Pat Dye always called him a thoroughbred. Had things gone differently, we might have called him a Stallion. Yes, lost in the tug of war between baseball and football, between the NFL and the MLB, was that Bo Jackson was in the spring of 1986 being courted by a third professional sports … Continue Reading about Bo Jackson, the Birmingham Stallion?
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Rare footage of Tucker Frederickson in the pros
Here's a little feature on Tucker the Trucker. Dude could play. Heisman runner-up? You don't hear about that enough. … Continue Reading about Rare footage of Tucker Frederickson in the pros
The Wishbone Podcast: WE BELIEVED Episode 2: Sugar Sweet: Pat Dye 1982-1983
Van and John continue their massive miniseries on modern Auburn Football with a look at Pat Dye's early seasons, Iron Bowl wins and a trip to the … Continue Reading about The Wishbone Podcast: WE BELIEVED Episode 2: Sugar Sweet: Pat Dye 1982-1983
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The British are coming (to an Auburn football game)
In 1990, Denise Ford swore she'd never return to America. That's how much she hated George Strait and Clint Black and Reba and the Elvis Presley Automobile Museum and pretty much everything else she heard and saw in … Continue Reading about The British are coming (to an Auburn football game)
Auburn grad vet secures justice for owner of narcoleptic labradoodle on ‘Judge Karen’
If you like TWER, please consider becoming one of the 100. Thanks! How respected are Auburn-trained veterinarians? Respected enough for Judge Karen to rule in the favor of the plaintiff based on Dr. Roxie … Continue Reading about Auburn grad vet secures justice for owner of narcoleptic labradoodle on ‘Judge Karen’
Emmy-winning Auburn grad producer recalls ‘nightmare’ reality show shot in Greenville
Do you remember that weird ABC show "My Kind of Town?" Came out in 2005... the series premiere was shot in Greenville--as in Greenville, Alabama--and was hosted by this British guy you've never heard of... they … Continue Reading about Emmy-winning Auburn grad producer recalls ‘nightmare’ reality show shot in Greenville