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Auburn Tigers countdown notes

Auburn Tigers football breathes through the Iron Bowl — the annual November war against Alabama that defines careers, families, and the state of Alabama itself. Founded in 1892, Auburn claimed national championships in 1957 and 2010, with Cam Newton's Heisman season producing a 14-0 campaign and a BCS title over Oregon. The 2013 Kick Six — Chris Davis returning a missed field goal 109 yards as time expired to stun Alabama — remains the most electric play in modern college football history. Jordan-Hare Stadium has hosted Auburn football since 1939, now seating 88,043 in one of the South's most atmospheric venues. The stadium sits at the heart of the Auburn campus, creating a unified game-day environment unlike the disconnected stadium complexes at some rival programs. Toomer's Corner — where fans roll the intersection's oak trees with toilet paper after every victory — is the sport's most joyful and singular postgame tradition. The stadium holds 88,043 in Auburn, AL. The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry against Georgia, dating to 1892, is Auburn's second-most intense annual battle. The Tigers also host the War Eagle Game against rival Alabama in alternating years, plus regular battles with LSU and Ole Miss in the SEC West. Every conference game carries weight in one of college football's most unforgiving divisions.

Use the page during the offseason to track how many days remain, then come back during the season as the clock rolls from one matchup to the next.