Yeah the only elite talent on Auburns side was Cam and Fairley. Its not like Bama had a whole bunch either but they definitely had a lot more who panned out in the NFL.
Ingram and Jones didn't work out?? Ingram had like ten thousand yards from scrimmage in NFL Jones had like 10,000 receiving yards and injuries ruined him...
Looking back at the 2011 draft, so much talent came out of that draft, that you can basically create an all star team alone and get to the SB. And so much talent came from these two teams, Auburn and Alabama
@@tommywhaley6382 Verne:and let's introduce you to the Alabama offense presented by texas roadhouse Shaggy rogers as a cowboy and Maria wong as a cowgirl they wrote Put texas roadhouse yee haw in your starting lineup xoxo shaggy rogers and Maria wong!
I know the "KickSix" is most Auburn fans favorite memory, maybe it's because I was working during that game, or maybe it's because during the CAMBack I was sooooo devastated and at one point felt ALMOST hopeless, left my family, went to the bar by myself, and with nothing but Bama fans behind me watched Cam and Auburn come back to shut those ramma jammas up!!! WAR DAMNNNNN!!! What a glorious game, my favorite Auburn moment
well said and also as a college football fan I love ur channel, if could pick the sec east winner every year I would be fine with florida over the overrated team in Athens!
It was a one-car accident, and actually the driver and Lutz were both drunk according to the Georgia State Patrol's toxicology report. www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/11316777/philip-lutzenkirchen-driver-intoxicated-fatal-crash
Me and my cousin were at this game. Very crazy seeing the turn on emotions from excited to silent from Bama fans. Most were actually pretty polite afterwards. Just a great game
The previous year, Alabama, en route to a national championship, their road had to go through Jordan-Hare Stadium and had to come from behind and survive to win on the road. This year, it was the other way around, Auburn en route to a national championship, their road had to go through Bryant-Denny Stadium and had to come from behind and survive to win on the road. Both teams nearly almost the other's national title hopes in back to back seasons. This has always been very interesting to me. Also worth mentioning is that neither Iron Bowl were played on a Saturday. Both 2009 and 2010 were played on (Black) Friday due to a contract.
...when games were REAL and football stars had real TALENT, not just hype like today! Cam played for AU but made the entire 2010-11 college football season a THRILL like no one ever had nor has since. PHENOMINAL QB/FOOTBALL PLAYER...LEGEND in in his own TIME!
@@angelwood8070 looking back 5 years from now, do you still feel that way in regards to SEC teams? Like Alabama/Georgia 5 years ago was an NFL game or nah?
It never gets old!! As an Auburn fan, I love watching and listening to Vern and Gary drool over Bama, confident that they know how this one is going to end. Ha! Starting with ACarter's pursuit of Ingram, Nick Fairley's incredible sack and recovery of the fumble, to Lutzy's TD, just incredible. (Not to mention Cam, Darvin Adams, et al) Thank you and War Eagle!!!!!
In 2010-11, I became such a devout Cam Newton fan that I actually surrendered my love for the college game as I followed Cam into the NFL, where he continues to awe and amaze. Like there will never be another Michael Jackson in the music world, there will never be another college or pro QB like Cam Newton. The skill level is simply too naturally great for duplication. Amazing!
Vince Young never received every collegiate award available in 1 year of NCAA/D1 football--nor did he enter the league breaking and setting records becoming Rookie of the Year and later MVP--a Black MVP--of the entire league. I commend all Black QB's who came before Cam, but Cam is better than all of them all--Black or White--and has the credentials to prove it. Do the research. The other Black QB's were run out by the league. Cam Newton remained/remains Cam Newton. Also, Cam is the Finest (looks) of them all.
RIP Lutzie and YASSSSSSS CAM. Honestly he is the most exciting football player I've seen... such cool plays... his determination... and his ability to pump up his team. Seriously amazing.
marktastic86 On the contrary, anyone with any intelligence and taste at all would likely agree that Lundquist and Danielson are the premier commentating team in college football. That, incidentally, is why they are routinely assigned to work the biggest games.
Tank bigsby is our biggest recruit since Michael dyer who was a top 10 overall recruit and number one at his position and auburn almost got Marcus Lattimore also
the whole game changed from the moment Ingram had another sure TD and he lost control of the ball through the back of the endzone...you couldn't write a Disney Mighty Ducks script better than this game played out
Agreed Mr Kelly. It was the moment where Auburn got a shred of hope. All due respect to Bama. I seriously hope Saban stays put at Tuscaloosa. War Eagle.
The game changed when the Goggins and his counterpoint returned in the second half. Georgia's plan to sabotage (by fighting and causing key AU defensive players to be disqualified) AU in the Iron Bowl failed the same way Georgia had failed to beat Cam & Company in the previous game. What a college football season 2010-11 was! Thank you, Cam Newton & Company.
Disagree, Mr. Kelly! It's simply a gridiron myth -- and very unfair to Ingram, who was falling and wasn't going to score anyway -- that "the whole game changed from the moment Ingram had another sure TD (WRONG!) and he lost control of the ball......." Did you watch what happened next? After once again stopping Auburn cold. 'bama took the ball, completed a long pass down to the Tigers' 3 yard line for a first-and-goal -- and what happens? Richardson drops a sure TD pass so easily lobbed that you or I could have caught it. THAT was the turning-point play! The Tide is forced to settle for a field goal, and THEN Newton commenced turning things Auburn's way. Yet everyone remembers the Ingram fumble -- which was in truth a great defensive play. While Richardson -- who cost Alabama a 28-0 lead and probably the game -- gets off blameless. Though it may be true that "you couldn't write a Disney Mighty Ducks script better," the truth is that simply ain't the way it happened.
