Either it was made in Thailand, or LSU is up to their old logo stealing tricks.e

Unless ninety percent of Nevada’s fan base are web addicted insomniacs who have CapitalOneBowl.com as their homepage, the Final Four of the Capital One Mascot Challenge has apparently come down to which school’s media machine can convince more people to download automatic SMS Texting apps and leave their phone on all night (learned it from [...]

Maybe you saw the sign. Whoever made it probably had to explain it the GameDay censors—they were pretty sensitive last week—so they could hold it up: “No, it’s not a dirty inside joke, it’s a shout out to Clifford Grubbs, an old Auburn player with the coolest nickname of any old Auburn player ever.”

Could totally be a “What’s Wrong?” feature on the back of a Highlights Magazine.

For the Auburn Tigers, the 1980s did not end on Dec. 2 or even Dec. 31, 1989. No, for Auburn football, the decade of the Eighties actually ended on a slick field in Tampa, Florida on January 1, 1990, vs. the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Hall of Fame Bowl
Let’s sit down and watch the game—for the first time in two decades, for some of us—and talk about it.

They say that history books are written by the victors. But as WarDamnPhil has shown us time and time again this season, the time-lapse videos are Auburn’s, win or lose. … You’ll obviously want to relive Auburn’s national championship season now more than ever. So go to WarEagleDVD.com and enter TWER as your promo code. [...]

The last time Bo Jackson played football in an Auburn uniform—or at least in an Auburn helmet—wasn’t for the Tigers, but for the East team in the 1986 Japan Bowl. His 171 yards and three touchdowns, including the game winner, a 57-yard run in the 4th quarter, was enough to beat the West team (31-14), [...]

Dr. John Carvalho did not ask them about the Erin Andrews-Auburn boyfriend thing. It’s called journalism.

Number 5 is 10th.

We often talk fatuously in a sports context about heroes and courage. In recent years even the people who discuss it sometimes acknowledge the hyperbole. There’s no getting around this, though: yesterday we were in the company of a legitimate hero.