Tears of joy and laughter–so sorry, Dana–were shared yet again on last week’s episode of It’s Pronounced Jordan, the most exciting, groundbreakingest guerrilla Auburn history program on the radio-net, and knowledge filled our heads fuller than the helium footballs punted across the fields of Jackie Sherrill’s paranoid daydreams. But before you catch up or relive it, an exciting word.
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(BTW, we were 4-8 in 1976 because Miss State had to forfeit most of their games that year. On the field we were 3-7.)
I guess this is a continuation of the previous post, but I was in the AU Band in the late 1970’s and we were constantly warned to not startle the eagle when we were on the sidelines near the bird. That Tiger was known for its iritability!