Here a few days after the Harsin firing to remember that one time my heart was never tragically broken by Auburn Football. Crazy as an Auburn fan watching this game in Bryant Denny my Fr year, I thought I would never seen a better Iron Bowl from an Auburn fan perspective, then 2013 happened.
@@sterlingpless9280 I personally did not want Gus fired. Sadly a lot of our fan base is delusional about what Auburn is as a program. Auburn, historically, is a top 15 program. Not a top 5. And thats ok! There are tons of schools out there that would kill to be in the top 15. Sadly though, our fans look enviously across the state and think that the lightning Nick caught in a bottle to revitalize that program is something anyone can do. It isn't. Gus was consistent, Auburn fans could always count on Auburn being competitive in recruiting, not have to worry about off the field stuff, and a top 15 or top 10 rankings in the polls, and possibly a SECCG or Natty run every 3-4 years under Gus. And for me personally, there was nothing wrong with that. However all things must end, I think Gus and Auburn were just bored with each other, and a parting of ways was what was best. Bring new energy and life to the program, I just never understood why we fired him after 2020. I would argue that is Gus was still HC in 2020, that that Auburn team would have made a playoff run, but who really knows.
@@FlexxMachine just don't like Freeze bud in few years hate to see you for recruiting violations I would rather had Gus at least he was clean and won than a coach who uses religion to win seven games
The SEC will not be the same without Verne and Gary together! So compatible and fun! As for this game, I will always believe that a major AU strategy was to conserve as much energy as possible until the Tackles Blanc and Goggan could return in the second half. Look at the difference their return made in that second half--not to mention that they were fresh and rested after sitting out the first half. I love re-watching this game, mainly because I love Cam Newton to all Extremes. Also, I love comebacks , winning against all odds. Against all odds and obstacles, Cam won it ALL for AU in 2010. Greatness!
Alabama fan for 30 years and this is still the most disappointing loss I've experienced as a fan because Auburn had no answer for Alabama offensively or defensively in the first half but I knew Alabama was in trouble at halftime because they were only up 24-7 and they should've been up 35-7 at the very least. But those 2 fumbles absolutely killed us and our offense completely disappeared after halftime.
People tend to overlook the fact that in the first half the tackles Blanc and Goggan were suspended from playing. They returned in the second half. It was probably an AU coaching strategy to hold Alabama at bay anyway possible in the first half and go hard when the tackles returned.I say this because AU never seemed panicked in that first half. McElroy though folded in the second half when the real pressure came. Also, Alabama was psychologically "surprised" by the "Camback" and panicked. Newton was/is a calm QB, anyway, who always believes the W is possible. This was indeed an Iron Bowl "for the ages."
I am not from Alabama and did not go to Auburn or Alabama; but I love the rivalry. I am still amazed at the comeback and still get a kick out of the deafening booing by the Bama fans when the Auburn players and coaches ran onto the field.
2009 and 2010 so far have been my favorite years of college football. Not from an Auburn fan stand point but an Individual that was born and raised in Alabama. 2009 Alabama wins the national championship and the Heisman, 2010 Auburn wins the national championship and the Heisman and other conferences were PISSED and i'm into that sort of thing.
It was this game that set it off for Alabama, you can imagine the fire lit under the Bama players after letting this Iron bowl slip. They basically go on a dominant tear for the next two seasons outside of LSU who was LOADED and Texas A&M who had that years Heisman. From November 2010 to January 2013 it took two dynamic Heismans and LSU to slow down the Bama machine, what a run.
Fun Facts: This is the first sports game that I ever streamed over the internet, My high school had a guest speaker from Auburn just a few days before this game, and at the time I was rising in popularity at my high school and the running joke was about Cam Newton and his father well low and behold Cam Newton and his father we're members of the same church as my grand parents and it is told that I've seen and heard his father preach whenever I was kid, this was also the same year that I found out that my childhood best friend of whom I last saw two years prior to this game was an Auburn fan and I was an Alabama fan something neither one of us knew despite us being friends since we graduated from kindergarten.. talk about a year lol
No one bothered to mention the players who were suspended in the prior game, which is the only reason Alabama had it so easy in the first half. When these players returned in the second half, Cam and company took over and won. Awesome!
+Mary Dodson Alabama should have been up 35 to 0 before Auburn scored and the comeback would not have happened. 2 fluke plays, Ingram stumbling along and getting the ball knocked forward thru the back of the end zone for a touch back and Trent Richardson dropping a sure TD. Odd things happen but it counts. It is a good thing for Auburn because if they didn't win this game, they don't have an NC in the past 50 years, that would be hard with BAMA winning 4 of 7.
When Auburn took the lead early in the 4th, they stopped trying to move the ball. They were just running out the clock. That wouldn't have happened if they were still trailing. With about 8 minutes to go, Auburn could have scored more if they wanted to. Bama would have lost either way. WDE
That makes sense, you get a 1 point lead and you sit on it? Your coach wasn't Gene Stallings and your defense wasn't that good to back up a 1 point lead. They were not sitting on the ball and Auburn DEFINITELY would have scored more if they could. The game would have been played differently if BAMA had been up a larger amount, it's all conjecture at this point but I was at the game and when BAMA missed those scoring opportunities it made me nervous. Auburn was shell shocked and if they had been down 5 TDs they would not have made the comeback because their confidence would have definitely dropped. To score with 5 minutes to go in the 2nd quarter was big and made it 24 to 7 which reignited their confidence. If it had been 35 to 7 or 38 to 7 or 42 to 7 it would not have happened. It was 24 to 7 and it did. With a larger lead Saban would have brought more pressure and got to Cam more, his rushing was ineffective this game and I believe he would have been sacked even more.
