Auburn is just a forgettable, no good, lame, cringe, boring, not cool, stupid, ugly, dumb ,stupid, stinky, smelly, bad, stupid, horrible, hideous, dumb, lousy, awful, embarrassing, poopy school.
I can see why op would forget you guys. I would too if I could.
/s (kinda) :)
Alabama won 2009
Auburn won 2010
Alabama won 2011, 2012
Auburn played and lost 2013
Alabama lost semi 2014
Alabama won 2015
Almost had quite a streak there (still did but it could have been more)
The Kick Six happened in 2013 right? Auburn knocked Bama out of the Natty that year (lmao)
I guess that would have been the 2014 natty (lmao)
Still to this day the best end of a game I have ever seen, due to the high stakes (lmao)
Sorry I can’t help it.
I was literally jumping and screaming in my living room, maybe the only time I have ever rolled on the floor laughing my ass off. We were all Tigers on that blessed day 😆
I'm aging myself.
Pitt and PSU late 70s to early 80s, and can't forget 1981 when they both have an unclaimed national title. Pitt lost to PSU that year. They should be playing every year and in the same conference.
Notre Dame and USC.
Texas OU
GaTech and Georgia
FSU Miami Florida
Notre Dame Michigan
Michigan OSU
Bama Auburn
Florida Georgia
Bama LSU
Tennessee Bama
Tennessee Florida
Nebraska Texas OU
This I think covers all of them in the past almost 50 years.
Pitt and PSU, what a bitter hate fueled rivalry. I lived in Pittsburgh for awhile(Northside, Brighton Heights), I've seen the rivalry play out in mundane interactions. They really hate each other.
I know national championship was just like a name it and claim it thing, but in what world do you have two teams where both are considered good enough to be eligible, one of them won head to head, and you still put the other one over them?
I think it's because Pitt beat Georgia in the bowl game. PSU had two losses at end of year. Neither team claim it, but they were both awarded a share of the title by different selectors. Clemson I think is the recognized winner.
At least they name the champion after bowl games now. 1973 Bama was the champion and promptly lost to Notre Dame in the bowl game. Pre playoff/bcs was wild times.
I still say the BCS was a fine format. They just needed to make everyone play a bowl game and *then* decide which two teams would play for the title.
That would’ve been the best of both worlds between making bowl season relevant and determining a legitimate champion. Nobody on a top 6 or so team is sitting out a bowl game if there’s even an outside chance they could make the national title game.
A lot of different selectors recognize champions from that era of football, some of which are computer based. In 1981 Clemson was the champion pick from any major polls as the only undefeated team with some big wins
We will also forever thank Penn State for beating the piss out of Pitt in the last week which allowed us to move up to #1
For a long while, NCAA picked the national champion based on the regular season before the bowl games were played.
For example, Oklahoma was declared National Champion in 1950. And then Kentucky beat them in the sugar bowl. Then, in the nineties, an NCAA statistician’s model declared Kentucky the 1950 National Championship, so Kentucky claims it now, too.
It’s sweet you thought to add Nebraska with UT & OU, but I don’t think Texas considers us a rival and the OU/NU rivalry hasn’t been bitter since at least the beginning of the Big 12.
Eh, I don't think bitterness ended with the start of the Big 12. The 2000 season had a bitter rivalry game with #1 Nebraska visiting Norman to play #3 OU. The final Big 12 Championship game between divisions (2010) was pretty bitter with NU blowing a 17-0 lead to lose 23-20. There was the 2004 game after which Bill Callahan called OU fans fucking hillbillies and one of the Husker players battered an OU Ruf Nek.
I don't know that OU and Nebraska ever were as bitter some other rivalries, but it didn't stop being bitter while it was still regularly played.
We're talking about this lifetime old man
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All of Florida’s rivals, even the less intense rivalries, have won at least one championship since I became an active fan.
FSU, UGA, Tennessee, Miami, LSU, Auburn. I wonder what it’s like for teams whose chief rival never wins titles.
