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A Wednesday Rant NCAA College Basketball Tickets, Please indulge me as I rant through a keyboard. We, as Alabama fans, have had to endure plenty of jabs from opposing fans over the years. Some may have been deserved at times, but there are those that seem too egregious to ignore. The one I choose to focus on today is the myth that Alabama fans don't have a connection with their school that Auburn fans claim to have, because- as it has been described to me by a few Auburn fans- a majority of Alabama fans have never attended their University.

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Looking ahead tickets, In case you're interested, or even if you're not but have some time on your hands, some of the online publications are starting to put out their previews on every D-1 team's upcoming season. The New York Times? The Quad is running its previews from worst to first, starting with #119 Utah State. It's publishing one preview each day, but so far no Georgia opponent has appeared. That's not the case over at College Football News, which starts out its preview with Auburn. The gist of it? While.

Marshall?s books raise ethical questions tickets, Phillip Marshall's bias toward Tommy Tuberville and Auburn has been discussed consistently over the last year. But one element I haven't seen covered is Marshall's pecuniary interest in Auburn's success?his books. Marshall uses his al.com blog to not only shill for Tommy Tuberville, but hawk his merchandise. He ends many blog posts with this plea: These and many other stories are told in Phillip's book?The Auburn Experience? an oversized coffee table book published in December 2004.