Gracie L Nope. They were sitting on the ball. When Auburn got the ball back after taking the lead, they ran 6 straight running plays against a team they couldn't run on the whole game. Who does that? A team trying to run out the clock. Alabama only had 1 timeout. The only way Auburn could move the ball was by passing and Cam didn't even attempt a single pass after they took the lead. If the score was 35-28, you can bet Cam would be passing a lot in that series. I don't know where you got 38-7 or 42-7 from, but if you think 35-0 would have broken Auburn's confidence, you obviously didn't pay much attention to them that year. Coming back from behind was a regular thing with them.
Great video! Thank you. Collegiate football is wonderful. In this game, it seems Auburn was "buying time" until the third quarter when the tackles, Blanc and Goggan, could enter the game.
2010 for sure. Marshall is a great QB, but he is very predictable.Cam was just the best, he could get out of a bad situation no matter what. But hey, we still beat Bama in 2013 so I'm not complaining!
This was the weirdest day in Alabama football history. I did not have a good feeling going into this game. We (Bama) did not have a good team in 2010. Auburn did have some close games they could have lost, but they still found ways to win. Even at 24-0, I still felt like Auburn would find a way to pull off the win. I thought that if we utilized the same defensive game plan we did the previous year against Florida in the SEC Title game, we might have pulled off the upset. But, Newton was just too good that day. It's hard to shut down an athlete like that for four solid quarters. We would have needed to get Auburn down something like 38-0 in order to have won that day. 24 points was no problem for them.
How can you say this Bama team wasn't very good? The majority of players coming back from a championship year, c'mon man. But somehow they dropped 3 games. Auburn needed every break imaginable to stay in this one. If Ingram holds onto the ball it's game over.
marktastic86 They were not quite as good as they were in 2009. Something was just off about the 2010 team. Inexplicable how we managed to lose to South Carolina, LSU, and auburn.
Can't argue with that. Complicity, maybe? Imagine if they'd went all the way again. Possibly 4 NC's in a row for Bama. A record that could, in all likelihood, never be met or exceeded by any team.
holy shit that punch out fumble by Carter was one of the greatest defensive plays I've seen at the college level, and those announcers are acting like it was a 3 yard run.
Darvin Adams must have taken ballet lessons as part of his fitness. He looks so graceful out there, especially in that play that AU coaches should have reviewed. What a receiver #89 is!
It seems that everything that happens to Cam Newton in football does so in spectacular fashion. As Donelson (announcer) said, this Iron Bowl win is "one for the ages"; in other words, Legend. The return of Goggan and Blanc (DL)) in the second half made a tremendous difference in this game.
Bama/McElroy looked good in the first half because 2 of AU's defensive linemen were suspended from playing in the first half due to a Georgia-initiated fight during the prior game. Goggans (49) and Blanc (#93) returned in the second half and Newton/AU unleashed their full football arsenal, shocking McElroy/Bama. I feel certain this entire thing was an AU coaching strategy--and it worked!
I remember watching this game when I was five years old as an Auburn fan I’m now 16 and I still look back at this exact moment and I remember saying oh my God we’re probably fixing to lose this game whenever they showed a clip of the Alabama fans at 2:07. I thought in that type of environment the boys couldn’t handle it and I thought the dream season was over.
As a Bama fan, people often ask, was the kick 6 or the Camback worse. I'd say they're about the same. We might not have had much to lose in 2010, but the fact that we had a big lead (24-7) and ended up losing by 1 point makes it to me, just as painful as the kick 6.
That 2010 team was one of the best of all time can newton and Michael dyer were great combo both top recruits and onterrio mcaelleb was fastest player on the field and nick fairley was warren sapp like, I would love to see this 2010 auburn team against anything Sabah has ever had cause we know this game Alabama had plenty NFL talent
I don't think any Bama fan will ever get over this one. Alabama had one chance to put a hurting on Cam Newton and AU's national championship opportunity. They blew it. Worse than Punt, Bama, Punt. Though nothing could ever make a Bama fan forget that one, they did follow with 9 straight wins against Auburn. If 2012 is any indicator, Auburn has fallen and does not look like they will be getting up any time soon.
well you have to admit that nick saban is a factor nobody can look over anymore. alabama will never be an easy team to beat. auburn can do it just as i believe any team can do it but that team will give you hell for 60 minutes so any win auburn gets over alabama would be well deserved and worthy of celebration. i just see that as becoming an increasingly difficult thing to do the more i watch bama play. roll tide:D
Cam was that football team. Honestly this squad wasn't the best team in the country IMO, but they found a way to win every game, much like the 2002 Buckeyes.
My favorite auburn win ever, and as a red Sox fan the satisfaction is comparable to the 2004 alcs coming back from 3-0 to win and head on to the world series , just like how auburn from the 2nd half of this game on dominated the rest of the season!
I miss Verne Lundquist doing SEC games. The sound of his voice along with the CBS music meant that a big time SEC game was on & to get ready for a crazy ride. So many great games called by Verne.
AUBURN was the Better team clearly not only by record not only by stats but by proof the best way to see who's better is to defeat your opponent no matter who played and who didnt Good win by Auburn #GoTigers good game Bama
abcul11 And all of you people up there in the north are ignorant dumb yankees believing that everyone down here wears overalls sitting on a porch with no shoes playing a fiddle. If you believe everyone down here is like that you probably still believe in the tooth fairy too. Moron
abcul11 Keep dreaming. And 'Bama only made up for 2010 by winning the National title the next two years. I know people up north don't really have any decent college football teams, so I guess you can keep hoping for some horseshit like probation to stop SEC squads from dominating your asses for another 7 years.
I cannot describe how deeply saddened I am from the passing of Phillip Lutzenkirchen... I was looking forward to seeing someone in the NFL invest into a steal of a talent... R. I. P Philip you will be deeply missed and God bless the Lutzenkirchen family
Lutz had physical problems that prevented his having a successful pro football career. Though gone now, #43 lives on as an AU football legend through vids like this. Thanks for the memories.
