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DEAS: SiriusXM Iron Bowl

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Passing this along for those interested, it's airing all week. Scroll down for link to a preview with audio clips:

“Gridiron Grudges: Alabama-Auburn” on SiriusXM


Episode airs as part of eight-part radio series exploring the history, intensity and emotions of some of the game’s most storied matchups

“The Iron Bowl,” narrated by Taylor Zarzour

Air dates: Nov. 23 (7:00 pm ET), Nov. 24 (4:00 pm ET), Nov. 26 (2:00 pm ET), Nov. 27 (6:00 am ET & 11:00 pm ET)


Listeners will hear from: Former Alabama QB Joe Namath, Alabama coach Nick Saban, Auburn coach Gus Malzahn, former Alabama QB Greg McElroy, former Auburn WR Sammie Coates, former Alabama coach Gene Stallings, former Auburn coach Pat Dye, former Auburn lineman Kendall Simmons, former Alabama star Jackie Sherrill, former Bama QB Andrew Zow, former Bama RB Derrick Lassic, former Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville and MSNBC host Joe Scarborough.

Former Bama coach Gene Stallings: “I think about the greatest rivalry in college football, that’s the first thing that comes into my mind. The thing about that game, they talk about it every day of the year in Alabama. The A&M and Texas game used to be a big rivalry but they’d talk about it the week before the game and the week after the game. The Iron Bowl they talk about every day of the year.”


Tommy Tuberville, head coach at Auburn from 1999-2008: “You talk about pressure, pressure of losing your job is one thing, the pressure of losing the Iron Bowl is another. You can just add double pressure to that.”


MSNBC host Joe Scarborough, who was a student at Alabama from 1981-85: “My favorite memory – and it happened so quickly – was the ‘The Kick’ by Van Tiffin. … My voice is still hoarse 30 years later. It was an absolutely extraordinary moment and I can’t watch that replay without getting chills.”


Gridiron Grudges Series


Throughout Thanksgiving Week, SiriusXM will air a special eight-part radio series focused on the history behind several of the most storied rivalries in the history of college football. Gridiron Grudges: College Football’s Fiercest Rivalries will debut on Monday, November 23, and air throughout the week, leading up to this season’s versions of these rivalry games.


Each episode of the series will be devoted to capturing the history, intensity and emotions of a different rivalry. Those featured will be:

·Ohio State-Michigan (Series dates back to 1897)

·Auburn-Alabama (1893)

·Clemson-South Carolina (1896)

·UCLA-USC (1929)

·Florida-Florida St. (1958)

·Georgia-Georgia Tech (1893)

·Ole Miss-Mississippi St. (1901)

·Oklahoma-Oklahoma St. (1904)


Listeners will get an in-depth look at the origins of each long-standing matchup and be able to re-live historic moments and memorable game highlights. They will hear the perspectives of players and coaches who have been participants in these contests on the field, as well as the fans who have watched year after year. The series features interviews with Joe Namath, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban, Bobby Bowden, Bob Stoops, Archie Manning, Eddie George, celebrity fans Tim McGraw, Jake Owen and Jim Ross, and many more


The series will air nationwide on SiriusXM’s 24/7 college sports channel, SiriusXM College Sports Nation (channel 84 on satellite radios and on smartphones via the SiriusXM app). Each 30 or 60-minute episode will air multiple times, and will also be available on SiriusXM On Demand.


Go to www.SiriusXM.com/GridironGrudges for classic photos, rivalry facts and figures and more.


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