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Two Tigers named to All-SEC teams

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | December 8

Daniel Carlson was the lone Tigers named to the First Team, while tackle Shon Coleman was named to the Second Team.

Cam Newton reflects on success off the field

By Lauren Christopher | Sports Writer | December 7

It’s no breaking news that Auburn legend Cam Newton was back on campus this spring semester. For students and fans, seeing his face around brought back the excitement of the 2010 season; the 28-27 Iron Bowl, the SEC Championship win against Steve Spurrier’s Gamecocks, and, eventually, bringing home the BCS National Championship trophy for the first time since 1957.

Updated with statement from Gus Malzahn: Will Muschamp officially named head coach at South Carolina

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | December 6

Muschamp heads to Columbia to take over for departed Gamecock coach Steve Spurrier, leaving Auburn after spending just one year as the defensive coordinator of the Tigers.

Auburn to face Memphis in the Birmingham Bowl

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | December 6

The Tigers have a chance to end the season with a winning record, as they will face Memphis at Legion Field on Dec. 30.

Travaris Robinson to follow Will Muschamp, headed to South Carolina as defensive coordinator

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | December 6

The former Auburn safety will leave the Tigers and follow Will Muschamp to Columbia, where he will be the defensive coordinator at South Carolina.

The rise and fall of Legion Field

By Nathan Deal | Sports Writer | December 4

The upper deck of Birmingham's Legion Field once had the words "Football Capital of the South" emblazoned on its facade.

Auburn assistant accepts job as UAB wide receivers coach

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | December 1

Casey Woods, the current Auburn director of player personnel, is joining the Blazers.

Auburn offense faces a stiff test in Alabama defense

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 30

The Crimson Tide ranks third in the country and first in the SEC in points and yards allowed per game.

Smith's tip not enough to turn the Tide

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 30

The pass appeared to be just out of the reach of Jason Smith, but the receiver tipped the ball twice, ran by Alabama safety Eddie Jackson and had nothing but green grass — the same turf Ricardo Louis traversed two years ago — between him and a touchdown.

Auburn lets opportunities to win slip away in 29-13 loss to Alabama in the Iron Bowl

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | November 28

The Tigers, despite being a few plays away from turning the tide, were outgained 465-260, as Alabama running back Derrick Henry piled up 271 by himself.

An oral history of the 2010 Iron Bowl: "The Camback"

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 26

“If they don’t win the national championship, the biggest thrill they get is making sure we don’t win it."

Auburn defense tasked with stopping Heisman Trophy favorite in Iron Bowl

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 25

Derrick Henry is currently the odds-on favorite to win the Heisman Trophy, as he has rushed for 1,526 yards and a nation-leading 21 touchdowns this season.

Carlson named a finalist for Lou Groza Award

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 25

Carlson was named a finalist for the Lou Groza Award — awarded annually to the nation’s best place-kicker — on Tuesday.

Will Muschamp prepared to face former boss Nick Saban in Iron Bowl

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 25

Muschamp was on Alabama coach Nick Saban’s staff from 2001-05, and he said the two coaches still maintain a close relationship outside of football season.

Cam Newton to be on the sidelines as honorary coach for the Iron Bowl

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | November 23

The former Auburn quarterback will be on the sidelines Saturday, as his Carolina Panthers have a bye week.

Bammers behind barn doors

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | November 23

Once a year, whether in Tuscaloosa or Auburn, fans of the Tigers and the Tide alike are forced to follow their troops into battle and cross behind enemy lines.

Auburn's offense opens up in 56-34 win over Idaho

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | November 21

The Tigers have now achieved bowl eligibility in every year of Gus Malzahn's tenure as coach, and will now turn their attention to the Iron Bowl.

The amount of 11 a.m. games Auburn had was unacceptable

By Bailey Rogers | Sports Writer | November 16

I think I can speak on behalf of the entire Auburn fan base when I say that I am sick of the 11 a.m.