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After the high scoring against Arkansas----Auburn will go into the Iron boll undefeated and unless Bammer improves it's gonna' be a frustrating day in T-town!

Those are my exact thoughts even though I hate to say it. Not dismissing states win in gainesville but it make bamas beat down of florida look no so impressive. Especially after watching them the past 2 weeks and watching kentucky beat south carolina. The second is a crazy conference and you best be ready to play week in and week out. I think auburn has a great chance to run the tables. Bama has a lot working against them with the dcheduling and off weeks of teams prior to play them and they got a roster full of players that have won both the second and nartional title and now they don't play with the same fire. Almost as if they just want to mae it through the season un hurt so they can get their millions in the pros.

IslandHopper wrote:After the high scoring against Arkansas----Auburn will go into the Iron boll undefeated and unless Bammer improves it's gonna' be a frustrating day in T-town!

Slow down hopper.........one game @ a time.
We still have 3 pretty big games left on the schedule before the Camtrack rolls into turdtown central.

* Arkie defense is horrific (as is ours)
* (LSU) The mad hatter has only used 7 of his 9 lives
* (UM) Beating the black bears will not be a walk in jellystone park
* (UGA) is improving each week & you can never tell about this game. More times than not, the visiting team wins this one.

Noticed on the State pages how everyone is talking about the lack of offensive options. I know Auburn put up a bunch of points Sat and Newton can throw the ball, but are any of you worried that things may revolve around his running too much? In the first half it seemed like his running yards were the only thing keeping the chains moving.

We were at the game and and were wondering the same thing. I know Cam can move the chains with his legs, but he is a very effective passer as we saw in the fourth quarter and we have some talented receivers. We may see more of that this week as I'm sure LSU will dedicate most of their defense to stopping Newton and the running game. I never thought I would see the day that Auburn hung 65 on any SEC team. Still on a long road ahead and nothing is certain in the SEC this season. As eSJay said, LSU, Ole Miss and UGA will all be tough games, not to mention the Tide looming at the end of the season. Glad we came in at number 4 in the first BCS, if we can keep taking care of business things wil take care of themselves, but there is a lot of football to be played between now and then.

A big congratulations to MSU on the win in the Swamp. Every State win at this points helps Auburn in the BCS, if we can just keep winning.

We could go down this Saturday against the hat, but for right now ITS GREAT TO BE AN AUBURN TIGER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WAR DAYUM EAGLE!!!

One week at a time....

Hole Hunter wrote:WAR DAYUM EAGLE!!!

One week at a time....

Yes....Auburn finally has its day in the sunshine...no need to get carried away and act like webbmaster and start douching up the place.

They remind me so much of each other.

deltadukman wrote:

Hole Hunter wrote:WAR DAYUM EAGLE!!!

One week at a time....

Yes....Auburn finally has its day in the sunshine...no need to get carried away and act like webbmaster and start douching up the place.

I'll be in Oxford next weekend, doing it up big in the Grove.

Unlike webbie, who watches from the comfort of his mobile home, I actually attend games to root on my team.

Thought "your team" was Sewannee???