With this win, Alabama posted its first undefeated regular season since 2009. It also extended the winning streak against Auburn to 3 games, tying the longest Alabama streak since the death of Bear Bryant.
Alabama is 5-7 against Auburn in Tuscaloosa and 5-11 in Auburn. The difference isn't who is home, it all has to do with Auburn's record. Alabama has only beaten one double-digit win Auburn team in history - that was in 1974. You're right though that when Alabama wins they usually win by a huge gap. In the last 50 years, all but five of Alabama's Iron Bowl wins have come by a touchdown or more (the exceptions are in 1974, 1984, 1985, 1996, and 2009). Most of Bama's Iron Bowl victories come with a multiple touchdown differential. By contrast, Auburn's 12 point win in 2017 was their widest margin of victory over Alabama in more than 50 years.
Yep - just like 2015 when Derrick Henry ate up about 7 or 8 minutes by himself - he did that twice in 2015 - ate up about 8 minutes against LSU - but I am talking about on 1 possession lol - never seen anyone do that since - about 15 minutes of clock on 2 possession combined in 2 games to end the games lol - ( one man) - dang I miss Derrick Henry - 🐘🏆 ROLL TIDE
Too bad the Defense got tired in the 4th quarter against Clemson. But no need to worry, they'll be in the 4 team playoff again next year. No team from the SEC is going to take the throne from them.
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With this win, Alabama posted its first undefeated regular season since 2009. It also extended the winning streak against Auburn to 3 games, tying the longest Alabama streak since the death of Bear Bryant.
Bama won 3 in a row 90-92 under Stallings. 16-7 13-6 and 17-0.
That's the streak that this tied.
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Ever notice.. Alabama usually wins comfortably at home and struggles in Auburn?
Alabama is 5-7 against Auburn in Tuscaloosa and 5-11 in Auburn. The difference isn't who is home, it all has to do with Auburn's record. Alabama has only beaten one double-digit win Auburn team in history - that was in 1974. You're right though that when Alabama wins they usually win by a huge gap. In the last 50 years, all but five of Alabama's Iron Bowl wins have come by a touchdown or more (the exceptions are in 1974, 1984, 1985, 1996, and 2009). Most of Bama's Iron Bowl victories come with a multiple touchdown differential. By contrast, Auburn's 12 point win in 2017 was their widest margin of victory over Alabama in more than 50 years.
The look on Gus Malzahn's face after the Alabama defender caught the interception lol.
total domination in the 4th. ate up all the clock time. could have put another 7 on the board but didnt need to. they just grinded it out
Yep - just like 2015 when Derrick Henry ate up about 7 or 8 minutes by himself - he did that twice in 2015 - ate up about 8 minutes against LSU - but I am talking about on 1 possession lol - never seen anyone do that since - about 15 minutes of clock on 2 possession combined in 2 games to end the games lol - ( one man) - dang I miss Derrick Henry - 🐘🏆 ROLL TIDE
bama is just amazing wowww thier defense is better than the 85 bears 46 defense.
Too bad the Defense got tired in the 4th quarter against Clemson. But no need to worry, they'll be in the 4 team playoff again next year. No team from the SEC is going to take the throne from them.
I'm starting to get this feeling that Alabama Crimson Tide will be labeled as 'the king of the s.e.c in college football history.
That hit at 5:14 tho...holy shit he got lid out
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I've seen a site about Auburn wanting Alabama to go easy upon them.Lmao.
We may have to play in the rain Sat against ole miss. CBE💯💯💯💯
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That was not a good Auburn team and yet was ranked #13 at the time. Crazy.
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