. 17 at Clemson - W
Sept. 24 FLORIDA ATLANTIC - W
Oct. 1 at South Carolina - L
Oct. 8 at Arkansas - W
Oct. 15 FLORIDA - L
Oct. 22 at LSU - L
Oct. 29 OLE MISS - W
Nov. 5 Open
Nov. 12 at Georgia - W
Nov. 19 SAMFORD [HC] - W
Nov. 26 ALABAMA - W
9-3
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Nah. Godfather, take it away.
(http://www.tigersx.com/images/shirt.png)
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Sept. 3 UTAH STATE - W
Sept. 10 MISSISSIPPI STATE -W
Sept. 17 at Clemson - W
Sept. 24 FLORIDA ATLANTIC - W
Oct. 1 at South Carolina - L
Oct. 8 at Arkansas - L
Oct. 15 FLORIDA - W
Oct. 22 at LSU - L
Oct. 29 OLE MISS - W
Nov. 5 Open - W
Nov. 12 at Georgia - W
Nov. 19 SAMFORD [HC] - W
Nov. 26 ALABAMA - W
10 wins, Baby!
2nd or 3rd in the toughest division in college football ain't too shabby.
You know what they would do with that at the woopig. It would be good for about a 30 page discussion though.
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Nov. 12 at Georgia
Nov. 19 SAMFORD [HC]
Nov. 26 ALABAMA
So we have a game b/w the Bullpuppies and bama this year. Interesting.
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So we have a game b/w the Bullpuppies and bama this. Interesting.
bama doesnt play uga or samford
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bama doesnt play uga or samford
and?
When was the last time that Auburn had a team sandwiched in between us playing GA and bama?
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and?
When was the last time that Auburn had a team sandwiched in between us playing GA and bama?
whiff
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whiff
Damn it JR, if I could only reach through this puter screen.
1963 damn it, 1963 is the answer.
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Damn it JR, if I could only reach through this puter screen.
1963 damn it, 1963 is the answer.
That is actually interesting and for the $100 question, what was that team?
Answer (cursor highlight to see)
Florida State
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That is actually interesting and for the $100 question, what was that team?
Answer (cursor highlight to see)
Florida State
Does that mean you pay yourself $100?
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Florida State
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Florida State
Skreets. Iron clad.
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We'll be undefeated going into the LSU game next year.
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whiff
I don't get it either.
But as for why we changed our long-standing tradition of Amen corner that dates back to 20 years before my birth:
http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2011/02/sec_asked_so_auburn_moved_open.html
Auburn's much-delayed 2011 football schedule, which was finally released this week, was much delayed because the SEC asked Auburn to move its open date before the Alabama game, and the Tigers complied. That's how we kick off Thursday's Inside Auburn newspaper story on the 2011 schedule. Much of it was posted Wednesday, but the top of it is news. Here's the newspaper version:
AUBURN -- Auburn is being a good teammate in the SEC this season.
At the league's request, the Tigers moved their previously scheduled open date before the Alabama game, and the domino effect, plus other schedule movement, means two significant changes late in the 2011 season for Auburn.
For the first time since 1963, the Tigers won't play Georgia and Alabama in back-to-back games; Auburn slipped in Samford to split them up.
Also, the change means AU's open date will fall before Georgia and not before Alabama. The SEC sought changes because six league teams enjoyed open dates before playing the Crimson Tide last season. Auburn agreed to work with the league, switching where Samford fell on the schedule.
The changes should benefit the Tigers the most in a schedule that features most of the tough games on the road -- including a four-game swing at South Carolina, at Arkansas, home against Florida and at LSU.
That's tough.
But Auburn gets an earlier break this season, after Game 9 instead of Game 11 like the last two years, and won't have the physical and mental strain of playing Georgia and Alabama on back-to-back weekends.
The Iron Bowl -- back to a Saturday this season -- will highlight the home schedule on Nov. 26.
Let's break the season up in four quarters to get a feel for what to expect:
Sept. 3 Utah State, Sept. 10 Mississippi State, Sept. 17 at Clemson: Auburn's new offensive line and new starting quarterback will get a chance to find a rhythm against Utah State (4-8) in the season opener.
The Tigers struggled at Mississippi State last season in Game 2 before they figured out what Cam Newton could do. Now they'll hope to have the answers with Barrett Trotter, or whoever, calling the shots.
The first road game, at Clemson, figures to be tough, although both teams will be breaking in new quarterbacks.
Sept. 24 Florida Atlantic, Oct. 1 at South Carolina, Oct. 8 at Arkansas: This is perhaps the toughest third of the season because of consecutive road games at South Carolina and Arkansas. Look for a shootout in Fayetteville with Gus Malzahn and Bobby Petrino calling the shots.
Oct. 15 Florida, Oct. 22 at LSU, Oct. 29 Ole Miss: Florida rolls back on the schedule, so look for a lot of stories on former Auburn defensive coordinator Will Muschamp, the new coach in Gainesville. There's always a transition period, but the Gators will be tougher than they were in a disappointing 2010.
The LSU game will be crazy because it always is, regardless of the site. But Auburn hasn't won in Baton Rouge since 1999. If you have only a passing interest, tune in for the final 10 seconds -- when the game will be decided.
Ole Miss finished last in the SEC West last season, and has a ways to go to challenge for the top.
Nov. 12 at Georgia, Nov. 19 Samford, Nov. 26 Alabama: The bottom of the schedule is always tough for Auburn because of Georgia and Alabama, but at least Samford is splitting them up as the homecoming opponent.
Georgia is touting its "Dream Team" recruiting class. If they're that good, they'll be contributing by this game.
Alabama will start the season ranked higher than Auburn. We'll see how they sit coming into this one.
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I think having Samford as kind of a scrimmage game works... keeps everyone fresh, lets some underclassmen get some PT, keeps the rust off...
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I think having Samford as kind of a scrimmage game works... keeps everyone fresh, lets some underclassmen get some PT, keeps the rust off...
I wish we'd schedule Samford like Bama scheduled Georgia St - on a Thursday night.
We should cream Samford with our freshmen, so why not give ourselves the weekend off and a chance to recover our legs?