When Auburn and Houston meet in the Birmingham Bowl next week, it will be the reunion of two old foes from decades ago. While the teams have only faced off six times, the series actually spans across a few of Auburn's major uniform design eras. The first matchup came in 1956 in Auburn. Despite being the underdogs, Auburn dominated the day, winning 12-0. The following season, Auburn made the return trip to Houston and once again came away with the victory, this time by a 48-7 score. The Tigers would, of course, go on to win the 1957 national championship. These two games came when Auburn wore helmets that only featured the traditional stripes. The navy jerseys worn in 1956 were plain without stripes, while the white tops in 1957 had the Northwestern stripes across the sleeves. After a few years, Auburn and Houston met once again in Houston during the 1963 season. Auburn would wear their home navy tops for the road trip as Houston wore white at home for the late September game. At th...