Scott Bets Key Lime Pie On FSU Beating Auburn
TALLAHASSEE (CBSMiami) – The annual bet between the governors of the states in the BCS national championship game has been made and either way, someone is going to get something good.
Florida Governor Rick Scott is betting a key lime pie that the Florida State Seminoles can beat the Auburn Tigers. Not to be outdone, Alabama Governor Robert Bentley wagered a gallon of Toomer's Drugs lemonade that Auburn can knock off the FSU juggernaut.
Toomer's Drugs, located on Toomer's corner, has been in business for more than 100 years after being founded in 1896 by a player on Auburn's first football team.
Auburn and Florida State will play for the BCS National Championship on Monday night in Pasadena, California.
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