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Running back trio to rotate during spring competition

By David McKinney | Assistant Sports Editor | March 10

“Those guys will be rotating,” Malzahn said. “We’ll try to put those guys in equal situations with the first line, with the second line and we’ll rotate those guys.”

Coates uses Pro Day to display improved hands, route running

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | March 3

“I’ve been getting that I’m a freak athlete that can’t catch,” Coates said. “They saw me today catch the ball, so what can they say?”

21 Tigers showcase skill sets at 2015 Pro Day

By David McKinney | Assistant Sports Editor | March 3

In front of scouts from all 32 NFL teams, including Patriots head coach and six-time Super Bowl champion Bill Belichick, Tigers hoping to up their draft stock participated in various drills and exercises. In the vertical jump, running back Corey Grant posted the highest leap, jumping 37 inches.

VIDEO: Malzahn and Tigers discuss 2015 Pro Day performances

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer and Emily Enfinger | Photo Editor | March 3

Auburn head coach Gus Malzahn, former running back Corey Grant and former wide receiver Sammie Coates shared their thoughts following a full day of drills at the 2015 Auburn football Pro Day.

Grant hopes impressive Pro Day silences doubters

By David McKinney | Assistant Sports Editor | March 3

“I think I had a lot to prove,” Grant said. “I really had to prove that I should have been at the Combine. I didn’t get an invite, but it’s ok. I came out and tried to take advantage of the day.

​Time released for 2015 A-Day Kickoff

February 26

The Auburn Athletics has released this year’s scrimmage will start at 1 p.m. April 18. The department has not yet released which TV station will air the game, but reports indicate it will most likely be broadcasted on ESPN, SEC Network or CSS. Spring practices will begin March 10 and will be preparing incoming junior quarterback Jeremy Johnson to replace Nick Marshall, as well as top recruits Byron Cowart and Jovon Robinson.

Auburn Pro Day to feature 21 former players

By Sam Butler | Sports Writer | February 25

Tuesday, March 3, 21 former Auburn Tigers will have their chance to prove they belong in the NFL at Auburn’s annual Pro Day. Of those 21, seven — including Nick Marshall, who worked out at quarterback and cornerback — attended the NFL Draft Combine in Indianapolis last week.

Four Badgers not named Melvin Gordon to know for the Outback Bowl

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | February 25

With 2,336 yards, 26 touchdowns and a Heisman ceremony to his name, the talent of Melvin Gordon is likely no secret to Auburn fans.With the Outback Bowl lingering just a few short days away, here are four other Badgers Auburn fans should keep an eye on.

'On the run': Malzahn proud of Marshall ahead of collegiate finale

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | February 25

"If you look at his whole career, last year he didn't even go through spring," Malzahn said. "He wasn't named the starting quarterback until two weeks before our first game. He led us to the National Championship and really answered the bell every time he was asked and learned the offense on the run."

Cadillac is back: Former Auburn running back returns to campus

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | February 25

It's been over a decade since Carnell "Cadillac" Williams set Auburn single-season rushing records and tore through SEC defenses on a weekly basis. With his playing career now behind him, Williams is now back on his old stomping grounds, ready to tackle some unfinished business.

Athletics department releases statement regarding football players accused of harassing disabled veteran

By Derek Thompson | Sports Reporter | February 24

Auburn Athletics released a statement Monday night identifying the two Auburn football players accused of harassing an Auburn University student Tuesday, Feb. 17.

Malzahn and staff rack up impressive class on Signing Day

By David McKinney | Assistant Sports Editor | February 23

It was an eventful signing day for Gus Malzahn and his staff. Cowart's official letter of intent didn't arrive on the Plains until approximately 3 p.m.

Muschamp, Robinson bolster defense on National Signing Day

By Sam Butler | Sports Writer | February 23

With National Signing Day coming to a close, Auburn received 27 National Letters of Intent, including one from the number one player in the country, defensive end Byron Cowart of Seffner, Florida. With a recruiting class that currently ranks anywhere from No. 3 in the country (Scout.com) to No. 9 (247sports.com), Auburn managed to procure the interests of several high profile recruits across the nation.

Seven Auburn players invited to NFL Combine

By Patrick Lucas | Sports Writer | February 23

The NFL announced the list of 323 former college football players invited to this year's NFL Combine starting February 17th. Among Auburn's exiting players, seven have been selected to attend the Combine, including Nick Marshall, Cameron Artis-Payne, Sammie Coates, Reese Dismukes, Gabe Wright, Jermaine Whitehead and Angelo Blackson.

Coates winner of Uplifting Athlete's 2015 Rare Disease Champion Award

February 23

When he's not busy catching down field passes and leading the Tigers to victory, (Coates) chooses to spend his time where his heart is. His efforts are not being over-looked, as he won the Uplifting Athlete's 2015 Rare Disease Champion Award.

Bessent leaves Auburn football team

By David McKinney | Assistant Sports Editor | February 23

Per reports, Auburn announced Tuesday Feb. 10 that Kalvarez Bessent, a freshman cornerback, left the football team.

Darius Slayton flips from UGA the night before Signing Day

By Sam Butler | Sports Writer | February 23

Darius Slayton, a 4-star receiver out of Norcross, Georgia, has flipped his commitment to the Auburn Tigers.

Byron Cowart saga comes to an end

By Andrew Monson | Sports Writer | February 23

When Byron Cowart committed to Auburn over Florida on National Signing Day, it seemed that his recruitment had come to a long awaited end. The delay concerned many Auburn fans, thinking Cowart may have been having second thoughts, but head coach Gus Malzahn was never worried.