Tyler Booker has 1 plan in mind, besides winning, when the Crimson Tide face rival Auburn on Saturday at Jordan-Hare Stadium.

“I’ve been dreaming of playing there ever since I played college football video games. Every time I played at Auburn the eagle would fly through the stadium so I’m just excited to see that,” the Alabama offensive lineman said during The Next Round Live show on Monday.

Booker learned unfortunately that he may not be on the field at that moment. The official War Eagle has been a fixture of Tigers home games since 2000, though the War Eagle association goes back more than a century.

“I’ll be poking my head out, trying to see,” Booker joked.

The rest of the time, Booker will try to help the Tide offense keep rolling. Alabama has a 9-game winning streak going with 40-plus points in each of the past 3 games. That includes a 66-10 blowout of Chattanooga last Saturday.

As for Auburn, the Tigers look to recover from a stunning 31-10 loss to New Mexico State last week. A perennial bottom feeder program, New Mexico State has emerged as a 9-3 squad this season, but that provides little consolation for an underperforming Auburn program at 6-5 overall.

The Tigers defense will need to get back on track and resemble more recent performances to have any shot against the Tide on Saturday. Auburn held its previous 3 SEC opponents to 15 or fewer points.