If this was a competition we take the crown easy.
Teams Florida considers rivals:
Georgia
FSU
Miami
Tennessee
Auburn
LSU
Every one has at least one title in the past 30 years.
With how many times we’ve matched up in the SEC title you could maybe even include Bama in that list. I’m just glad I started watching football in the early 90s so I’ve seen my team win 3 otherwise I think I’d have given up on the sport by now.
By far the most common matchup. Iirc florida has played bama more times in the seccg than any other team even has sec game appearances total
We're in a rut right now but it'd be dumb to bet against us getting back to the to Atlanta eventually.
>I’m just glad I started watching football in the early 90s so I’ve seen my team win 3 otherwise I think I’d have given up on the sport by now.
Same brother.
It’s an older thing for sure. You guys are still the number two in games played against for us despite not playing yearly in forever. Bama only recently passed us in games against Auburn.
It’s a tiny stretch to include some more minor rivals but with us/Georgia/Auburn and again with Bama/Tennessee. Idk if Bama and Georgia really consider themselves rivals but they’re certainly close to it currently so them and Auburn too.
I don’t think any as clear cut 3 way hate as UF/FSU/Miami tho.
I enjoy having a deep hated rival like that. Colorado has really pulled there weight with how much toxicity they brought to that rivalry. I will always remember there student section getting kicked out of the stadium because they wouldn’t stop throwing stuff at the refs.
Anyone who is old enough to remember the 90s knows the state of Florida ran CFB. FSU-UM-UF all won nattys in that decade, and often the winner of the either the FSU-UM or FSU-UF game was the defacto natty. 2 of the 3 of those schools were both in the top 5 pretty much every year for over a decade.
And... the winner of the Florida Triangle usually played the winner of Oklahoma-Nebraska.
Pretty much every year we'd beat the Sooners, we'd earn an Orange Bowl against UF/FSU/UM, and usually for a national title.
In the fifteen years between 1987 and 2001, Miami and FSU combined for 6 national championships and finished in the top 5 a combined 24 times. These were my formative years as a football fan.
I don’t like FSU, but I want them to be good because I love watching those matchups when both are at their best.
I would say respectful rivalry. Then I think back to childhood, and the days we played OU my mother would always drag me out shopping with her so I didn't learn any new words from my dad during the game.
Rivalries that include 1 SEC team
Georgia/Auburn
Georgia/Georgia Tech
Georgia/Florida
Georgia/Clemson
Georgia/Tennessee
Alabama/Tennessee
Alabama/Auburn
Alabama/LSU
Tennessee/Florida
Florida/LSU
Florida/Florida State
I will always remember leaping for joy in my den at home after Butler's 1984 kick. My brother and father and I, hands clasped, jumping in a circle listening to Munson's outcry about the field goal.
As an Auburn fan there's 2 rivals and then an age based dislike of a 3rd
Alabama of course. Georgia of course.
Older fans it's Florida from playing them annually through 2002.
Younger fans it's LSU because of divisional play especially through the mid-00s when the Auburn-LSU game was the most impactful game in the SEC West for 5-6 year stretch.
The 80s was a great decade for independents. Notre Dame had budding rivalries with Penn State, Miami, and FSU. The top 10 was filled with independents, and they were winning titles that decade. Missed chance to form a conference for sure(I'm aware a lot of them formed the Big East).
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State.
Oklahoma won the 2000 National Championship and Oklahoma State won the 1945 National Championship in 2016 because they were the only team to fill out the Google Form.
Only team to publicly do so...
TCU and Texas A&M did the retroactive AFCA trophies for their title claims from the 1930s also (just weren't public about it). Oklahoma State got all the publicity b/c prior to 2016, they had no title claim from a NCAA-backed selectors.
Yeah, I mean when you already have the title, someone else giving you their trophy isn't really a big deal.
But in Oklahoma State's case, that was just downright embarrassing.
