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It is a new year with a different team and different expectations, but a familiar foe awaits head coach Hugh Freeze and the Auburn Tigers on Saturday. Following a dominating week one victory over Alabama A&M, the Tigers look to improve to 2-0 on the season when they take on California (1-0) this weekend.
Auburn’s starting cornerback has a one-of-kind meal before game days that’s been a long-time tradition since he was just four years old. A home holiday delicacy with an entire personal pot cooked just for Roger McCreary.
After a 60-10 win over Akron last week, Auburn is preparing to face Alabama State this Saturday, which is fresh off of a 14-13 victory over Miles College. With both teams looking to stay undefeated, here are a few players that could stand out this weekend and keys to victory for both teams.
After a quiet Week 7, several former Tigers showed out and took the field for their respective teams in Week 8 of the NFL season.
Week 6 of the NFL season saw several former Auburn Tigers take the field for their NFL teams, including one record-setting performance by Cam Newton.
After a quiet Week 4, multiple former Auburn football players had impressive showings in Week 5 of the NFL season.
It was a quiet week for former Auburn players in the NFL, however, there were some standouts.
Week 2 of the NFL season saw several former Auburn Tigers take the field at the professional level, with some of them contributing in large roles for their teams.
Auburn football may still be two weeks away, but Auburn fans were still able to see some former Tigers take the field on Sunday in the first week of the NFL season, including several from the 2020 draft class.
Noah Igbinoghene and Javaris Davis are both members of the Miami Dolphins, leaving a gaping hole at starting cornerback for Auburn in 2020.
The NFL released its full schedule on Thursday, and with Auburn having a total of 12 players drafted over the last two years, Auburn fans will have plenty of chances to watch former Tigers in action this upcoming season.
Four years ago Jamal Dean was recovering from a knee injury that left Ohio State not wanting him on the team any more. He wanted a chance to prove them wrong and Auburn was his opportunity. Dean will be proving the doubters wrong after being chosen by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 2019 NFL Draft Friday night.
Last year, four Auburn players heard their names called during the NFL Draft — Braden Smith (Round 2, pick 37), Kerryon Johnson (Round 2, pick 43), Carlton Davis (Round 2, pick 63) and Daniel Carlson (Round 5, pick 167).
Opening arguments began Wednesday morning in the trial of a former Tiger Transit driver charged with the rape and sodomy of an Auburn student.
Auburn fans will see some familiar faces at the 2019 NFL Combine.
Boy, you guys really did show out for Liberty week. Here's the biggest mailbag of the season.
Here is a look at how four former Auburn athletes, including three rookies, are getting along a third of the way into the 2018 season.
Now this is what I call a mailbag.
Amid fall camp, Auburn’s secondary is establishing leadership and trust in safety Daniel Thomas.
If there’s a position group on Auburn’s defense that may be a question mark next season, it’s the secondary. The back end of Kevin Steele’s 2018 defense loses All-American corner Carlton Davis, and safeties Tray Matthews and Stephen Roberts, all to the NFL.
