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So, Do you think we need to go back to the GREEN jerseys?

Anyone remember Jon Kilgore?

1. Bo 2. James brooks 3. Tucker Fredreckson

punter - Jon Kilgore

I don't post very much but I have spent about 2 hours a day on this site. It is by far the best! Auburn Family would do well to adopt the Auburn Eagle's message board format. I am really going to miss this place!

I predicted Auburn to go undefeated and win the national championship! I had never made a prediction like that before, as I am usually very conservative about such things. I just could not see any glairing weakness. I took a lot of laughs from my alabama friends but I got the last laugh. I don't feel quite as good about next season but I think that if there are any loses, they will come early.

THE GAME IS ON ESPN3 AT 2:00.

There will also be live feeds from Auburn, Florida, Florida State, and Michigan; per ESPNU.

Actually, 312234 is correct concerning significant digits. Working the formula with 2 significant digits, which would be correct, Oregon would be .98 VS Au at .97. We know, however, that the BCS does not understand any of this. We will take their math giving us a small lead.

It appears that if the computer ratings stay the same it will be AU 977871 VS Oregon .977671. 2/10000 difference!! Hows that for close!!

While I don't care for conspiracy theories, I have watched SEC football since the fifties. I have said for years that the leading teams in the SEC get the benifit of "friendly SEC officials". I think it is probably natural that they would not want to be responsible for making a mistake that would hurt a leader.

Where was trovon reed last night?

i could be wrong, but i think Stan White was Jimmy Sidle's nephew. Sidle was also picked to win the Heisman by sports illustrated. I think you can still pull up the pre-seaon mag in thr SI Vault.

NUMBERS 7,34,41,47,67,88, AND 99 I BELIVE ARE THE ONLY NUMBERS NOT ASSIGNED. 7,34, AND 88 ARE RETIRED, SO THERE ARE ONLY 4 OPEN NUMBERS. SOME NUMBERS WOULD HAVE TO BE DUPLICATED.

Auburn students used similar horns in the mid-sixties. The practice ended as they were banned.