Friday, October 1, 2010

SEC football - the Iron Bowl embodies IT!


Southeast of Conference (SEC) soccer is the best college football in America for many reasons. However, in the heart of all the football rivalries are incredible. Without a doubt the greatest rivalry of SEC football rivalry is the Interstate vs Alabama Auburn.

The State of Alabama, you will be a fan of fan of Auburn University or the University of Alabama.You have choose lados.Neutralidad a serious topic is not an option.

Over the years, college football has evolved into an important part of Alabama Alabama.Nativos life are understandably proud of their heritage rich College football. I think that "Bear Bryant," Bo Jackson, Joe Namath and many others.

But there is a specific day of the year when everybody in Alabama focuses on one soccer game. This game is the annual Auburn Alabama vs "Iron Bowl". Friends and family can be divided - at least for the day you play the Iron Bowl.

The Iron Bowl is probably the largest of the rivalry in all of college football game.A victory in this game is not just another check in the column of the often victoria.A, plays an important role in deciding who won the Western Division of the SEC and going to the SEC championship gameA victory in this game also has enough weight to transform a bad season a good; or vice versa.

In fact, lost four straight Iron Bowls probably was the final straw that cost to Alabama coach Mike Shula his job after the 2006 season.Shula was the only coach Crimson Tide some time has lost four straight Iron Bowls.

In 2006, Alabama takes iron Bowl series record 38-32-1. However, Auburn has won each of the last five Iron Bowls.El game is always the last game of the regular season for each computer.

The 2007 Iron Bowl will play on 24 November 2007 at Auburn.Sin Jordan Hare Stadium doubt, new coach of Center Nick Saban concentrated great amount of energy to win that game.








To read more about SEC football, go to the SEC football to read about the SEC football rivalries, checkout best historical SEC Football rivalry games Mo Johnson is a long fan of sports and the editor of http://www.secsportsfan.com SEC time


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