.....should find a job shoveling something! Most notably, Charles Goldberg. He needs to distance himself from the Scarbinsky school of hysteria. Luckily, this winter, those guys are too busy savaging Mike Gottfried and Nick Saban. The bloom's off the rose, over in T-Town. The Saban kool-ade has fermented, and is now diabolical ACLU, soft-on-crime hooch. Doesn't play well, in the murder capital of the South. Hey, maybe they could put THAT on the marquee of Legion Field...

.....Christa and Phillip Marshall are awesome. I hope the papers are paying them well. I don't particularly like reading some of the comments on Marshall's blog, though. Nasty crowd! Cribbs is probably the most literary of all of us. It's nice to see someone who's apparently as tightly wound on gameday as I am. I love his recaps!

.....The Auburner is a strange site. However, you had to love those Sonic-ripoff commercials, this past fall. "Iron Bowl's got it, others don't!" This here Track 'EM blog has said a lot of hard things that needed saying. Somebody needed to tell it like it is, on Jay Jacobs, and Tuberville contract/Muschamp botching. Keep up the good work!

.....I'll have to check out the new entry. There's always room in my feed reader!

While I love the Joe Cribbs Car Wash, and think it is also a very clever name for a blog, the best blog name I've seen by miles and miles is "We Must Ignite This Couch" which is very obviously a West Virginia blog. I think it's the culmination of the pseudo-rhyme to the Under Armor commercial and their number one victory celebration tradition that does it for me.

Thanks for all the new great sites, Jay.  I've seen the links, but rarely do I go over and visit.  There's only so many hours in the day, and some of those have to be devoted to work.  I'm sure they're all good, though.

I think all of us should guard against becoming total homers where all we do is sample the Auburn stuff.  Go to some other sites--other teams' or general CFB blogs.  That way you know what the rest of the country is up to, and what they're saying about our team.  That way, later, we can track them down and hurt them!  :-)

On the blog Corner of Wire Road and Shug, the main page shows a nice picture of....College St., in from of Sanford Hall.  Hello? Google maps...

At least none of the Auburn bloggers have named their babies after some girl they still lust for 15 years later, like Hey Jenny Slater or Kissing Suzy Kolber.  That's just creepy.  I wonder how many stalkers actually do go into blogging...

If I ever publish an Auburn blog, which I won't because I'm just too damn lazy, I'm calling it "Hey Auburn, I graduated still owing you for three parking tickets.  How do you like them apples, 18 years later?"

A bit lengthy, but I think it'll catch on...

" ... I’ve read on more than one occasion where Auburn Athletic Director Jay Jacobs has bad mouthed blogs. He knows it’s a place where the truth is told. It’s a daily editorial page and I’m sure he’d just assume it go away. "

Jay, thanks for the updated list of blogs.  I think we've hit most of them at one time or another.  The War Eagle Reader is an awfully friendly site and stood out.  The best though ... well, that would be Track 'Em Tigers.  We appreciate the great work Jay!

that Jay Jacobs and Lowder take the time to read the blogs, if for no other reason, just so they can know they are being scrutinized for their actions. As for favorites Trackemtigers of course and Turnerloose, Phillip Marshall is a close third. The Auburner can be entertaining and Goldberg needs to find another occupation. Most of all I like the ability to vent my frustration, share my exhuberance, ask questions, and get my Tiger fix when there is no national or state news to speak of. Thanks Jay and keep up the good work.