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My Featured Memorabilia Sites
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Auburn vs. Florida: Online Memorabilia Ark
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As a fan of the Indiana Jones and National Treasure movies, I think it is wonderful to see an individual follow their passion and love. When historians discover links to the past, their passion is rewarded. If you a sports fan and have a passion for...
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Auburn vs. Georgia Tech: Online Memorabilia Ark
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As a young child my mother gave me a great gift, an appreciation of the past and history, specifically in the American Colonial and Civil War periods. Seeing her passion for history ignited my personal love for for the past. As a fan of the Indiana J...
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The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry: Online Memorabilia Ark
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You never stop learning. In fact, the only time we should stop, is when we're six feet under. As a child my mother ignited my passion in history. As a fan of the Indiana Jones and National Treasure movies, I think it is wonderful to see an individual...
WAR EAGLE FOREVER.COM is on LINKEDIN
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WAR EAGLE FOREVER.COM is on FACEBOOK
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Invest in Auburn's Future
If you are alumnus or friend of the Auburn Tigers, one of the best things you can do, is make a financial gift of support to Auburn University. It is always better to give than receive and if you are an alumnus or friend of Auburn University, I think it is a duty.Click Here For More.
Mike Jernigan on the Life and Times of George Petrie
Auburn Man
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My Featured Auburn Rivalry Sites
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Auburn vs. LSU: The Tiger Rivalry of the SEC
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My name is John Needham and I am a huge college football fan. In recent years the winner of the Auburn/LSU game has represented the SEC West in Atlanta at the SEC Championship game; This lens is the story of that great rivalry.
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Auburn vs. Georgia: The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry
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Auburn and Georgia have met 113 times, as of 2009, in what is known as 'the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry' in the sport of college football. The Auburn-Georgia rivalry is unlike the annual contest between Auburn and Alabama; It is a true co...
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Auburn vs. Tennessee: A Great American College Football Rivalry
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Auburn and Tennessee played every year from 1956-91. The 2009 edition represented the 51st meeting between the two teams. They didn't play from 1991 until the 1997 SEC Championship game because of the league expansion and the rotating opponents...
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Auburn vs. Alabama: The Iron Bowl
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This site is dedicated to one of the greatest rivalries in all of college athletics, Auburn vs. Alabama.
Are you an alumnus or friend of Auburn University? If so, Join Tiger2Tiger.

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This network is open to all Auburn graduates and members of the Auburn Alumni Association. Guess what? It's free! Also, WAR EAGLE FOREVER.COM has its on group on Tiger2Tiger so you may contact other members of the club. Log on at www.aualum.org and join WAR EAGLE FOREVER.COM's Tiger2Tiger group today.
WAR EAGLE FOREVER.COM's YouTube Video
There is something I want you to look for as you watch the video. As the beginning credits flash on the screen watch the background. It's made up of battle flags, North and South, of the regiments which fought in the conflict. Why do I think that is so interesting? I love symbolism. Each flag tells you something about the people it represented - regionally and socially. Each flag had it's own unique style and a function in battle. It told you where your troops were in battle and it identifed the good guys versus the bad guys, depending on your perspective. It served as a rallying symboI as a reminder of home for the troops that carried their flag. I think that is pretty neat! It reminds me of Auburn's symbols - the orange and blue, War Eagle, Toomer's Corner, etc and so I begin to think about home, of Auburn.
gods and generals
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The Needham Hex
How many times have you seen fans at sporting events putting their hands together at a critical point in order to appeal to a higher power to stop the opposing team? When praying to God isn't enough, try the Needham Hex.Click Here For More.
Auburn Legends and Traditions....
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Tiger Walk: The Most Copied Tradition in All of College Football
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"Tiger Walk is the most copied tradition in all of college football" -- David Housel Tiger Walk is an Auburn tradition which began in the early 1960s when Auburn players would walk from Sewell Hall to the football stadium and fans would...
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Burnt Orange and Navy: The Origin Story of Auburn University's Colors
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My name is John Needham and I am a huge fan of Auburn Tigers football. Sometime in 2006, I asked myself a question: How did the colors for Auburn University's football team originate? I thought to myself this could be a great commen...
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War Eagle: The Symbol of Auburn University
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Auburn University, like the other great colleges in America, has been graced with great tradition around their mascots and symbols. To the outsider, their traditions may at first be confusing and to a naive rival, who make jokes such as "Why do you s...
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Aubie: Auburn University's Mascot and Goodwill Ambassador
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Aubie is Auburn University's costumed Tiger mascot. In 2008, Aubie entered his 30th season as a spirit leader and goodwill ambassador. The purpose of this lens is to provide the reader with an understanding of Aubie's history and accomplishments.

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