I'm still trying to understand the rhyme and reason behind the specific games selected for Auburn's day on SEC Network. What was the process exactly?
Kick Six is a perfectly understandable as one of the greatest games in the history of the sport. No brainer there.
Bo Over the Top? OK, that marked Auburn's return to the upper echelon of the conference from a dismal period. In terms of consequence, the 1983 UGA game gave Auburn its first SEC title in a long time but we'll let it be.
However, the 2003 Iron Bowl? Loved the win but that period of Auburn football has far more consequential wins, like the 2004 LSU game, the 2004 UGA game or the Sugar Bowl win at the end of that season.
And if we're talking Iron Bowls, where is the 2010 Camback? That was a record-setting and historic moment in the sport's most storied rivalry. It also led to a MNC.
The 2006 upset of Florida was fun, sure but what kind of impact did it make? Not so sure. The 1994 Florida game would have been a far better one in my opinion, extending a notable unbeaten streak in another team's hostile environs.
But opinions are like...
Kick Six is a perfectly understandable as one of the greatest games in the history of the sport. No brainer there.
Bo Over the Top? OK, that marked Auburn's return to the upper echelon of the conference from a dismal period. In terms of consequence, the 1983 UGA game gave Auburn its first SEC title in a long time but we'll let it be.
However, the 2003 Iron Bowl? Loved the win but that period of Auburn football has far more consequential wins, like the 2004 LSU game, the 2004 UGA game or the Sugar Bowl win at the end of that season.
And if we're talking Iron Bowls, where is the 2010 Camback? That was a record-setting and historic moment in the sport's most storied rivalry. It also led to a MNC.
The 2006 upset of Florida was fun, sure but what kind of impact did it make? Not so sure. The 1994 Florida game would have been a far better one in my opinion, extending a notable unbeaten streak in another team's hostile environs.
But opinions are like...
