QUACK IS (still) WHACK.

FINALLY I can share some pictures and details from my trip. Words cannot even express what a fabulous time we had in Arizona... not to mention, it was probably the best wrap up of your last football season as a student ever. A big WAR EAGLE to that.

So Sunday night we sucked up a 150 dollar round trip cab fare and headed out to Scottsdale... and it was definitely everything you would expect the night before the National Championship. We even found 2 Oregon fans we could handle haha (only because they were some of B. Mikks friends :)

Monday morning we woke up and it hit us... the day we had been hoping for since the beginning of the season/actually waiting for since the beginning of December was finally upon us. We put on our jerseys and headed towards that "spaceship in the desert" for a day of tailgating and anticipation.

There were Auburn signs, billboards, and busses everywhere. Orange and blue definitely outweighed the yellow and green.

So naturally, there were tons of great photo opps and we took full advantage...

Legit, it looked like someone had dropped Auburn in Arizona further reinforcing that we have the BEST fans in the country.

The energy in the 70% Auburn 30% Oregon filled stadium was electric.

And, I may or may not have accidentally shed a few tears when we won.

Of course toilet paper was flowing throughout the stands, but it was nothing compared to what was happening back at Toomer's Corner in Auburn.

Apparently, if you are the last few people out of the stadium, you can catch a glimpse of the ESPN post game report and meet Lee Corso (ps. we were those people).

Wednesday night, back in Auburn, we were out and saw some of the players. Obvi we had to snag our picture with them cause they just led us to being the #1 team in the nation (that's Lee Ziemba and Wes Byrum).

The Auburn Spirit was/is incredible and Toomers stayed rolled for about a week.

It's always great to be an Auburn Tiger but at this point in time, there is nothing better than being an Auburn Tiger. I definitely believe in Auburn and LOVE IT.