It's official- the first tailgaters are in Auburn to save a spot for the Iron Bowl. #WarEagle #BeatBama @AUAthletics pic.twitter.com/rt2oMtIts7
— Rebekah Weaver Noel (@weavethelove) November 23, 2013
Next Saturday, No. 1 Alabama heads to one-loss archrival Auburn, which could rank in the BCS top five. The game will decide the SEC West and, in the long run, quite possibly decide which of the two teams heads to the BCS National Championship.
RVs this am waiting to get into hayfields for NEXT weekend's @FootballAU game. #WarEagle pic.twitter.com/vhfyFUuCbU
— Kirk Sampson (@AuburnSID) November 23, 2013
As if America's most 365-days-a-year rivalry needed higher stakes.
So many RVs already here for the iron bowl next Saturday #wareagle pic.twitter.com/iaTC30LcdS
— Haley Greene (@haleyrgreene) November 23, 2013
Auburn does not have a home game this Saturday. Nothing is happening at Jordan-Hare Stadium until the Alabama game next week. These people are here more than 168 hours early. Alabama hasn't even played its November 23 game yet, that's how far in advance we are.
Two miles of RVs already lined up a week early for iron bowl. #wardamneagle I love my school pic.twitter.com/5o90JmAxCM
— Carlie McCall (@carliealyssa) November 23, 2013
And this is before Tide fans in Tuscaloosa this weekend head down.
Several hundred RVs already in place at the hayfields ready for the big game! #WarEagle pic.twitter.com/7fUI33F6lw
— Auburn Football (@FootballAU) November 23, 2013
You are probably not crazy enough to live in the state of Alabama.
It's one week before the iron bowl, and fans are already lined up to tailgate in the hay fields. #auburn #BeatBama pic.twitter.com/fioBp0yt2B
— Justin Haigler (@justinhaigler) November 23, 2013
God bless you, state of Alabama.
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