Throwback Thursday: Auburn beats Oregon

The Solid Verbal College Football

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🗓️ 3 April 2020

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

Ty and Dan rewatch and relive Auburn's 22-19 win over Oregon in the 2011 BCS National Championship and recap their first ever trip to a title game. Plus, a conversation with Jeff Palmer about the reaction from inside the Duck locker room.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Solid Verbal.
0:03.8	The Solid Verbal.
0:04.8	Come after me.
0:06.6	I'm a man.
0:07.5	I'm 40.
0:08.3	I've heard so many players say, why I want to be happy.
0:10.8	You want to be happy for a day, either state.
0:13.3	It's that wool, wool, and down and tie.
0:17.1	Woo!
0:18.7	Welcome back to the Solid Verbal Boys and Girls.
0:21.7	My name is Ty Hildenbrand.
0:23.3	Joining me way, way over there out of the quarantine
0:29.0	in New York City, he has made his way west.
0:31.9	He has made the cannonball run to Southern California.
0:35.0	Mr. Dan Rubenstein, how are you?
0:37.5	I'm tired.
0:38.5	It was a slog, but I'm okay.
0:41.9	Got out of New York.
0:42.9	Did it safely?
0:44.8	Quarantining at the moment from relatives who are at a completely different location.
0:49.9	So it's just me and Solid Wife Jody and the solid Toddler because he now is walking.
0:56.7	So I guess that technically makes him a toddler.
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