By now most Auburn fans have seen the new indoor football field picture (drool). We here at Tigers X have been getting a lot of questions as to what the design is on the 50 yard line. With the help of our sophisticated Tigers X zoom team, we believe we might have uncovered the mystery. It appears to us that the reigning National Champions like our Tigers X logo so much they have decided to put it on the new indoor stadium field. See for yourself, but we are pretty sure you will agree with us. War Eagle!
Clearly Tigers X is now the official site of Auburn.
59 Days
In 15 days, we will begin hearing three days worth of coach-speak that will be nitpicked and critiqued.
Here’s a preview of what you may hear on the SEC West side:
Nick Saban – “This is the 5th year in my 5 year program. Do you know how talented my teams are during my 5th year? Every position on this squad is loaded. Every coaching spot is well trained. The secretaries know the intricate details of the process. The fans have expectations through the roof and rightfully so. Just look at my 5th year at LSU. Do you know how perfect that team was? All it takes is one person to screw it up, and I dare you to name that one person that can screw this up.”
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AU Swimming continues its winning ways
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The Auburn swimming sprinters shined on the second day of the 2011 SEC Swimming Championships as the Tigers captured the men and women’s 50 free and 200 free relay titles Thursday at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center on the campus of the University of Florida.
The Auburn men stand in first after Thursday’s finals with 378 points. Florida is second with 308 points and Tennessee is third with 263.5 points. The Auburn women are in third with 272, while Florida holds a slim lead with 291 points and Georgia is second with 286 points.
“The day overall was strong and we kept ourselves in the meet,” head coach Brett Hawke said. “This meet is all about good, old-fashioned racing and we saw that tonight. Winning the 50 free and the 200 free relay on both sides gives the team great momentum going into tomorrow.”
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By: Townhallsavoy
We sat literally five feet from the LSU band, and ten rows up from the LSU locker room. We were amongst fellow Auburn fans, but the LSU visitors were right against us.
“Their players look bigger than us,” my friend said.
“They are. A lot of these guys look NFL ready,” I said.
We weren’t sure if our orange and blue team of magic could overcome the talent disparity. LSU has years of top 5 recruiting classes on their depth chart. We have one.
Patrick Peterson. Rueban Randle. Russell Shephard. Drake Nevis. Kelvin Shepherd. All future top round draft picks. Plus many more.
They were big and physically impressive. And across the field stood one man warming up. He was the most dominant presence in the stadium.
Tiger Walk…
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