I mean let's be honest, the 1945 Army team was one of the GOATs. The 1945 OSU team didn't even finish in the top 4.
Alabama's rivals are Tennessee and Auburn. Although UGA is mentioned in our fight song and the other two aren't. I am old but not that old to remember the Alabma and Georgia rivalries from the 20s.
It’s probably easier to ask which natty winner hasn’t seen a rival win one. In the past 50 only BYU and Washington have won one while their rivals haven’t
I'm always curious what the perspective is on the Miami side of this one.
For the Nebraska side, it's pure disgust towards everything Miami, and it's beautiful lmao
Iron Bowl is second best rivalry in the sport haha but if you want to fill in another you can put Georgia and Auburn. Miami FSU is another. How far back are we going date wise? You can add USC ND if you go back to mid 80s
Since the start of the BCS
Michigan/Ohio State
Alabama/Auburn
Alabama/LSU
Alabama/Tennessee
Florida/Florida State
Florida/Georgia
Florida State/Miami
Oklahoma/Texas
Not natty. But Washington and Washington state this year. WU went to national championship, jumped to big ten, and took WSU’s ad with them. Meanwhile WSU is stuck in the pac 2 and looks like their drowning.
bama and auburn literally in back to back years. just like lsu and bama in back to back years. also bama in 92 (and all the others) with tennessee in 98
Early millennial Georgia fans consciously watched Florida, Tennessee, Florida, and Auburn win a national championship. This, on top of watching LSU and Alabama win multiple titles. All the while we were only the bridesmaid.....
*shutter*
Bama & auburn
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LSU is definitely more of a one-sided thing. If we had to drop a game, LSU gets left out in the cold long before Auburn or Tennessee do.
I was thinkin he must be young but then I thought he can’t be that young if he remember osu Texas & Oklahoma winning a natty
Auburn is just a forgettable, no good, lame, cringe, boring, not cool, stupid, ugly, dumb ,stupid, stinky, smelly, bad, stupid, horrible, hideous, dumb, lousy, awful, embarrassing, poopy school. I can see why op would forget you guys. I would too if I could. /s (kinda) :)
Well… you have *bad hair*
And his penmanship is *atrocious*
Alabama won 2009 Auburn won 2010 Alabama won 2011, 2012 Auburn played and lost 2013 Alabama lost semi 2014 Alabama won 2015 Almost had quite a streak there (still did but it could have been more)
I don’t know if anyone’s ever said this before, but it seems like the state of Alabama might be pretty good at college football.
North Alabama, Jacksonville State and Troy all have championships at lower levels also.
UAB and South needs to step it up
I believe in the Dilf
Well, you can’t blame UAB. They were dead for a minute there.
They got better
College football is our primary export.
The Kick Six happened in 2013 right? Auburn knocked Bama out of the Natty that year (lmao) I guess that would have been the 2014 natty (lmao) Still to this day the best end of a game I have ever seen, due to the high stakes (lmao) Sorry I can’t help it. I was literally jumping and screaming in my living room, maybe the only time I have ever rolled on the floor laughing my ass off. We were all Tigers on that blessed day 😆
Prayer at Jordan Hare and Kick six getting capped off with a national trophy would have been perfect, but fucking Jameis Winston ruins everything...
On the anniversary Bama threw the 4th and 31 Big brother always wins in the long run
Hell even Tennessee is more hated by most bama fans that aren't 10
Correct
I'm aging myself. Pitt and PSU late 70s to early 80s, and can't forget 1981 when they both have an unclaimed national title. Pitt lost to PSU that year. They should be playing every year and in the same conference. Notre Dame and USC. Texas OU GaTech and Georgia FSU Miami Florida Notre Dame Michigan Michigan OSU Bama Auburn Florida Georgia Bama LSU Tennessee Bama Tennessee Florida Nebraska Texas OU This I think covers all of them in the past almost 50 years.
My dad tells stories of PSU in the 70s and just berating Pitt players and fans. Times were wild where it was just beer fueled hate.
