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A 63-9 bloodletting in the highest scoring outing in Gus Malzahn's Auburn tenure was much needed for the No. 7 Tigers. In the win over FCS Alabama State, freshmen shined and injured Tigers were able to heal.
“Really fast” was the overall description of Anthony Schwartz from both coaches and players postgame Saturday night.
While Auburn's season opener against Washington certainly felt like a home game with its predominately orange and blue crowd, the real home cookin' starts Saturday.
Opening a season against a top-10 opponent at a neutral site with as many key holes to fill as Auburn did is no small task.
It was ugly at times, but a win is a win.
Dozens of college football games are already in the books for the 2018 season, but the one that counts the most to folks on The Plains of Auburn, Alabama, is still to come.
Gus Malzahn finally has his starters.
As the Week 1 battle between No. 6 Washington and No. 9 Auburn edges closer, one key matchup that stands out is Auburn’s experienced wide receiving corps versus the highly touted Washington secondary.
As Auburn prepares to take on Washington for its first game of the season, the focus is on the Huskies’ defense.
Senior receiver Will Hastings’ spring ACL injury was obviously a huge blow to the Tigers’ offensive outlook for the 2018 season, but past efforts on the recruiting trail allowed Chip Lindsey and company to reload.
After Auburn’s first two scrimmages of fall camp, it’s become apparent that Seth Williams is a difficult man to guard.
The return of Auburn football is just 19 days away.
Auburn football is only 19 days away from kicking off in Atlanta against No. 6 Washington, and position battles across the roster are heating up.
The day Auburn reported to campus for its 2018 fall camp, the team’s leaders conducted a players-only meeting that included discussions about replacing the production of injured wide receivers Eli Stove and Will Hastings (ACLs). The freshman crop of wideouts were made to listen well.
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.
On its seventh day of fall camp, Auburn football finally scrimmaged.
With receivers Will Hastings (26 receptions, 524 yards, 4 TDs in 2017) and Eli Stove (580 yards from scrimmage, 2 TDs) already limited in practices due to spring ACL tears, Auburn saw sophomore wideout Marquis McClain (undisclosed injury) slip into the dreaded orange non-contact jersey Tuesday at the team’s first full-pads practice.
Receiver Darius Slayton runs after a catch in team drills Sunday. Auburn football practice, shells, on Sunday, Aug. 5, 2018 in Auburn, Ala. Todd Van Emst/AU Athletics
Despite spring ACL injuries to deep threat Will Hastings and flanker Eli Stove, Gus Malzahn has shown little concern about his receiver depth in Auburn’s fall practices.