The Deep Souths Oldest Rivalry

Auburn vs. Georgia: The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry
WAR EAGLE and GO DAWGS
Auburn and Georgia have met 113 times, as of 2009, in what is known as 'the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry' in the sport of college football. The Auburn-Georgia rivalry is unlike the annual contest between Auburn and Alabama; It is a true competitive interstate civil war, brother vs. brother. Where as the Iron Bowl is about setting an annual family dispute. Of Auburn's major rivals whose games were once played at neutral sites, Georgia is the ONLY school to come to Auburn without...

The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry: Online Memorabilia Ark
Connecting to the Past
You never stop learning. In fact, the only time we should stop, is when we're six feet under. As a child my mother ignited my passion in history. As a fan of the Indiana Jones and National Treasure movies, I think it is wonderful to see an individual follow their passion and love. When historians discover links to the past, their passion is rewarded. If you a sports fan and have a passion for history, links to the past include old ticket stubs; The result is a cross between an archaeologist a...

1996: Georgia 56 Auburn 49 - The 100th Edition of the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry
The First NCAA College Football Game Ever to Go into Overtime
The 1996 Auburn-Georgia game, the 100th in the series, became a battle for the history books. Remembered well by Auburn and Georgia fans alike, the game was the first SEC game ever to go into overtime. Rallying from a 21-point first half deficit, Georgia won 56-49 in four OT's and until recently, the game remained the longest in NCAA history.