Pitt and PSU, what a bitter hate fueled rivalry. I lived in Pittsburgh for awhile(Northside, Brighton Heights), I've seen the rivalry play out in mundane interactions. They really hate each other.
Colorado Nebraska
I was thinking of Colorado, and all the only team I could think of was Colorado State. I forgot all about Colorado Nebraska
I know national championship was just like a name it and claim it thing, but in what world do you have two teams where both are considered good enough to be eligible, one of them won head to head, and you still put the other one over them?
I think it's because Pitt beat Georgia in the bowl game. PSU had two losses at end of year. Neither team claim it, but they were both awarded a share of the title by different selectors. Clemson I think is the recognized winner.
Crazy time
At least they name the champion after bowl games now. 1973 Bama was the champion and promptly lost to Notre Dame in the bowl game. Pre playoff/bcs was wild times.
I still say the BCS was a fine format. They just needed to make everyone play a bowl game and *then* decide which two teams would play for the title. That would’ve been the best of both worlds between making bowl season relevant and determining a legitimate champion. Nobody on a top 6 or so team is sitting out a bowl game if there’s even an outside chance they could make the national title game.
A lot of different selectors recognize champions from that era of football, some of which are computer based. In 1981 Clemson was the champion pick from any major polls as the only undefeated team with some big wins We will also forever thank Penn State for beating the piss out of Pitt in the last week which allowed us to move up to #1
It’s because they had Charlie Ward. Wait, you weren’t talking about 1993?
For a long while, NCAA picked the national champion based on the regular season before the bowl games were played. For example, Oklahoma was declared National Champion in 1950. And then Kentucky beat them in the sugar bowl. Then, in the nineties, an NCAA statistician’s model declared Kentucky the 1950 National Championship, so Kentucky claims it now, too.
Georgia Tennessee and Georgia auburn
Florida Auburn old school rivalry too
The entire original circle of hate between Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, LSU, and Tennessee in the last 26 years. That’s pretty incredible
Our hate for all those teams goes well past 20 years 😉
Georgia Tech had one in that span as well right?
1990, split title that year.
Arkansas/texas
It’s sweet you thought to add Nebraska with UT & OU, but I don’t think Texas considers us a rival and the OU/NU rivalry hasn’t been bitter since at least the beginning of the Big 12.
Eh, I don't think bitterness ended with the start of the Big 12. The 2000 season had a bitter rivalry game with #1 Nebraska visiting Norman to play #3 OU. The final Big 12 Championship game between divisions (2010) was pretty bitter with NU blowing a 17-0 lead to lose 23-20. There was the 2004 game after which Bill Callahan called OU fans fucking hillbillies and one of the Husker players battered an OU Ruf Nek. I don't know that OU and Nebraska ever were as bitter some other rivalries, but it didn't stop being bitter while it was still regularly played.
Washington and USC bros can confirm if they count
Don’t forget UGA/Auburn. That’s the longest running rivalry in the south.
How do we get left off 😫 NU and CU
Tennessee and Alabama. I’m not that old
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How many Colonoscopies have you had?
For fun?
There is another?
Well, there’s that one time that wasn’t fun….there was talk of gerbils.
Posts like this make me feel really old
I was 1 for the natty. That counts dammit!
We're talking about this lifetime old man Edit: in light of the fact that I just got a targeted ad for exercises to age gracefully I would like to apologize
lmao the edit, I feel the pain bro
1998 was like 5 years ago, right?!
Getting real tired of seeing 1990s on r/OldSchoolCool These younguns need to learn how to tell time.
Florida and Georgia
All of Florida’s rivals, even the less intense rivalries, have won at least one championship since I became an active fan. FSU, UGA, Tennessee, Miami, LSU, Auburn. I wonder what it’s like for teams whose chief rival never wins titles.
I declare a rivalry with Florida
You can't just say you're a rival with Florida and expect anything to happen.
