… will it be a meltdown for our Tigers? Will Auburn hold on? (Not to toot my own lucky horn here … but this will be the third game I’ve got to see … Auburn won the other two vs. LSU and Virginia.)
Is this live blogging a waste of time since it is a last-minute, [...]

First half of last night’s basketball game:

But as the game ended:

The atmosphere in Baton Rouge wasn’t exactly intimidating last night. There were plenty of empty seats and a muted crowd in the first half of the game.
But our Auburn Tigers picked up a nifty little road win against LSU, 84-80. It is Auburn’s first SEC [...]

I really, really, really feel for you readers living in Alabama right now.

The second in a series on movies filmed in Auburn and around Alabama.

“Jaws of Satan” aka “King Kobra.” (Thanks to SallyT for letting me know about the existence of this movie. I’ve actually enjoyed watching it. A lot!) Filmed in 1979. Released in 1981. I’m sure the lag time between was to let it simmer. [...]

J.M. thinks back to that surreal night last October, hanging out with Tuberville at a high school in Maryland.

First part of a series on movies filmed in Auburn and around Alabama.

After a few hours of research I’ve come to a disappointing conclusion: No full-length horror movies have ever been filmed in the Auburn-Opelika area. Ain’t that a shame? Here it is, nearly Halloween, and I’m itching for some B-movie horror. I thought it [...]

Comer and Kiffin are both 34. One is paid to act to like it.

Part II of a “proof of (new) life” photo essay on the houndnapping of Tennessee’s beloved mascot Smokey. The hound you once knew, Volunteer fans, is no more.
Smokey loves Bo now… it’s kind of pathetic, actually.
But understandable.
And you can go to the police now – they’re cool with it.

Part I of a “proof of (new) life” photo essay on the houndnapping of Tennessee’s beloved mascot Smokey.
Auburn means business.
Do not go to the police.

J.M. Comer inquires into the selective hearing of “Sports Radio”