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What's in a name? Nothing. They think they're special because they're in Oxford

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Everything old is new again - Alabama and Auburn didn't play each other for 41 years in the mid 20th century cause they were mad over game money

None of them had a year where you didn't give up a point either, but some were close.
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1939 Tennessee Volunteers football team finished the regular season with a 10–0 record, outscoring opponents 212–0 without allowing a single point, and ranked No. 2 in the final AP Poll.

Tennessee only has 2 legitimate national championships in their entire history
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At least we don't claim a 1941 like the third place SEC team that year. We had a season where we didn't give up a single point that wasn't awarded a "national championship."

Meet the "model" - MilkJug's brain

Gold, Jerry, comedy gold !

The rain started early on Sept. 28, 1973, in Knoxville, Tenn., and it rarely let up. Auburn’s football team, ranked No. 11, and Tennessee, ranked No. 12, would play through it on the artificial turf at Neyland Stadium. Both were 2-0.

Auburn managed just 110 yards of total offense. Tennessee led 13-0 at halftime and got another touchdown on an interception return, followed by a two-point conversion.

The rain was falling so hard in the fourth quarter that it was difficult to see. Playing effectively on offense was virtually impossible. It was so clear that Auburn couldn't score, Tennessee coach Bill Battle’s response was to call for punts on first downs. Auburn would stall and punt, and Tennessee would punt it right back. The rain-soaked crowd roared home the 21-0 win.

But that's only 8 and a half games. They were just that good.

LSU? Get real

Dry drunk