Iron Bowl Memories Part I
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- This project is Part I of Auburn's triumphs during the Iron Bowl from 1982-2017. This segment covers Auburn's victories under Coach Pat Dye. This is a non-profit video and I hold no copy-rights to the content of this video. I produced this project for the Auburn Family and other college football fans.
From 1982-1989, only Miami and Nebraska had a higher win percentage in the country than the Auburn Tigers.
War Eagle!
My favorite speech by a coach at the end.....Pat Dye...greatest coach Auburn ever had.
Great videos! Fullwood was a bad man!
I was in Middle School through High School from 1982 to 1988, during Iron Bowl weekend we always went to Mississippi for Thanksgiving. We always planned our return home based on whether Auburn won or lost LOL. Great memories for sure
Bo Jackson was unreal!
Great video, War Eagle!!
Great video
GREAT video. Really nostalgic for me. Cheers.
Excellent video...under Dye and Wayne Hall as DC, AU always had an excellent defense...the '88 defense was particularly incredible. Across the line, Tracy Rocker, Nate Hill, Benji Roland, Ron Stallworth, Aundray Bruce with Robert "Pig" Goff in rotation.
Great video. Really brings back the memories.
War Eagle great video
REST ON COACH DYE!! #MEN war eagle everybody....😷✌⚓
They don't have the toughness today that they had back then
Went to everyone of those game's the 89 was the beat because we beat them in Auburn the 82 was great because it ended a losing strick to the elephant's but 83 was the best to me my brother got to go to his first Auburn elephant game it stormed like crazy in game twisters all over the state that night but we never thought about leaving loved it WAR EAGLE
Like father like son....the Bear used all players and Pat Dye and the Bear were friends
War Eagle
3:28 guarantee you, he had a concussion from hitting the ground.
Pistachio my dad always told me that Legion Field’s turf back then was like concrete. Wouldn’t be surprised if he did.
As a Bama fan, I was VERY grateful for the 1989 loss to you guys in the Iron Bowl. Why? Because it signaled the end of the Billy Curry era. I'm still thankful for that, even if it meant losing the game ;-)
WDE