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The '''[[1989]] [[Iron Bowl]]''' was decided on [[December 2]], taking the game to [[Auburn University]]'s [[Jordan Hare Stadium]] for the first time in the series. It was also the first game to be played outside [[Legion Field]] in 42 years. [[Auburn Tigers football|The Tigers]] defeated [[University of Alabama|Alabama]] 30-20. | [[Image:1989_Iron_Bowl_Ticket.jpg|right|200px]] | ||
The '''[[1989]] [[Iron Bowl]]''', known as '''First Time Ever''', was decided on [[December 2]], taking the game to [[Auburn University]]'s [[Jordan Hare Stadium]] for the first time in the series. It was also the first game to be played outside [[Legion Field]] in 42 years. [[Auburn Tigers football|The Tigers]] defeated [[University of Alabama|Alabama]] 30-20. | |||
A [[Bear Bryant]]-era contract to keep the game between the two teams in [[Birmingham]] was in question; Auburn's [[Pat Dye]] insisted the game be played at Jordan-Hare. As a compromise, he allowed the [[1991 Iron Bowl]] to be played at Legion Field, Auburn's final "home game" in Birmingham. | |||
Tigers RB [[Stacy Danley]] rushed 28 times for 130 yards to help propel Auburn to a 27-10 lead. The [[Pat Dye]]-led Tigers held on for the win, earning their third consecutive SEC championship and fourth in seven years. Alabama coach [[Bill Curry]], who fell to 0-3 against the Tigers, would soon depart for Kentucky. | Tigers RB [[Stacy Danley]] rushed 28 times for 130 yards to help propel Auburn to a 27-10 lead. The [[Pat Dye]]-led Tigers held on for the win, earning their third consecutive SEC championship and fourth in seven years. Alabama coach [[Bill Curry]], who fell to 0-3 against the Tigers, would soon depart for Kentucky. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
*Woodbery, Evan (November 22, 2009) "1989 Iron Bowl remembered, 20 years after Tide went to the Plains for first time." '' | * Plexico, Van Allen and John Ringer (August 9, 2011) "[http://www.thewareaglereader.com/2011/08/the-top-ten-auburn-games-played-at-jordan-hare-1981-2000-part-3-first-time-ever/#.Upn8ONJDvTo The Top Ten Auburn Games Played at Jordan-Hare, 1981-2000, Part 3: First Time Ever]." War Eagle Reader | ||
*Woodbery, Evan (November 22, 2009) "1989 Iron Bowl remembered, 20 years after Tide went to the Plains for first time." ''Press-Register'' | |||
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Revision as of 10:11, 30 November 2013
The 1989 Iron Bowl, known as First Time Ever, was decided on December 2, taking the game to Auburn University's Jordan Hare Stadium for the first time in the series. It was also the first game to be played outside Legion Field in 42 years. The Tigers defeated Alabama 30-20.
A Bear Bryant-era contract to keep the game between the two teams in Birmingham was in question; Auburn's Pat Dye insisted the game be played at Jordan-Hare. As a compromise, he allowed the 1991 Iron Bowl to be played at Legion Field, Auburn's final "home game" in Birmingham.
Tigers RB Stacy Danley rushed 28 times for 130 yards to help propel Auburn to a 27-10 lead. The Pat Dye-led Tigers held on for the win, earning their third consecutive SEC championship and fourth in seven years. Alabama coach Bill Curry, who fell to 0-3 against the Tigers, would soon depart for Kentucky.
References
- Plexico, Van Allen and John Ringer (August 9, 2011) "The Top Ten Auburn Games Played at Jordan-Hare, 1981-2000, Part 3: First Time Ever." War Eagle Reader
- Woodbery, Evan (November 22, 2009) "1989 Iron Bowl remembered, 20 years after Tide went to the Plains for first time." Press-Register
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