re: Auburn is angling for Kiffin, but doesn't want to tip their hand too early

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Now this I disagree with.

LSU has more wins, a better winning percentage, more conference wins, more conference championships, more bowl wins, more weeks ranked, more ten-win seasons, and they own the head-to-head against Auburn. We don't have to get into the national championship disparity to call this one.

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most of the "all time rankings" that I have seen have LSU and Auburn within a few spots, typically

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I am not talking in circles. Your reading comprehension just hasn't been very good.

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dude - you were speaking "all time" - then your argument was "well over the past 20 years we have done this, blah, blah, blah"...


so yea - that is talking in circles because those are two completely different scenarios.

I surely hope you aren’t an attorney because your defense and argument skills leave a lot to be desired…

The past 20 years pushed us ahead all time. Keep up bro.

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yes - by 2 spots...that's my point as well

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I never commented on the gap between LSU and Auburn. I just stated LSU is objectively a better program. But, I suppose, point taken.

We have those also.

Me, and basically everyone that isn't a delusional Auburn man with an over inflated sense of his program.

Yea I fotgot about ya'll being the 2004 people's champs.

The Rock Auburn

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delusional Auburn man with an over inflated sense of his program.

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I think LSU got itself into the top 15 over the last 20 years. Auburn is just outside of that.

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So with your logic, name me 15 teams that have had more success than Auburn the last 20 years: NCs, conference championships, undefeated seasons, etc.?

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Harry Rex Vonner

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I was working up a Faulkner-esque response to your thread as regards to living on the Square in Oxford and how I so enjoyed the bounty of the town through which I transited the years when I truly came of age, and how my senses were filled with the sounds, sights, and scents of the little hamlet in north central Mississippi on fall weekends when the fighting Rebels of the University of Mississippi, or Ole Miss as its beloved call it, take the field amidst the turning of the oak leaves from green to orange to brown, and then fall to the ground and crunch under foot as one walks the lengthy walkways and paths through the Grove and the Circle on the way to another football contest in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, with the Ole Miss band playing "Dixie" and the football players ambling through the Grove on the way to the stadium while the sorority girls in their high heels and finest threads and fraternity men in their blue blazers and khaki trousers do their best to impress each other with the hopes of a chance meeting later in the evening, but alas, time got the best of me as I was positing in the camouflage and catfish thread about the superb catfish served at Taylor Grocery which is just down a little highway from Oxford, and I was unable to properly respond at that time, and for that I profusely apologize.