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  • Auburn putting out the red carpet and pulling out all the stops for Kentucky

    ESPN GameDay will be at Auburn Arena Saturday morning.

    Auburn has invited their fans to be there at 8:30 a.m. CT, 8½ hours before tipoff, and 1½ hours prior to GameDay starting (10-11 a.m. CT). Admission is free, seating general admission first come, first serve.





    Auburn students are directed to line up starting at 7:00 a.m. Saturday for the game. The first 2,100 students (remember, it's a 9100 seat facility) are guaranteed priority entrance from 3-3:30pm CT. After GameDay, they can begin their line formation at Auburn Arena at 2pm CT for the game. Doors will open at 3 p.m. At 3:30 p.m., if student capacity in the standard student bleacher, lower level section has not been reached, doors will open to non-priority students. They will close the student section once it reaches capacity.





    There is a Baseball intrasquad scrimmage nearby, at Plainsman Park, at 1 p.m. CT. If I'm there, I might peek in there and take a look.

    In the meantime, they will have photos with Aubie (the Tiger mascot), and an Aubie Experience Exhibit available.




    Auburn is promoting their tailgate packages -- I received this last night. You can opt for the $325 package, or the $850 package. I would do $850, but I don't have 50 people that like me. (Note--I captured these screenshots last night. Today, when you click "reserve" they don't have these available, but say they are coming soon. I don't know if they are changing the packages, or they are sold out.)



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    The city of Auburn, which revolves around the University very much (it is a cool place), will very much be abuzz Saturday when Kentucky comes to town. The 5 p.m. CT tipoff will be electric. It may not be the loudest Arena Kentucky will play in all year, but it will be competitive.
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