Is Mark Ingram the worst Heisman Trophy winner ever? Or at least in the past 25 years? I mean, he was a good player obviously, but in terms of being "the most outstanding player" in the country, that was an extremely weak year of Heisman contenders.
***** Toby Gerhart would have won it if his team had a little better record. At the end of the day it came down to the guy with better numbers on an average team, or the guy with almost as good numbers on a title contender. They'll go with the guy whose playing for the title every time
As an Alabama fan this was FAR more painful to me than the kick six. This was a slow death versus a stupid decision to fight for 1 second that backfired horribly. The best rivalry in college football by a mile.
I'm a Michigan fan but I love college football so I have to know from Crimson Tide fans... Which AU loss hurted Alabama fans more: 2010 aka "The Camback" or 2013 aka "Kick Six"? And vice versa for Auburn fans which of those games did you enjoy most?
The 2013 and 2010 games were both good all the people that are comparing it forgot we had to come back in 2013 but the Chris Davis play would make anybody forget
The amount of elite NFL talent that played in this game is awesome
Absolutely insane bro 💯
Ryan you said it right God bless you. Auburn War Eagle
Yea pretty much all on the Alabama side lmao.
Yeah the only elite talent on Auburns side was Cam and Fairley. Its not like Bama had a whole bunch either but they definitely had a lot more who panned out in the NFL.
Ingram and Jones didn't work out?? Ingram had like ten thousand yards from scrimmage in NFL Jones had like 10,000 receiving yards and injuries ruined him...
My heart goes out to the Lutzenkirchen family and the Auburn family for this tragedy. A tremendous football player and an even better young man.
A salute to you sir.
You are a class act.
Much love brother
That boy played with his heart and left everything on the court.
Amen 🙏
R.I.P Lutzenkirchen.
His Touchdown in this Game will be forever remembered by Auburn Fans
Long Live "The Lutzie"
KMC #ROLLTEARSROLL 2010 & 2013
Still, it hurts that Lutz left so soon., but you are right.
U can also add 2020
Definitely one of the iconic plays in Auburn history
Looking back at the 2011 draft, so much talent came out of that draft, that you can basically create an all star team alone and get to the SB. And so much talent came from these two teams, Auburn and Alabama
There was a lot of talent, but not enough to get to the Superbowl.
Haha I made that exact team in madden. Its killer. Also, Sherman wasn't in the 2011 draft. So put either Amukamara or Harris
Oh..lol. I didn't have that many sacks. I was #1 total defense though.
***** you forgot nick fairley
CLINT YOU ROCK THANK YOU FROM A W. A. R. EAGLE
"If Auburn comes back, Cam Newton will win the heisman."
...and Newton did win the Heisman and everything else QB/Football-related that season, including #1 Draft Pick!
Greatest quote ever...
Well... Cam Newton was kinda going to be Heisman anyway...
@@tommywhaley6382 Verne:and let's introduce you to the Alabama offense presented by texas roadhouse
Shaggy rogers as a cowboy and Maria wong as a cowgirl they wrote
Put texas roadhouse yee haw in your starting lineup xoxo shaggy rogers and Maria wong!
@@robertdailyda7227 what does that mean!
I know the "KickSix" is most Auburn fans favorite memory, maybe it's because I was working during that game, or maybe it's because during the CAMBack I was sooooo devastated and at one point felt ALMOST hopeless, left my family, went to the bar by myself, and with nothing but Bama fans behind me watched Cam and Auburn come back to shut those ramma jammas up!!! WAR DAMNNNNN!!! What a glorious game, my favorite Auburn moment
RIP Phil Lutzenkirchen. I'll always remember 2:07:21. Absolute tragedy. My thoughts are with your family and the entire Auburn University community.
Very true!
very well said Neil
well said and also as a college football fan I love ur channel, if could pick the sec east winner every year I would be fine with florida over the overrated team in Athens!
Cam running with his hand over his mouth at the end was hilarious
never gets old , and war damn eagle
@@ericsmith6823 Never gets old. I’m ready for another Auburn win vs Bama. And I’m an Ole Miss guy.
R.I.P. Lutzenkirchen.
So sad he died drunk.
Just looked up what happened to him. Damn, he was an innocent victim in his death. Shame.
He wasnt drunk the other driver was.
It was a one-car accident, and actually the driver and Lutz were both drunk according to the Georgia State Patrol's toxicology report. www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/11316777/philip-lutzenkirchen-driver-intoxicated-fatal-crash
It really doesn't matter. That Lutz was here is the good news...that he is Gone is the heartbreak of it all. The particulars no longer matter.
Me and my cousin were at this game. Very crazy seeing the turn on emotions from excited to silent from Bama fans. Most were actually pretty polite afterwards. Just a great game
The previous year, Alabama, en route to a national championship, their road had to go through Jordan-Hare Stadium and had to come from behind and survive to win on the road. This year, it was the other way around, Auburn en route to a national championship, their road had to go through Bryant-Denny Stadium and had to come from behind and survive to win on the road.
Both teams nearly almost the other's national title hopes in back to back seasons. This has always been very interesting to me. Also worth mentioning is that neither Iron Bowl were played on a Saturday. Both 2009 and 2010 were played on (Black) Friday due to a contract.
Ur right I forgot and wondered about that
The play with 1:03 left in the half, where Fairley got the sack AND the fumble recovery?!? That was the greatest hustle play I've ever seen!
antoine Carter one of the unsung heros
I still get goosebumps watching the intro. Glad to say I witnessed this game between two excellent teams. War Eagle.
You’re a legend just for being there lol
I just wana remind you that you commented this 10 years ago
So. Many. NFL. Players.
NotoriousJVD okay
KingDubs95 4 or 5 first round draft picks
...when games were REAL and football stars had real TALENT, not just hype like today! Cam played for AU but made the entire 2010-11 college football season a THRILL like no one ever had nor has since. PHENOMINAL QB/FOOTBALL PLAYER...LEGEND in in his own TIME!
