I want the public to see my email. I asked State to release them. They said they will review them for release as soon as possible.
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) March 5, 2015
The text sent out by War Eagle Robert early Saturday morning went something like this: “One day some Tigers and some Elephants decided to play a football game. The Elephants kept complaining that the Tigers were too fast. So the Tigers said, ‘What if we spot you 24 points?'”
Said the author some 36 hours later of that text, “I’m not usually that kind of fan. I don’t go wild when Auburn wins or throw a fit when they lose. I’m usually the same guy whether we’re 5-7 or 12-0. But Friday was indescribable, unbelievable. I couldn’t resist.”
This is the story of two Roberts, one a lifelong Alabama fan, the other a diehard Auburn supporter. Rarely have two adult males, both husbands and fathers, shared such similar emotions at such different times as they did when Auburn went on the road to pull off the greatest comeback in Iron Bowl history by stunning Alabama 28-27.
For instance, when Bama roared to that 24-0 lead early in the second quarter, Crimson Robert kept thinking to himself, “Is this real? Can this last? Yes, I think it can.”