This past summer we lost an Auburn legend in head coach Pat Dye who led the Tigers to four SEC titles and a dispute national title in 1983.
Now, Auburn fans can have a little piece of Dye’s memorabilia in their house as Robert Edwards Auctions has some of the coach’s personal stuff online and ready to be bidder for in an online auction with “proceeds going to the Crooked Oaks Legacy Foundation, a land conservation and animal rescue organization named for Dye’s farm and hunting camp near Notasulga,” per AL.com.
Among the items up for bid are Dye’s national championship rings from Alabama (1973) and Auburn (2010), as well an Atlanta Touchdown Club plaque recognizing him as SEC Lineman of the Year in 1960. Also included are Dye’s University of Georgia Circle of Honor ring and watches from the 1960 and 1972 Orange Bowls.
Fans better hurry up and make their bids as the auction only lasts until April 18.