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Finally, college football’s recruiting circus is over. The real work is about to begin. Off-season conditioning programs, spring training, and eventually fall camp will replace the over-hyped drama of the events surrounding national signing day.

Attention can now be directed towards the 2010 season.
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New head coach Gene Chizik came to Auburn amid controversy and doubt. The infamous “heckler” incident along with the Tiger fan base’s general lack of confidence in the young football coach’s abilities (mainly due to his 5-19 career record) were indicative of the uphill battle he’s faced from the minute
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A CHANGING OF THE GUARD . . .
NO, MAYBE UNDERWEAR

February 3, 2010 is the date that will live in infamy. This is the date that Auburn Football Team surprised Alabama’s as not only the supreme team in the state, but in the nation. Never mind the 26 victories out of 28 games. It does not matter
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A CHANGING A THE GUARD . . .
NO, MAYBE UNDERWEAR

February 3, 2010 is the date that will live in infamy. This is the date that Auburn Football Team surprised Alabama’s as not only the supreme team in the state, but in the nation. Never mind the 26 victories out of 28 games. It does not matter
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Most experts agree that recruiting is the “life-blood” of college football. In the SEC it can determine the difference between the success and failure of a program. That said, the University of Florida and the Alabama Crimson Tide are coming off consecutive national crowns, sending their recruiting success
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I’ve often said that the Auburn football program would probably never be able to compete with the University of Alabama unless it cheated. Apparently, as evidenced by the multiple punishments and resulting probations over the years, several of the head coaches who’ve lead the Tigers in the past agreed.
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T-Town, has now officially recovered from jet lag.

They say it takes a while for something important and rare as a national championship to set-in. I understand the basic concept of such a thought, but around here; Those rules don't apply. The Sears Trophy, or what ever their calling it now, has
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There’s a reason why former University of Tennessee Coach Phil Fulmer once wanted to destroy the Alabama football program. The same goes for Auburn, who spent years trying to help the NCAA give Alabama the “death” penalty. Both schools - and even a former SEC Commissioner - dedicated a great deal of
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After watching the Alabama Crimson Tide football team physically whip the Texas Longhorns - the second most talented squad in America – an old, yet familiar air of confidence began to envelope me. You know, that winning attitude every Alabama fan carried like a badge during the seventies, a 10-year era
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MEMO FROM T-TOWN.
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