re: 3-9 (0-8)

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So it seems that just like LSU with football starting in 2000, with Bama, its now after 2007

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Not at all, and at least both programs can talk about good stretches of football.

How far back does Auburn have to go to get 6 good seasons in a row? How far back do they have to go to get 14 straight seasons without a losing record as LSU has done?

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list the SEC West Champs for these 6 seasons so we can test your hypothesis.

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WDE24, I guess

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2 very good seasons that were composed of thrilling 4th quarter victories versus most teams that were decent or better provided Auburn's contributions to the Big 6.

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wasn't enough for you.
Yes, Auburn won the conference twice in the past 6 seasons. What about the other 4? Auburn went 2-6, 3-5, 4-4, and 0-8 in conference play; that's 2 5-loss seasons and 2 losing seasons. Auburn has a big year here and there. In recent history, your program has lacked the consistency to perennially win 10 or more games a season.

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Auburn has won the SEC West and SEC Championship in two of the last four seasons. (2010, 2013)

Alabama has won the SEC West and SEC Championship one time in the last four seasons (2012)

LSU has won the SEC West and SEC Championship one time in the last four seasons (2011)

Please GTFO

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Your jimmies are rustled.

By the way, I'm not melting. Auburn was the better coached team last season, and they were straight up better in 2010.

LSU is better than Auburn. DWI. The 2010 and 2013 Iron Bowl victories came against two of Saban's most underwhelming teams. 2011 and 2012 were better. 2008 and 2009 played with more heart. LSU has had the misfortune of a few unlucky bounces combined with fielding their better teams at the wrong time. If LSU had Auburn's fortune, they'd get Alabama "at the right time". As it stands, LSU's good teams, aside from 2011, have had to play against more good teams than Alabama to win the West.