With the memory of hoisting the BCS National Championship trophy almost a full 365 days in the past, coach Gene Chizik has endured a tumultuous week in the first days of bowl preparation.
The Auburn men's golf program has had five former athletes advance to the final round of the PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament, more commonly referred to as "Q-School."
As I walked into the Auburn University Hotel last Friday, my mind was empty.
There is one silver lining the Auburn Tigers can find this week as they prepare for their Homecoming game: the Bulldogs that will be standing across the field from them this Saturday won't be from the University of Georgia.
Gus Malzahn is overrated. Someone had to say it. So far this season through 10 games, Auburn is ranked 84th in total offense. With the talent Malzahn has to work with, the production has been unacceptable.
After making it out of October with a 3-2 record, Auburn (6-3, 4-2 SEC) begins the first leg of "Amen Corner" as they travel to Athens to take on SEC East leader Georgia (7-2, 5-1) Saturday.
Auburn's young cross-country squad will travel to Tuscaloosa for the South regional tournament Nov. 12.
The Auburn Tigers (10-14, 4-10 SEC) broke a seven-game losing streak Sunday and is preparing for the November stretch.
The Auburn Tigers (6-3, 4-2 SEC) finished their October gauntlet with a 3-2 record capped off with a 41-23 victory over the Ole Miss Rebels (2-6, 0-5 SEC).
Steven Clark isn't your typical punter. Standing at 6-feet, 5-inches and 226 pounds, Clark resembles a pass-catching tight end more than special teams standout. But for Clark, his size doesn't necessarily translate into more powerful punts.