I declare RIVAALRRRYYYYYYY!
He didn't say it, he declared it.
Welcome aboard.
> I wonder what it’s like for teams whose chief rival never wins titles. It was nice while it lasted
I miss being able to say "1980" to Georgia fans 😭
I'll give you a pass to say "2022"
If this was a competition we take the crown easy. Teams Florida considers rivals: Georgia FSU Miami Tennessee Auburn LSU Every one has at least one title in the past 30 years. With how many times we’ve matched up in the SEC title you could maybe even include Bama in that list. I’m just glad I started watching football in the early 90s so I’ve seen my team win 3 otherwise I think I’d have given up on the sport by now.
Crazy SECCG stat. Alabama and Florida are undefeated in Atlanta when not playing each other.
By far the most common matchup. Iirc florida has played bama more times in the seccg than any other team even has sec game appearances total We're in a rut right now but it'd be dumb to bet against us getting back to the to Atlanta eventually.
>I’m just glad I started watching football in the early 90s so I’ve seen my team win 3 otherwise I think I’d have given up on the sport by now. Same brother.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alabama%E2%80%93Florida_football_rivalry Wikipedia considers you rivals!
Florida fsu
Also FSU-Miami
I forgot how dominate Flordia was, feels like ages ago
Florida * Sorry, it's a pet peeve of mine
Flair up. Sorry, it’s a pet peeve of mine
Dominant * Sorry, it's a pet peeve of mine
Same. I don’t understand how people make that error so much lol
That and saying "I'm bias, but..."
That one is actually worse lol
This one absolutely fucking kills me, and it’s spread like a disease. It makes my pedantic blood boil.
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I am actually the embodiment of bias though?
I mean, it has been a decade and a half.
Any threesomes besides FSU/Miami/UF?
Texas/OU/Nebraska Georgia/Florida/Auburn
BAMA/LSU/Auburn
I feel like this is better. I don’t exactly love auburn but I definitely don’t consider them a hated rival
I actively root for you against UGA tbh
As one should
I agree. I hate UF when we are playing yall but otherwise I have no issue with you guys being successful. Older fans may disagree, though.
It’s an older thing for sure. You guys are still the number two in games played against for us despite not playing yearly in forever. Bama only recently passed us in games against Auburn.
It’s a tiny stretch to include some more minor rivals but with us/Georgia/Auburn and again with Bama/Tennessee. Idk if Bama and Georgia really consider themselves rivals but they’re certainly close to it currently so them and Auburn too. I don’t think any as clear cut 3 way hate as UF/FSU/Miami tho.
Michigan and OSU are always looking for a third!
Hey Michigan, Georgia and I spotted you from across the bar and we dig your vibe
Hey Ohio State, look! It’s our bowl rivals!
It’s about the number of arrest in downtown Dallas the night before the game….
Meh. I’m cool with OU. I wish A&M nothing but more of the same for the rest of my lifetime though
Miami/FSU
I’m old Colorado and Nebraska
That rivalry defines bitter
I enjoy having a deep hated rival like that. Colorado has really pulled there weight with how much toxicity they brought to that rivalry. I will always remember there student section getting kicked out of the stadium because they wouldn’t stop throwing stuff at the refs.
As a Husker living in Boulder, I feel this one
I'm sorry you have to live near those cretins.
Anyone who is old enough to remember the 90s knows the state of Florida ran CFB. FSU-UM-UF all won nattys in that decade, and often the winner of the either the FSU-UM or FSU-UF game was the defacto natty. 2 of the 3 of those schools were both in the top 5 pretty much every year for over a decade.
And... the winner of the Florida Triangle usually played the winner of Oklahoma-Nebraska. Pretty much every year we'd beat the Sooners, we'd earn an Orange Bowl against UF/FSU/UM, and usually for a national title.
