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Ranked No. 7 in the nation by ESPN and No. 9 by 247 Sports, Auburn football's 2018 class closed the door on their high school legacies and began their journey toward a career on The Plains on the first day of the 2017-18 early signing period.
Doug Jones will be the first Democratic U.S. senator from Alabama in over 20 years.
According to Rivals.com's 2018 Team Recruiting Rankings, Auburn now has the No. 9 class in the country, which is No. 2 in the SEC behind only Georgia who sits at No. 3.
A board of five un-elected individuals will soon likely vote on an issue that looms much larger than the Iron Bowl, and, dare we say it, the National Championship.
With mega corporation Disney purchasing Lucasfilm for an insane $4 billion back in 2012, the rights to everyone’s favorite space action opera were now in the hands of Disney.
Auburn entered its matchup with a No. 1 Alabama team on a hot streak, and that carried over into the game. Auburn largely dominated and won every aspect of the game. The game was not as close as the final score or stats indicated, as much of Alabama’s success came late in the game during what was garbage time, or when the game was already lost.
With a victory against Alabama, Auburn is now scheduled to play Georgia Saturday, Dec 2 for the SEC championship in the newly constructed Mercedes-Benz Stadium. This will be the third NCAA football game ever held in the stadium preceding the Alabama-Florida State and Tennessee-Georgia Tech games.
The Plainsman sports staff gives their prediction for Saturday's matchup between No. 1 Alabama and No. 6 Auburn.
With the Iron Bowl less than two weeks away, Auburn and Alabama students already had a competition of their own by challenging each other to the annual food drive.
When the final putt dropped on Sunday, Patton Kizzire picked his ball out of the hole, gave a subtle fist pump, and looked up in amazement to acknowledge the crowd that had cheered him on as he finally realized his dream of winning on the PGA Tour.
With two losses on the season, Auburn is still alive.
The No. 10 Auburn Tigers took the field against longtime rival and No. 1 ranked Georgia hungry for a win. The Tigers playoff hopes rested on this game, and in the opinion of many members of sports media, so did head coach Gus Malzahn’s job security.
Following a win over top-ranked Georgia, Auburn running back Kerryon Johnson evoked the names of Barry Sanders and Mark Ingram into the Tigers’ coaching staff.
Double doors swung open into a marquee with shades of magenta, electric blue and bronze colors on the walls. A server greeted guests with a smile, offered them a glass of champagne and instantly the atmosphere transported guests into Auburn’s finest black tie event of the year — the Hospitality Gala.
The Tigers' kickoff time against the Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks is set for 11 a.m. CT on ESPN2, announced Monday afternoon. The out-of-conference showdown will come a week after Auburn's 2:30 kick with the No. 1 team in the land, the Georgia Bulldogs.
In a college town like Auburn where the closest professional sports teams are over 100 miles away in Atlanta, college athletics obviously reign supreme. While many football fans across the country can hop on the latest edition of "Madden" and play as their hometown team, fans here in Auburn are unfortunately stuck without representation in sports video games.
Wesley Foster, sports writer for The Auburn Plainsman, analyzes the film from Auburn's victory over Arkansas and offers his perspective on the 52-20 win.
Wesley Foster, sports writer for The Auburn Plainsman, analyzes the film from Auburn's ninth-straight loss in Baton Rouge and offers his perspective on LSU's 20-point comeback.
In recent years, cinematic universes have become the norm with comic books and 80s science fiction leading the pact. “Blade Runner 2049,” a sequel to the Ridley Scott original from 1982, is the newest addition to the "Blade Runner" universe.
First-year head man Tommy Tuberville’s placekicker of choice for the 1999 season, freshman Damon Duval, hadn’t let the coach down yet.
