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BigWoof31
"Barkin' up the wrong tree"
Piss baby Auburn is tired of having to play UGA and Alabama back to back.
More specifically, they hate the years when they have to play them back to back on the road to end the season.
https://auburn.247sports.com/Articl...pected-to-move-earlier-in-schedule-129272792/
Malzahn and Auburn's AD would like this changed and either want alternating years or UGA earlier in the season.
I hope we tell them to take a fucking hike.
More specifically, they hate the years when they have to play them back to back on the road to end the season.
https://auburn.247sports.com/Articl...pected-to-move-earlier-in-schedule-129272792/
Malzahn and Auburn's AD would like this changed and either want alternating years or UGA earlier in the season.
I hope we tell them to take a fucking hike.
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AJHawkfan
Wanna make $14 the hard way?
Umm.... I do not think that word means what you think it means......
2019:
2018:
2017:
2016:
You have to go back to 2013 to find a season when they played Georgia and Alabama consecutively. Although, to be fair, they did have an actual bye week in between the two games.
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Ironically, Saying UGA and Bama are back to back is an admission that Chicken-Shit-Saturday is just that, Chicken Shit.
If Auburn wants to see what getting fucked by your league's scheduling office looks like, they should check out who Ohio State plays the week before going on the road to scUM next year. Granted, I'm not all that high on 2019 PSU, but it's surely a game that'll be harder than going toe to toe with fucking Samford.
If Auburn wants to see what getting fucked by your league's scheduling office looks like, they should check out who Ohio State plays the week before going on the road to scUM next year. Granted, I'm not all that high on 2019 PSU, but it's surely a game that'll be harder than going toe to toe with fucking Samford.
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Auburn play-by-play announcer Rod Bramblett and his wife died in an automobile accident last night.
Bramblett's most famous call:
Bramblett's most famous call:
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Rod and Paula Bramblett: Teen charged with manslaughter after testing positive for weed, police say
Auburn police on Monday announced the arrests of 16-year-old Johnston Edward Taylor. Authorities said the teen was speeding and tested positive for marijuana.
It was just after 6 p.m. that Saturday evening. The 16-year-old driver – a Lee Scott Academy student – was traveling southbound in the outside lane on Shug Jordan Parkway approaching West Samford Avenue in his Jeep Laredo.
The Brambletts, in a 2017 Toyota Highlander, were stopped in the southbound outside lane of Shug Jordan parkway at a traffic light. The Jeep struck the Bramblett’s SUV to the right of center, according to the crash report. The impact caused the Jeep to hit a pedestrian crossing signal and a traffic light police before coming to a final rest.
On June 28, 2019, the Auburn Police Division received a report from the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s Traffic Homicide Unit confirming that Taylor’s vehicle was traveling at an excessive rate of speed, well over the posted 55 mph speed limit, when the crash occurred.
Auburn police on Monday announced the arrests of 16-year-old Johnston Edward Taylor. Authorities said the teen was speeding and tested positive for marijuana.
It was just after 6 p.m. that Saturday evening. The 16-year-old driver – a Lee Scott Academy student – was traveling southbound in the outside lane on Shug Jordan Parkway approaching West Samford Avenue in his Jeep Laredo.
The Brambletts, in a 2017 Toyota Highlander, were stopped in the southbound outside lane of Shug Jordan parkway at a traffic light. The Jeep struck the Bramblett’s SUV to the right of center, according to the crash report. The impact caused the Jeep to hit a pedestrian crossing signal and a traffic light police before coming to a final rest.
On June 28, 2019, the Auburn Police Division received a report from the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s Traffic Homicide Unit confirming that Taylor’s vehicle was traveling at an excessive rate of speed, well over the posted 55 mph speed limit, when the crash occurred.
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LovelandBuckeye
You never lose to those pricks. Ever. Ever. - UFM
Holy crap! Accelerating to 91 MPH in a 55 zone.
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