AUBURN FOOTBALL IRON BOWL 2019 SHADES OF THE PAST 100 YARD PICK 6 PRINT RIGGINS
Book the 2019 Iron Bowl as another one for the ages. In the end, someone had to win and someone had to lose and that winner was No. 15 Auburn (9-3, 5-3) and the loser No. 5 Alabama (10-2, 6-2).
This limited edition signed and numbered print by Bass Riggins celebrates this historic victory and is entitled, "Shades of the Past"After a mixture of runs to Najee Harris and Mac Jones passes down the field had moved the Tide into the red zone, several defensive penalties looked to set Alabama up to increase its lead, but then came yet another big play by the Auburn defense.
The Auburn defense brought the blitz on the edge forcing Jones to throw the ball before he was ready, his intended receiver, Harris, reached back for the ball but knocked it into the arms of the defender covering him. That defender was Zakoby McClain and McClain was GONE. 100 yards down the sideline for the score and Jordan-Hare was rocking, the Auburn Tigers were back in the lead 37-31. This play is reminiscent to the Kick 6 a few years ago, hence the title, Shades of the Past. In the bottom margin reads:
"Shades of the Past"Auburn 48 - Alabama 45 November 30, 2019 This print measures 8 1/2 x 11 and will fit in a standard size frame. Framing options are available as well.
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