@@angelwood8070 looking back 5 years from now, do you still feel that way in regards to SEC teams? Like Alabama/Georgia 5 years ago was an NFL game or nah?
It never gets old!! As an Auburn fan, I love watching and listening to Vern and Gary drool over Bama, confident that they know how this one is going to end. Ha! Starting with ACarter's pursuit of Ingram, Nick Fairley's incredible sack and recovery of the fumble, to Lutzy's TD, just incredible. (Not to mention Cam, Darvin Adams, et al) Thank you and War Eagle!!!!!
I remember this game being loaded with SO MUCH NFL talent like Cam Newton, Marcell Dareus, Nick Fairley, Mark Ingram, etc. War Damn Eagle!
In 2010-11, I became such a devout Cam Newton fan that I actually surrendered my love for the college game as I followed Cam into the NFL, where he continues to awe and amaze. Like there will never be another Michael Jackson in the music world, there will never be another college or pro QB like Cam Newton. The skill level is simply too naturally great for duplication. Amazing!
Vince Young was Cam before Cam, in college at least.
Vince Young never received every collegiate award available in 1 year of NCAA/D1 football--nor did he enter the league breaking and setting records becoming Rookie of the Year and later MVP--a Black MVP--of the entire league. I commend all Black QB's who came before Cam, but Cam is better than all of them all--Black or White--and has the credentials to prove it. Do the research. The other Black QB's were run out by the league. Cam Newton remained/remains Cam Newton. Also, Cam is the Finest (looks) of them all.
@@scarlettohara8593 yeah because he's definitely better than Tom Brady.
Well Pat Mahomes is better now.
RIP Lutzie and YASSSSSSS CAM. Honestly he is the most exciting football player I've seen... such cool plays... his determination... and his ability to pump up his team. Seriously amazing.
Such a legendary game. So many play makers on the field at one time. It’s like an Allstar game.
The greatest announce team ever. Love the guys calling games
You may be the only person to ever say that.
marktastic86
On the contrary, anyone with any intelligence and taste at all would likely agree that Lundquist and Danielson are the premier commentating team in college football. That, incidentally, is why they are routinely assigned to work the biggest games.
blackeyeddog You must work for CBS.
For sure...they were a great team!
Their voice ooze SEC lol
The amount of impactful NFL players that were in their game is ridiculous
+John Grady i was just thinking that like damn every other player for alabama is a starter in the nfl now
True...the greatest football class ever, no doubt--with Newton being the BEST of them all!
I will never forget this game. As memorable as it gets. War Eagle!
I still love going back to watch this game as a Auburn fan WDE
One of the greatest iron bowls of all times
The greatest
Rest In Peace Philip Lutzenkirchen, who died in a car crash today.
Who here in quarantine watching this because there’s no football
Just felt like going back to an awesome year in my life
Me can’t wait to be in Jordan Hair Stadium again with it filled to the brim definitely going to Auburns first conference home game
Tank bigsby is our biggest recruit since Michael dyer who was a top 10 overall recruit and number one at his position and auburn almost got Marcus Lattimore also
R.I.P Philip Lutzenkirchen 2:07:27 Is my favorite play from him. That play clinch our destination to the national championship. Will be missed.
Oristo Reality Zone he was my favorite too....
The one handed catch the year after was mine
the whole game changed from the moment Ingram had another sure TD and he lost control of the ball through the back of the endzone...you couldn't write a Disney Mighty Ducks script better than this game played out
Agreed Mr Kelly. It was the moment where Auburn got a shred of hope. All due respect to Bama. I seriously hope Saban stays put at Tuscaloosa. War Eagle.
I agree, though I've never thought of it that way lol
That mishap probably still haunts Ingram. Some things never go away, really.
The game changed when the Goggins and his counterpoint returned in the second half. Georgia's plan to sabotage (by fighting and causing key AU defensive players to be disqualified) AU in the Iron Bowl failed the same way Georgia had failed to beat Cam & Company in the previous game. What a college football season 2010-11 was! Thank you, Cam Newton & Company.
Disagree, Mr. Kelly! It's simply a gridiron myth -- and very unfair to Ingram, who was falling and wasn't going to score anyway -- that "the whole game changed from the moment Ingram had another sure TD (WRONG!) and he lost control of the ball......." Did you watch what happened next? After once again stopping Auburn cold. 'bama took the ball, completed a long pass down to the Tigers' 3 yard line for a first-and-goal -- and what happens? Richardson drops a sure TD pass so easily lobbed that you or I could have caught it. THAT was the turning-point play! The Tide is forced to settle for a field goal, and THEN Newton commenced turning things Auburn's way.
Yet everyone remembers the Ingram fumble -- which was in truth a great defensive play. While Richardson -- who cost Alabama a 28-0 lead and probably the game -- gets off blameless. Though it may be true that "you couldn't write a Disney Mighty Ducks script better," the truth is that simply ain't the way it happened.
Got to love it. Ten years later.
Amen
Here a few days after the Harsin firing to remember that one time my heart was never tragically broken by Auburn Football. Crazy as an Auburn fan watching this game in Bryant Denny my Fr year, I thought I would never seen a better Iron Bowl from an Auburn fan perspective, then 2013 happened.
Hey its crazy though why not keep Gus Malhzahn at least he went 10-3...
Least he was clean and won ball games furious that they hired Freeze if I am Auburn fan...