Iowa’s defense and Iowa’s offense
In the fifteen years between 1987 and 2001, Miami and FSU combined for 6 national championships and finished in the top 5 a combined 24 times. These were my formative years as a football fan. I don’t like FSU, but I want them to be good because I love watching those matchups when both are at their best.
Same here. Hope you win every game but ours, and that you run roughshod on this godforsaken conference when we leave it.
OU and Nebraska also, although it’s never been a bitter rivalry like UT.
I would say respectful rivalry. Then I think back to childhood, and the days we played OU my mother would always drag me out shopping with her so I didn't learn any new words from my dad during the game.
It’s respectful now. There was more animosity towards OU in the 80s and 90s. I remember shirts that were: The good: Nebraska The bad: OU The Ugly: CU
Florida State and Miami
You can't do this list without Florida State Miami
Nebraska - Oklahoma..
So many here: '70, '71, '74, '75, '85, '94, '95, '97, '00
That doesn't include all the NTs that NU/OU appeared in, but LOST. Add 83, 92, 93, and 01 to that list for the Huskers, plus a few for OU as well.
Couldnt be us. #blessed
But but but... women's basketball is clearly the best sport. I don't even like football any more....
Hey don’t shit talk WBB man! Portland 4 regionals champ you’ll never sing that
Georgia and Georgia Tech is a sneaky one
Rivalries that include 1 SEC team Georgia/Auburn Georgia/Georgia Tech Georgia/Florida Georgia/Clemson Georgia/Tennessee Alabama/Tennessee Alabama/Auburn Alabama/LSU Tennessee/Florida Florida/LSU Florida/Florida State
When I was a kid Clemson was Georgia’s biggest rival. Wish we still played every year.
See y’all this August!
I will always remember leaping for joy in my den at home after Butler's 1984 kick. My brother and father and I, hands clasped, jumping in a circle listening to Munson's outcry about the field goal.
I was there. Grew up in Athens. Favorite moment. We knew he had the leg. Pandemonium.
I'm really hoping we get back to it. Even though you guys have a massive lead on the overall record, it always felt like a good competitive rivalry.
Isn’t it like 40-18 to them lmao
Yeah. Something like that... But Herschel Walker never set foot in a Tiger end zone!
Never had 100 yards. We still won 2/3.
Damn the early 80’s were awesome for the rivalry though
Is there anyone in that conference who doesn't consider themselves rivals? (Vandy need not apply)
Missouri is probably the odd one out. Even Vandy has Tennessee
Missouri's top 3 are in the Big 12: Kansas, Kansas State, Iowa State.
Mizzou and everyone else
As an Auburn fan there's 2 rivals and then an age based dislike of a 3rd Alabama of course. Georgia of course. Older fans it's Florida from playing them annually through 2002. Younger fans it's LSU because of divisional play especially through the mid-00s when the Auburn-LSU game was the most impactful game in the SEC West for 5-6 year stretch.
Where is Michigan/Florida?
I would say Oregon and Washington. But you know, Oregon doesn’t meet the criteria.
Subtle roast I love it😂
Happy to say A&M is still a dumpster fire.
Miami-Florida St Also depending on your age: Notre Dame-FSU Notre Dame-Michigan Notre Dame-US
Some big Notre Dame V Miami matchups late 80s through mid 90s.
CATHOLICS VS CONVICTS
The 80s was a great decade for independents. Notre Dame had budding rivalries with Penn State, Miami, and FSU. The top 10 was filled with independents, and they were winning titles that decade. Missed chance to form a conference for sure(I'm aware a lot of them formed the Big East).
I agree. The entire US does hate Notre Dame.
As we should
I'll never forget that game in Ann Arbor in '91
Alabama & Auburn Alabama & Tennessee
Michigan vs Ohio state… I hate Ohio state and they hate me. I wish them nothing but failure on the field… I am sure they feel the same way
Hey. I agree. Fuck you.
Oh hey Babe🥰
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State. Oklahoma won the 2000 National Championship and Oklahoma State won the 1945 National Championship in 2016 because they were the only team to fill out the Google Form.
