Iron Bowl

Recently, the Alabama Crimson Tide have not had much success in Jordan-Hare Stadium, as the Tide have dropped its last two match-ups in Auburn. The Tide travel to The Plains once again this Saturday, looking to pick up their first win in Auburn since 2015.

Bo Nix made some very bold claims about how officials call Alabama games.

2017 aside, the Iron Bowl is never irrelevant. The Crimson Tide will head to Jordan-Hare Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 27 to take on its biggest rival but the Auburn Tigers will be without two of its biggest names.

The 86th Iron Bowl will officially kickoff on November 27th at 2:30 p.m. CST in Jordan-Hare Stadium.

The Auburn Tigers head football coach has tested positive for COVID-19, but says he's isolated and "experiencing no symptoms."

Auburn junior quarterback Bo Nix was one of three quarterbacks to appear at SEC Media Days 2021. While at the podium Nix was asked about new teammate Tony Fair and the comments he made about Alabama on social media. The third year starter from Pinson Valley High School is 1-1 in his two Iron Bowls and expressed confidence facing the Tide as the game will return to Jordan Hare Stadium this season.

The Alabama Crimson Tide fanbase reacts to the Auburn quarterback signing his first endorsement with a local favorite.

Believe it or not, there are those that think Bo Nix is a top-tier NFL quarterback prospect for next year's draft.

Alabama walks it off against Auburn on Owen Diodati’s RBI single in the 10th inning. Coach Brad Bohannon told Diodati to “just breathe” before the at-bat and he listened, bringing home Zane Denton to walk it off.

With no real reason to maintain upkeep on the stadium, Alabamians are witnessing the historic venue's slow demise.