@@sterlingpless9280 I personally did not want Gus fired. Sadly a lot of our fan base is delusional about what Auburn is as a program. Auburn, historically, is a top 15 program. Not a top 5. And thats ok! There are tons of schools out there that would kill to be in the top 15. Sadly though, our fans look enviously across the state and think that the lightning Nick caught in a bottle to revitalize that program is something anyone can do. It isn't. Gus was consistent, Auburn fans could always count on Auburn being competitive in recruiting, not have to worry about off the field stuff, and a top 15 or top 10 rankings in the polls, and possibly a SECCG or Natty run every 3-4 years under Gus. And for me personally, there was nothing wrong with that. However all things must end, I think Gus and Auburn were just bored with each other, and a parting of ways was what was best. Bring new energy and life to the program, I just never understood why we fired him after 2020. I would argue that is Gus was still HC in 2020, that that Auburn team would have made a playoff run, but who really knows.
@@FlexxMachine just don't like Freeze bud in few years hate to see you for recruiting violations I would rather had Gus at least he was clean and won than a coach who uses religion to win seven games
@@sterlingpless9280I agree gus ran a clean program. Still can’t believe they fired gus for Brian harsin!
The SEC will not be the same without Verne and Gary together! So compatible and fun! As for this game, I will always believe that a major AU strategy was to conserve as much energy as possible until the Tackles Blanc and Goggan could return in the second half. Look at the difference their return made in that second half--not to mention that they were fresh and rested after sitting out the first half. I love re-watching this game, mainly because I love Cam Newton to all Extremes. Also, I love comebacks , winning against all odds. Against all odds and obstacles, Cam won it ALL for AU in 2010. Greatness!
Alabama fan for 30 years and this is still the most disappointing loss I've experienced as a fan because Auburn had no answer for Alabama offensively or defensively in the first half but I knew Alabama was in trouble at halftime because they were only up 24-7 and they should've been up 35-7 at the very least. But those 2 fumbles absolutely killed us and our offense completely disappeared after halftime.
People tend to overlook the fact that in the first half the tackles Blanc and Goggan were suspended from playing. They returned in the second half. It was probably an AU coaching strategy to hold Alabama at bay anyway possible in the first half and go hard when the tackles returned.I say this because AU never seemed panicked in that first half. McElroy though folded in the second half when the real pressure came. Also, Alabama was psychologically "surprised" by the "Camback" and panicked. Newton was/is a calm QB, anyway, who always believes the W is possible. This was indeed an Iron Bowl "for the ages."
I am not from Alabama and did not go to Auburn or Alabama; but I love the rivalry. I am still amazed at the comeback and still get a kick out of the deafening booing by the Bama fans when the Auburn players and coaches ran onto the field.
I still prefer this game over the 2013 one. Just so special.
This is my favorite game of all time. It simply doesn't get any better than this! War Eagle!
2009 and 2010 so far have been my favorite years of college football. Not from an Auburn fan stand point but an Individual that was born and raised in Alabama. 2009 Alabama wins the national championship and the Heisman, 2010 Auburn wins the national championship and the Heisman and other conferences were PISSED and i'm into that sort of thing.
Jim Mcelwain said before AJ leaves you will love this guy....and bamanation sure does love him
Love, Love, Love Cam Newton 4EVER! QB of All Time!
It was this game that set it off for Alabama, you can imagine the fire lit under the Bama players after letting this Iron bowl slip. They basically go on a dominant tear for the next two seasons outside of LSU who was LOADED and Texas A&M who had that years Heisman. From November 2010 to January 2013 it took two dynamic Heismans and LSU to slow down the Bama machine, what a run.
The greatest game of all time with the exception of The 2013 Iron Bowl or The 2006 Rose Bowl
That 06 Rose Bowl with VY and Reggie Bush is one of the greatest games ever i think! I agree with you 💯 bro!
Fun Facts: This is the first sports game that I ever streamed over the internet, My high school had a guest speaker from Auburn just a few days before this game, and at the time I was rising in popularity at my high school and the running joke was about Cam Newton and his father well low and behold Cam Newton and his father we're members of the same church as my grand parents and it is told that I've seen and heard his father preach whenever I was kid, this was also the same year that I found out that my childhood best friend of whom I last saw two years prior to this game was an Auburn fan and I was an Alabama fan something neither one of us knew despite us being friends since we graduated from kindergarten.. talk about a year lol
No one bothered to mention the players who were suspended in the prior game, which is the only reason Alabama had it so easy in the first half. When these players returned in the second half, Cam and company took over and won. Awesome!
+Mary Dodson Alabama should have been up 35 to 0 before Auburn scored and the comeback would not have happened. 2 fluke plays, Ingram stumbling along and getting the ball knocked forward thru the back of the end zone for a touch back and Trent Richardson dropping a sure TD. Odd things happen but it counts. It is a good thing for Auburn because if they didn't win this game, they don't have an NC in the past 50 years, that would be hard with BAMA winning 4 of 7.
When Auburn took the lead early in the 4th, they stopped trying to move the ball. They were just running out the clock. That wouldn't have happened if they were still trailing. With about 8 minutes to go, Auburn could have scored more if they wanted to. Bama would have lost either way. WDE
That makes sense, you get a 1 point lead and you sit on it? Your coach wasn't Gene Stallings and your defense wasn't that good to back up a 1 point lead. They were not sitting on the ball and Auburn DEFINITELY would have scored more if they could. The game would have been played differently if BAMA had been up a larger amount, it's all conjecture at this point but I was at the game and when BAMA missed those scoring opportunities it made me nervous. Auburn was shell shocked and if they had been down 5 TDs they would not have made the comeback because their confidence would have definitely dropped. To score with 5 minutes to go in the 2nd quarter was big and made it 24 to 7 which reignited their confidence. If it had been 35 to 7 or 38 to 7 or 42 to 7 it would not have happened. It was 24 to 7 and it did. With a larger lead Saban would have brought more pressure and got to Cam more, his rushing was ineffective this game and I believe he would have been sacked even more.
