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Alabama fans think Auburn fans should be able to find something better to do with toilet paper than throw it in a tree when they win a game.

Auburn defender San'Derrick Marks, center, celebrates an interception with teammates Quentin Groves, left, and Jack Ricks, right, against New Mexico State in the second half during their college football game on Saturday, Sept. 22, 2007 in Auburn, Ala. Auburn won 55-20.



Auburn fans think it would be really funny if Bear Bryant had worn a beret instead of a houndstooth hat.

Alabama fans think you can play the Auburn fight song using your armpit.
Auburn fans think the difference between an Alabama sorority sister and a scarecrow is that one lives in a field and is stuffed with hay and the other frightens birds and small animals.

In other words, they don't like each other.

But on Saturday they share more in common than just a home state — both are coming to North Florida looking for an important victory.

The two Alabama schools invade the state Saturday, each playing a team from the state of Florida. (It's actually an Alabama Invasion, Part II because Troy and Alabama-Birmingham were both in Florida in the second week of the season.)

On Saturday Auburn and Alabama will be 75 miles away from each other — which usually isn't far enough.

Auburn vs. Florida

An Alabama invasion this Saturday