AuburnUndercover.com: A different kind of rivalry
A different kind of rivalry
Mario Fannin scored two touchdowns against Georgia last season/AuburnUndercover.co
By Phillip Marshall, Senior Writer
Posted Nov 11, 2009
Copyright © 2009 AuburnUndercover.com
AUBURN – Vince Dooley won more games than any coach in Georgia history and, in 1980, won a championship. He is an Auburn man.
Pat Dye won four of Auburn’s six Southeastern Conference championships. He is a Georgia man.
As athletic director, Joel Eaves hired Dooley, a young freshman coach at Auburn, and set the course for Georgia’s program that led eventually to a national championship. Eaves was an Auburn man.
Tracy Rocker, who became the most decorated defensive lineman in Southeastern Conference history at Auburn and is now Auburn’s defensive line coach, grew up in Georgia. Running back Ronnie Brown and cornerback Carlos Rogers helped Auburn go 13-0 in 2004 and were chosen in the first round of the NFL draft. Both grew up in Georgia.
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Posted Nov 11, 2009
Copyright © 2009 AuburnUndercover.com
AUBURN – Vince Dooley won more games than any coach in Georgia history and, in 1980, won a championship. He is an Auburn man.
Pat Dye won four of Auburn’s six Southeastern Conference championships. He is a Georgia man.
As athletic director, Joel Eaves hired Dooley, a young freshman coach at Auburn, and set the course for Georgia’s program that led eventually to a national championship. Eaves was an Auburn man.
Tracy Rocker, who became the most decorated defensive lineman in Southeastern Conference history at Auburn and is now Auburn’s defensive line coach, grew up in Georgia. Running back Ronnie Brown and cornerback Carlos Rogers helped Auburn go 13-0 in 2004 and were chosen in the first round of the NFL draft. Both grew up in Georgia.
For the entire story, follow the link.
http://bit.ly/2GMQmn