Gracie L Nope. They were sitting on the ball. When Auburn got the ball back after taking the lead, they ran 6 straight running plays against a team they couldn't run on the whole game. Who does that? A team trying to run out the clock. Alabama only had 1 timeout. The only way Auburn could move the ball was by passing and Cam didn't even attempt a single pass after they took the lead. If the score was 35-28, you can bet Cam would be passing a lot in that series.
I don't know where you got 38-7 or 42-7 from, but if you think 35-0 would have broken Auburn's confidence, you obviously didn't pay much attention to them that year. Coming back from behind was a regular thing with them.
They never came back when they were down 35 to 0 and they would not have that day either. I paid attention enough to know that fact.
Watching this to get excited for this weekend's Iron Bowl!!! War Eagle!
I caught a tear when Lutz got that TD :( WAR EAGLE!!!!!
Amen 🙏 and war eagle!
Great video! Thank you. Collegiate football is wonderful. In this game, it seems Auburn was "buying time" until the third quarter when the tackles, Blanc and Goggan, could enter the game.
Alabama blew a 21 point lead
2010 for sure. Marshall is a great QB, but he is very predictable.Cam was just the best, he could get out of a bad situation no matter what. But hey, we still beat Bama in 2013 so I'm not complaining!
We won in 2017 too
This was the weirdest day in Alabama football history. I did not have a good feeling going into this game. We (Bama) did not have a good team in 2010. Auburn did have some close games they could have lost, but they still found ways to win. Even at 24-0, I still felt like Auburn would find a way to pull off the win. I thought that if we utilized the same defensive game plan we did the previous year against Florida in the SEC Title game, we might have pulled off the upset. But, Newton was just too good that day. It's hard to shut down an athlete like that for four solid quarters. We would have needed to get Auburn down something like 38-0 in order to have won that day. 24 points was no problem for them.
How can you say this Bama team wasn't very good? The majority of players coming back from a championship year, c'mon man. But somehow they dropped 3 games. Auburn needed every break imaginable to stay in this one. If Ingram holds onto the ball it's game over.
Auburn lucked up. End of story
marktastic86 They were not quite as good as they were in 2009. Something was just off about the 2010 team. Inexplicable how we managed to lose to South Carolina, LSU, and auburn.
Can't argue with that. Complicity, maybe? Imagine if they'd went all the way again. Possibly 4 NC's in a row for Bama. A record that could, in all likelihood, never be met or exceeded by any team.
The whole feeling of this game to me was that Auburn was never really out of it. The players never gave up.
this was uploaded on my birthday, such a lovely birthday present :)
holy shit that punch out fumble by Carter was one of the greatest defensive plays I've seen at the college level, and those announcers are acting like it was a 3 yard run.
This win was worth two national championships
Darvin Adams must have taken ballet lessons as part of his fitness. He looks so graceful out there, especially in that play that AU coaches should have reviewed. What a receiver #89 is!
It seems that everything that happens to Cam Newton in football does so in spectacular fashion. As Donelson (announcer) said, this Iron Bowl win is "one for the ages"; in other words, Legend. The return of Goggan and Blanc (DL)) in the second half made a tremendous difference in this game.
Bama/McElroy looked good in the first half because 2 of AU's defensive linemen were suspended from playing in the first half due to a Georgia-initiated fight during the prior game. Goggans (49) and Blanc (#93) returned in the second half and Newton/AU unleashed their full football arsenal, shocking McElroy/Bama. I feel certain this entire thing was an AU coaching strategy--and it worked!
I remember watching this game when I was five years old as an Auburn fan I’m now 16 and I still look back at this exact moment and I remember saying oh my God we’re probably fixing to lose this game whenever they showed a clip of the Alabama fans at 2:07. I thought in that type of environment the boys couldn’t handle it and I thought the dream season was over.
As a Bama fan, people often ask, was the kick 6 or the Camback worse. I'd say they're about the same. We might not have had much to lose in 2010, but the fact that we had a big lead (24-7) and ended up losing by 1 point makes it to me, just as painful as the kick 6.
Here in 2024 to watch greatness
That 2010 team was one of the best of all time can newton and Michael dyer were great combo both top recruits and onterrio mcaelleb was fastest player on the field and nick fairley was warren sapp like, I would love to see this 2010 auburn team against anything Sabah has ever had cause we know this game Alabama had plenty NFL talent
I don't think any Bama fan will ever get over this one. Alabama had one chance to put a hurting on Cam Newton and AU's national championship opportunity. They blew it. Worse than Punt, Bama, Punt. Though nothing could ever make a Bama fan forget that one, they did follow with 9 straight wins against Auburn. If 2012 is any indicator, Auburn has fallen and does not look like they will be getting up any time soon.
Can't Believe Bama Choked a Huge Lead But Cam Newton Was Something Different in The 2nd Half!
well you have to admit that nick saban is a factor nobody can look over anymore. alabama will never be an easy team to beat. auburn can do it just as i believe any team can do it but that team will give you hell for 60 minutes so any win auburn gets over alabama would be well deserved and worthy of celebration. i just see that as becoming an increasingly difficult thing to do the more i watch bama play. roll tide:D
Probably one of the loudest games in the Iron Bowl history.....Just one of those games where everything falls in the opponents favor.
Cam was that football team. Honestly this squad wasn't the best team in the country IMO, but they found a way to win every game, much like the 2002 Buckeyes.
Everyone remembers the punch out on Ingram, but Richardson's dropped pass at the goal line... Ouch.
You got it right, BadgerinSC! Everyone blames Ingram, but Richardson's drop was infinitely more damaging!
My favorite auburn win ever, and as a red Sox fan the satisfaction is comparable to the 2004 alcs coming back from 3-0 to win and head on to the world series , just like how auburn from the 2nd half of this game on dominated the rest of the season!
