re: Auburn is Winning the War

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Not really, many successful people get up early

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Sure. I do often. But I'm not doing so to jump on Tiger Droppings to post about Bama and then trying to claim I don't really care about them.

It's ok. It is a great rivalry. You don't have to pretend not to care to try to gain some sense of superiority.

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I care about Auburn

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...and I care about taking a good dump in the morning...at my age it is really important...

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Can somebody sum up what he said in one or two sentences



Sure. 

He said We Comin’

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So he was able to tell Bama the same thing Coach O has, but he did it by using full sentences and coherent language.

Looks they each are getting the same results too.

sounded a lot like damage control.

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since Housel's "speech" Alabama has won 6 more National Titles, Auburn 1......

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True, but we're also 9-6 in the Iron Bowl, so at least there's that

BTW, the hiring of David Housel as AD is right up there amongst the Most Auburn Things Ever. The man was a decent SID, but was horribly ill-equipped to run any department of a major university, much less one that is responsible for tens of millions of dollars in revenue and expenditures.

He's also a two-faced hypocrite, who once slow-played a family friend for a head coaching position at a lesser sport, then when they had accepted a similar position at another university, tried to persuade them to renege on their agreement. Not very Auburn creed-like.

Here is another good one talking about the war:

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History will show that the flip of Rueben Foster to Auburn will go down as the single-most important event in changing the perception of the little/big brother roles in college football in the state of Alabama. Mainly because of what this manchild beast will do inside Jordan-Hare Stadium and the publicity that has surrounded the flip (press conference, tattoo, etc.). Not to mention the laundry list of fellow defensive recruits that are salivating at a chance to play with this wrecking ball on the field. This guy's magnetism and mentality are no different that Cam's. Both are once in a generation players and we'll have had them in Orange in Blue in a span of four years.

I've never seen a time in which truly informed Alabama fans, not the toothleess Wal-Mart Muldykes, have been in such anxiety and agony over the direction of the Auburn Football program. I love every second of it, and they see what's happening and can't do anything about it. When you treat your players as family members and they play for you out of respect and admiration, things like 28-27 happen. When you have players that fear their coach, see rampant gray-shirting, bogus medical departures and wonder if they will have their scholarship the following year, things like a 24-0 complete meltdown implosion against your hated rival happen.

It all starts at the top and CGC will go down as a legendary coach in college football history, not just Auburn history, Book It. I tell all of the Bammers without hesitation that CGC will win more national championships at Auburn than Satan will at UTea. If you hook me up to a polygraph while saying it, I would pass because that's how much I believe it to be true. The perception of Auburn Football in-state and on a national level is changing. September 1st is about to open the country's eyes as to what tenacious Auburn football is all about, and I can't wait to watch the look on little dabo's face. These are great times to be an Auburn Tiger. A dynasty is in the making, and if you don't see it, you don't have a clue.

War Damn Chizik and War Damn Eagle.

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Navid is a fine example of an auburn fambleh memba.

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Sure. I do often. But I'm not doing so to jump on Tiger Droppings to post about Bama and then trying to claim I don't really care about them.

It's ok. It is a great rivalry. You don't have to pretend not to care to try to gain some sense of superiority.

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You assume that the person got up and went right to the website. I know I am up at 3:30 A.M. every morning. It is a great rivalry, but the perspective of the schools is different. Auburn thinks about Alabama 365.25 days a year, and Alabama only thinks about Auburn for 7 days (well, add about 14 more days for the other sports, as Alabama thinks about Auburn the day before and the day of)

It is not trying to gain a sense of superiority, the trophy case does that. Alabama and Auburn football do not compare, only similarities are they both are in the SEC, both are in Alabama, and both are football teams.