by Travis Normand
Film Summary from ESPN.com
There are many great rivalries in sports: Yankees-Red Sox, Michigan-Ohio State, North Carolina-Duke. But they don’t compare to the venomous and consuming in-state college football rivalry that is Alabama-Auburn. With no pro sports, the state of Alabama centers around one game in the year: The annual meeting between the two universities called the “Iron Bowl.” And you could not script what has transpired in the state in the past two years.
On the field, each school celebrated a national title, Heisman Trophy winner and Iron Bowl win. Outside the lines, the rivalry has taken a twisted turn, with a stunning tale of poisoned trees and a historic force of mother nature that brought both sides of this split state together.
This one-hour film takes you on an unpredictable and unforgettable journey through the history of bad blood that runs between the two programs — all told through the eyes of the school’s Hall of Fame icons, the controversial figures that launched this rivalry into the national spotlight, all the way down to its passionate roots — the fans.
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The film is also available at Amazon.com
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Watched it earlier in the year. Makes the rivalry between Aggies and t-sips seem like a game of bridge. 🙂
Yeah. I wish they would make a similar film about the Aggies and Longhorns. I bet it would be pretty good.
No can do Mr. Normand. The Horns would demand that it be on their network which no one will be able to see!
hahahahaha….unfortunately, that is probably true.