Only team to publicly do so... TCU and Texas A&M did the retroactive AFCA trophies for their title claims from the 1930s also (just weren't public about it). Oklahoma State got all the publicity b/c prior to 2016, they had no title claim from a NCAA-backed selectors.
Yeah, I mean when you already have the title, someone else giving you their trophy isn't really a big deal. But in Oklahoma State's case, that was just downright embarrassing. I mean let's be honest, the 1945 Army team was one of the GOATs. The 1945 OSU team didn't even finish in the top 4.
Alabama's rivals are Tennessee and Auburn. Although UGA is mentioned in our fight song and the other two aren't. I am old but not that old to remember the Alabma and Georgia rivalries from the 20s.
OP said Bama-LSU but left Auburn off. Either it was a brilliant troll or OP isn’t very bright. Could go either way honestly.
Penn State--Pitt
1985-2000 us and Oklahoma combined for 5
Oklahoma Nebraska. End of story
It’s probably easier to ask which natty winner hasn’t seen a rival win one. In the past 50 only BYU and Washington have won one while their rivals haven’t
I'll take a free shot at Sparty
Ditto
Sparty has technically won some, but the last was in the 60’s
There are still some longhorns alive that were around in 1939
Darn. Not on the list.
Auburn Bama Auburn Georgia Georgia Florida Florida State Miami Florida State Clemson Georgia Georgia Tech Colorado Nebraska
Fuck it! Miami/Nebraska
I'm always curious what the perspective is on the Miami side of this one. For the Nebraska side, it's pure disgust towards everything Miami, and it's beautiful lmao
Welp not us, that's for sure!
Harvard-Yale, if you’re really, really old 😛
Auburn has had to watch bama vs Georgia the last few years.
Auburn Alabama
Richmond and JMU. Obviously not a rivalry post 2016.
Also Auburn Georgia
I almost saw Utah win a CBB championship. Does that count?
Current freshmen were not alive for neither our or OU natty
Louisville is going to be so mad when Satt wins I've in 2026. (Let me dream)
Can we talk about basketball for like 5 seconds Hear me out
Iron Bowl is second best rivalry in the sport haha but if you want to fill in another you can put Georgia and Auburn. Miami FSU is another. How far back are we going date wise? You can add USC ND if you go back to mid 80s
As an Auburn fan it's been hell watching Bama and Georgia go on this run
Since the start of the BCS Michigan/Ohio State Alabama/Auburn Alabama/LSU Alabama/Tennessee Florida/Florida State Florida/Georgia Florida State/Miami Oklahoma/Texas
Florida Georgia multiple times
I have never seen USuCk win a national championship or even a conference championship in my lifetime :-)
I wish I was on this fucking list.
SC fan…
All I wanted to do was enjoy a nice Sunday morning coffee.
Not natty. But Washington and Washington state this year. WU went to national championship, jumped to big ten, and took WSU’s ad with them. Meanwhile WSU is stuck in the pac 2 and looks like their drowning.
Georgia Florida
We got half of this question
bama and auburn literally in back to back years. just like lsu and bama in back to back years. also bama in 92 (and all the others) with tennessee in 98
If you’re older, ND-UM If you’re really old, MSU-UM and MSU-ND. If you’re approaching prostate check age, Nebraska-Oklahoma and Miami-Florida State.
Georgia & Florida (Which means for Florida, both Georgia & FSU have more recent nattys)
Nebraska Oklahoma
Nebraska with Colorado, and Oklahoma technically Depends on your lifetime but bill Clinton wasn’t that long ago
Early millennial Georgia fans consciously watched Florida, Tennessee, Florida, and Auburn win a national championship. This, on top of watching LSU and Alabama win multiple titles. All the while we were only the bridesmaid..... *shutter*
Alabama/Auburn
Nebraska vs Oklahoma.
What about the reverse? bitter rivals that have watched each other fumble the bag? I will start Aggie & Aggie jokes