2019 I’m still watching War Eagle 🦅
Raymond Blackmon cause y’all can’t do this again lol
@William Reynolds war eagle
I started to worry when Cam threw the TD pass to Emory Blake. I had a feeling our 24 point lead was going to be all for naught.
I miss Verne Lundquist doing SEC games. The sound of his voice along with the CBS music meant that a big time SEC game was on & to get ready for a crazy ride. So many great games called by Verne.
This game never gets old !
I swear
It's just not the same
Man, 46 Craig Stevens, was getting it done
One of the greatest games ever since "The Devil of 2010" (Cam Newton) won the game.
AUBURN was the Better team clearly not only by record not only by stats but by proof the best way to see who's better is to defeat your opponent no matter who played and who didnt Good win by Auburn #GoTigers good game Bama
AUBARN had the best team money could buy
abcul11
And all of you people up there in the north are ignorant dumb yankees believing that everyone down here wears overalls sitting on a porch with no shoes playing a fiddle. If you believe everyone down here is like that you probably still believe in the tooth fairy too. Moron
mws755
i know there can't be a tooth fairy in the south though. gotta have teeth to have one of those :)
abcul11 Keep dreaming. And 'Bama only made up for 2010 by winning the National title the next two years. I know people up north don't really have any decent college football teams, so I guess you can keep hoping for some horseshit like probation to stop SEC squads from dominating your asses for another 7 years.
People in the north make fun of people in the south by mocking them with what they think as "a southern accent"
I cannot begin to fathom what the atmosphere will at Kyle Field when the Tide comes.
Remember watching this game when it happened as a neutral observer. Couldn't believe what I was watching.
Anytime um feeling a little bit down and out.... I just play this video and my world is made whole again! ... War Eagle
Philip Lutzenkirchen 😔
That boy played with his heart and left everything on the court.
@Pate Productions War eagle and amen
I cannot describe how deeply saddened I am from the passing of Phillip Lutzenkirchen... I was looking forward to seeing someone in the NFL invest into a steal of a talent... R. I. P Philip you will be deeply missed and God bless the Lutzenkirchen family
Lutz had physical problems that prevented his having a successful pro football career. Though gone now, #43 lives on as an AU football legend through vids like this. Thanks for the memories.
The cbs graphics were much better back then.
Awesome game. My team came up short. But a great game. R.I.P. Lutz.
I am just happy that Lutz had such a dynamic college career in 2010-11. Though he died early, at least he LIVED!
"The Camback"...Cam Newton is QB/Football Legend--and has been since 2009, Blinn JUCO included. Born to be a football Mega-Star/Icon!
This game never gets old ! War damn eagle!
“Other than that, it’s just another Friday”
Alabamas quarter back got hurt i think auburn may win 2019 maybe
Good call
Is Mark Ingram the worst Heisman Trophy winner ever? Or at least in the past 25 years? I mean, he was a good player obviously, but in terms of being "the most outstanding player" in the country, that was an extremely weak year of Heisman contenders.
Yeah it was the closest vote in Heisman history
***** Toby Gerhart would have won it if his team had a little better record. At the end of the day it came down to the guy with better numbers on an average team, or the guy with almost as good numbers on a title contender. They'll go with the guy whose playing for the title every time
Corey Davis by
+Brandon Van AGREED. college football players on the top teams always get special treatment.
+Adam Centers that's why Alabama has only had one heisman winner? Lmao
Thank you so much for posting this!
Still watch and enjoy this game in 2020. #WarEagle
Mark Imgram fumbled the football before crossing the goal line on the first drive
The reason he fumbled it was because the guy punched him right in his ribcage by causing the ball to go within 50 range ahead into the in zone.
The Spectral Dogg 12 learn how to form a sentence Jesus Christ
Cam Newton 2010 senior
20 rushing touchdowns
30 passing touchdowns
2854 passing yards
Tim Tebow 2007 sophomore
23 rushing touchdowns
32 passing touchdowns
3286 passing yards
Both won the heisman trophy
Kyle trask
2020 senior
43 touchdowns passing
4283 passing yards
3 rushing touchdowns
4th in the heisman
53:15 that play changed the game
1:14:03 _Greg McElroy’s family dancing_
*Nick Fairley:* “I can change that”
*very next play:* _sacks McElroy and recovers fumble_
RIP lutzenkirchen
Thanks for such a memorable touchdown at 2:07:21
31:00 is the most atrocious abuse of SEC officiating protecting Alabama.
Incompetence. Defined.
This was Cam Newton and AU's Perfect Season. What a DREAM/Gifted QB Cam is!
As an Alabama fan this was FAR more painful to me than the kick six. This was a slow death versus a stupid decision to fight for 1 second that backfired horribly. The best rivalry in college football by a mile.
And in your own house
I'm a Michigan fan but I love college football so I have to know from Crimson Tide fans... Which AU loss hurted Alabama fans more: 2010 aka "The Camback" or 2013 aka "Kick Six"? And vice versa for Auburn fans which of those games did you enjoy most?
2010 because they had such a great start. Im a dawg fan btw. Good luck in the tourny!
D.J. Hayes thanks
2013. Lost a National Title shot due to our loss. 2010 was embarrassing, but didn't have so much to lose.
Definitely the kick six from this year!
Your grammar "hurted" me more
The 2013 and 2010 games were both good all the people that are comparing it forgot we had to come back in 2013 but the Chris Davis play would make anybody forget
That was a cheap way for auburn to win, but it was still awesome running onto the field
5:58 Even then, he had that look that just “strikes” you.
War damn eagle!
Watching McCarron come in at the end, all I could think was, this poor guy has no idea the Kick Six is coming in just three short years...
This game never gets old at all
Outstanding hustle play by 45
Yes antoine Carter with most underrated play of the season!
The fact that Alabama loses this game after 21 to 0 after the first quarter is crazy