This is Samford Hall, an administrative building on campus. The clock plays the fight song three times a day, daily! War Eagle fly down the field...

Downtown Auburn. The intersection near Toomer's Corner, where the tree on the right stands, waiting to be toilet-papered after a Tigers' win.

This sign is above the corner pharmacy known as Toomer's.

Jordan-Hare Stadium on gameday. The parking lot is filling up.

The most important thing today: Beat 'Bama!

The campus is literally covered in tents, trailers, and tailgaters. Everyone is getting ready for the 68th Iron Bowl.

A look at the stadium from the other direction. You can see how crowded the campus is.

This is Tiger Walk. Its an Auburn tradition where the fans line the street into the stadium...

...the cheerleaders lead the way, squeezing past the cheering, singing crowd...

...then comes Aubie, the mascot, giving hi-fives to everyone...

...then the football players and coaches parade through the crowd. It is really awesome and a great way to get fired up for the game!

Aubie and me. Mike took this picture as I snuck into the Alumni area to pose with Aubie.

The exterior of the stadium has lit scenes of football heroes and stuff.

They have opened the gates... this is the throng of thousands of students trying to get inside! We are already in and on our way up to our seats.

There goes the band around the corner and into the stadium.

The Auburn Tigers warming up on the field before the game.

The scoreboard.

The Alabama Crimson Tide warming up before the game.

The Auburn Band doing their pregame show.

"TIGERS"

The Tigers take the field!

A closer look.

The opening kickoff of the 68th Iron Bowl.

Tigers on offense, Tide on defense.

Tide on offense, Tigers on defense.

The stadium was jam-packed for this one: 86,063 people.

Here, Auburn is about to score.

A closer look.

At halftime, it was Auburn 18, 'Bama 2.

The Alabama Band's halftime show.

The Auburn Band's halftime show.

At the end of the 3rd quarter, it was 21-16, Auburn in the lead, a very close game!

The student section and scoreboard at our end of the field.

With 1:03 left in the game it was 28-23, Auburn.

'Bama lines up to attempt to recover an onside kick. If they recovered, they might win the game with a touchdown!

The game ends...both teams meet at mid field to shake hands and stuff.

The home team won! Auburn recovered the onside kick and won the game 28-23! War Eagle!

We all went to Toomer's Corner and TP'd the tree! What a day!