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My fave au delusional post of all time. 2009 post Iron Bowl

  • I......just......, wow.

    Jawa3hc

  • Eric94 said...

    I was there and this guy is LYING. We did Rammer Jammer. Loud. Their fans were leaving as soon as the clock hit 0. I don't remember any au cheers after the game.

    I bought tickets from an Aub for the 09 game, and as luck would have it, we sat right behind him, his wife and another couple. They looked to be mid 60s and she looked like a staunch Church of God woman, complete with the hair bun, silk scarf and long dress. He was just a good old country guy. That old bat of a wife of his spewed venom the entire game, making snide remarks about Bama the whole game with her head turned so we'd be sure to hear it.
    When it was finally over, not able to hold it in, veins in her temples bulging, she turned around and spit out (I mean literally spittle coming in my direction), "Well, Ingram ain't gon win that Heisman!" I smiled and all I could say was thanks for selling me the tickets and Roll Tide! Enjoy your evening.
    As we walked off, you could hear her giving her husband holy hell for selling tickets to Bama fans. It was cold as hell and I was just glad to get out of that place.

    This post was edited by dave397 on 11/19/2012 at 10:56 PM

    dave397

  • I was at that game. The only reason the au fans cheered for the team after the game was because the public announcer asked them to.

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    robert1975 ●

  • I was at that game. It was the epitome of delusional. When i was walking back to my car two guys in their 20's ran up and starting yelling in my face some war dang eagle crap, and than kept running to the next Bama fan doing the same thing. I swear many of them i think thought they won the game. I kept shaking my head. I heard many tiger fans talking about ingram not going to win a heisman because of that game. I left there completely weirded it out by the whole thing. But it was awesome.

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    iRollTide205

  • Tony Perkis

  • Someone from BOL wrote an awesome follow up to that with a Bama version of "something unexpected happened"

    Anybody remember what I'm talking about?

    Devon97 ●

  • Nice bump, +1. It still makes me chuckle how auburn fans were so happy about losing to their hated rival on their home field in heart crushing fashion. Barners gonna barn, I guess.

    justinboze

  • After the game I wasn't quite I was running down the side walk like a drunken fool yelling "We're #1!!!! Suck my censored auburn"

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    ghostofthezone

  • I was there from Chicago. Worth every penny. McElroy to Upchurch FTW!

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    Cromew

  • They were winning with 2 minutes left, and had a chance to win. Of course they stayed. It wasn't about "honor."

    Auburn fans will do anything to spin things positive. We get mad when we give up a touchdown, they saw the ULM game as a "clutch victory." Just how it is.

    This post has been edited 2 times, most recently by Huskypup on 3/23/2013 at 12:39 PM

    Huskypup

  • How long did that last drive last wasn't it like 7 or 8 minutes long. I think every barn fan in the stadium knew what was coming I know I did. Silly barners.

    lespaul13

  • I was in the stadium that day, and he is FOS to think that Bama fans were "eerily quiet". Chants of Roll Tide and Rammer Jammer rained down on Jordan Hare. What a hysterically sad collection of thoughts the author put together in that post. That takes "moral victory" to a level of which I haven't seen before.

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    agbailey

  • This guy is 100% douche canoe.

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    macamatic

  • luciano 22 said...

    Something unexpected happened -

    It was a low key day. Alabama was suppose to dismantle Auburn .

    Their Heisman candidate had a national stage to take center spotlight. But something unexpected happened.

    Our tailgate was a fun morning. We hosted many Bama friends who came by. The food was fabulous, the music was toe tapping, and the weather was perfect.

    We went to our traditional "Tiger Walk" and cheered the team and coaches into the stadium- like gladiators into their arena knowing a hungry undefeated opponent was on the other side pacing and suiting up for a David and Goliath moment. But something unexpected happened.

    The sea of orange filled the sun kissed stadium. Every seat was filled. Our Eagle, Tiger, flew around the tops of our heads and landed midfield The teams entered to thunderous applause, fanfare and frenzied fans.

    Bama fans wore stickers that said " Fear the shutout". But something unexpected happened.

    Auburn, fueled by the fans and faith of spirit with hard work, threw everything they had at Alabama .

    And for 58 minutes Auburn prevailed. The score, the stats, the noise, the pride- For 58 minutes we owned it. But something unexpected happened.

    Alabama put together a successful last minute drive and scored the go ahead points. The TV announcers loved the battle for ratings. No one in the stadium moved. But something unexpected happened.

    The Alabama fans stayed and "sabaned" their victory. Their band played. Their victory ended a perfect scheduled season. But something unexpected happen.

    What possibly could be wrong? The Bama fans had suffered, sweated, cursed, paced and prayed for 58 torturous minutes and their team finally pulled it out and won. But what they saw next was not suppose to happen...either.

    The Auburn family stayed. They were suppose to flee in defeat but alas the opposite happened. We stayed in our seats and waited for our team to walk off the field. 80,000 family members escorted them off with thunderous applause and chants of "It's great to be an Auburn Tiger". The recruits stayed and watched this family of ours lift up our team who served up a whole humble pie to #2 Bama.

    It reminded me of the scene in "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" when the Who's in Whoville gathered after their presents and decorations were missing but lifted their voices loudly anyway to lift up their gratitude and celebrations.

    For us it was about thankfulness, honor, and family. For 58 minutes we were fans, but as our team walked off the field for a few minutes we were all one family. It was a great feeling and we had not even won the game...on the scoreboard.

    We walked out of the stadium chanting AUBURN cheers down the ramps. Alabama fans were quiet and shocked. Their Heisman candidate was disposed of. Their defense was embarrassed. Their haughtiness was silent.

    I have not mentioned the crudeness and ugliness that I witnessed or was a part of from Alabama fans prior and during the game. Their reputation for being rude fans lived on-not pulling for their team and being good fans but being jerks to others- even to children. (I second that.. saw it happen many times, one time to a 86 yr old man)

    However after the game they were silent. Eerily quiet. One would have thought they lost the game. The lack of the cries of "Roll Tide" was noticeably absent. But something happened.

    Auburn continued to make us proud, played their hearts out, made idiots out of the sports announcers who proclaimed earlier this was a waste to play, and silenced the visiting fans.

    Yes, something happened. Auburn won everything but the scoreboard. This was not suppose to happen!!! Alabama was not suppose to allow this!! It was just Auburn for goodness sakes, right??

    Wrong.

    Not a perfect day but an AUsome day. And with already picking up some of the top recruits in the nation (#8 class in the nation), a new coaching staff that have eyes of the tiger, and an AU family ready to support them all, we only have one question- when does the 2010 season start?

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    Helmet

  • The birth of the moral victory

    Redwoodforest

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