Q 01/05
A) Birmingham
B) Bessemer
C) Montgomery
D) Gadsden
Answer · why
Birmingham rivaled Pittsburgh as an iron and steel town in the early 1900s. From 1948 to 1988 every Iron Bowl was played there.
Q 02/05
A) Gus Malzahn
B) Gene Chizik
C) Nick Saban
D) Les Miles
Answer · why
Nick Saban got his second, then tried a 57-yard field goal rather than run out the clock. It fell short, and Auburn ran it back 109 yards to win.
Q 03/05
A) Thin Red Line
B) Crimson Tide
C) Crimson White
D) Red Wave
Answer · why
Crimson Tide replaced the Thin Red Line after that muddy draw, in which Auburn had been the favorite. The two schools then did not meet again for 41 y...
Q 04/05
A) Shaquille O'Neal
B) Karl Malone
C) Scottie Pippen
D) Charles Barkley
Answer · why
Charles Barkley, an Auburn alumnus, was the celebrity guest picker, and every regular panelist chose Alabama. Auburn won 34–28 on the final play.
Q 05/05
A) Cam Newton
B) Jason Campbell
C) Brandon Cox
D) Stan White
Answer · why
Cam Newton's rally was the biggest comeback the Iron Bowl had ever seen. It kept Auburn unbeaten on the way to the BCS crown.
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