This is how we act for a 6 win team. If you’re a recruit how can you not want to be a part of what happens when we are back competing for championships again. Because, make no mistake, it’s coming.
85 year old Shlomo Ron died so his family would live.
When Hamas terrorists attacked his kibbutz, he instructed his wife, his daughters and grandson to hide in the safe room while he went to sit in the living room.
He knew if Hamas terrorists would see him, they would assume he was alone, execute him and move on.
He was right.
May his memory be a blessing.
We’ve heard a lot about how universities and colleges across the country responded to recent global events. This is @AuburnU’s response:
Hillel at Auburn University, Church of the Highlands, @AuburnMBB and @AuburnBaseball volunteered yesterday at the Dream Center to pack bags for @IDF soldiers and Israeli families.
#AuburnBeingAuburn 🦅 X 🇮🇱
Why is it so hard to take a stand? Why is it so difficult for people to recognize and call out good vs evil?
On 9/11 all of Israel stood with us! On 9/11 Palestinians in Gaza celebrated the attack on our country! Israel wants Peace! Hamas wants Israel! Silence is complicity!
Thank you for your faith, your voice and your courage Madi. I got on my knees and I prayed! As a Jewish man I'm truly grateful for our Christian brothers and sisters! @_USIEducation
“There’s gonna be a lot of days when you lay your guts on the line and come away empty handed. Ain’t a damn thing you can do about it, but go lay ‘em on the line again … and again, and again.” — Pat Dye #AUtimer
“I’ve watched you struggle and I watched you wrestle with them angels, but I watched you grow up and become men...I watched you become men.”
Pat Dye addressing his 1989 Auburn team moments after defeating previously undefeated Alabama in the 1st Iron Bowl on the Plains #AUtimer