Today in Auburn History
Today in Auburn History
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Exploring Auburn's unique history one moment at a time. Managed by @clintau24
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2002 - President George W. Bush visits Auburn, speaking to nearly 14,000 at Plainsman Park. Bush was the first sitting president to visit the Loveliest Village since Franklin D. Roosevelt visited in 1939. #WarEagle #AUHistory
2010 - #4 Auburn topped #6 LSU 24-17. Cam Newton flashed his smile and his speed in what many consider his "Heisman Moment," changing gears and speeding past All-American Patrick Peterson in the third quarter. #WarEagle #AUHistory
1990 - In the final on-campus meeting between the two teams, #5 Auburn defeated #7 Florida State 20-17 on a Jim Von Wyl field goal. Up 7 late in the 4th, FSU ran the "fumblerooskie" but Auburn recovered, setting up the tying drive. #WarEagle #AUHistory
1990 - In what would be the final on-campus meeting between the two teams, #5 Auburn defeated #7 Florida State 20-17 on a Jim Von Wyl field goal. Up 7 late in the 4th, FSU ran the "fumblerooskie" but recovered by Auburn, setting up the tying drive. #WarEagle #AUHistory
1985 - In what was a tight game throughout, Bo Jackson would grab the lead for Auburn with a 76-yard touchdown. Bo would rush for 242 yards on 32 attempts as Auburn beat Georgia Tech 17-14. #WarEagle #AUHistory
2013 - Auburn would visit College Station, TX for the first time. The game didn't disappoint, as #24 Auburn and #7 Texas A&M battled until the very end. Auburn would upset Johnny Manzeil's Aggies 45-41. Oh, and this happened: #WarEagle #AUHistory
2006 - #11 Auburn defeats #2 Florida 27-17 in what is considered one of the loudest games inside Jordan-Hare Stadium. Tre Smith grabbed the lead for the Tigers somersaulting into the endzone after a blocked punt. #WarEagle #AUHistory