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Can Abraham bully the Tiger secondary? Or is Auburn primed for another backup-heavy blowout?
Can Abraham bully the Tiger secondary? Or is Auburn primed for another backup-heavy blowout?
"I think we know we have to improve and we have to be able to run the ball better, especially in this league."
“I watch film and I ask Deshaun, ‘What do you see?’ And it's just little things that he notices. I wish I had seen it before.”
“I just feel like I can reboot the fans and everybody to get into the game again, just like we did today."
Over the past two seasons, Auburn has outscored the Bulldogs 87-24.
Special teams and defense led the way in a sloppy win.
“The emphasis was just getting better and I think we did that."
"Every day in practice it's pounded into our heads that we have to make a play on special teams. 'Every day, game changing play.' That's our motto."
Stidham was sacked four times and was flushed out of the pocket on seemingly every other play.
Follow along here as The Plainsman sports staff keeps you updated during No. 9 Auburn's conference showdown against Arkansas.
Gus Malzahn loves to beat Arkansas.
Auburn is hoping to get back on track, while Arkansas looks to get some type of spark from its team.
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Auburn alumni occupy 22 of of the NFL's 32 teams.
"When we're at our best, we have more explosive plays," head coach Gus Malzahn said. "That's something that we'll be working hard to do.”
With a new NCAA rule, players are allowed to see action in up to four games without using a year of eligibility.
Another Tiger is on his way out.
Jalen Harris is set to leave as a graduate transfer in the spring, the tight end announced on Twitter Wednesday afternoon. Harris will use the NCAA's new redshirt rule, which allows players to appear in up to four games without using a year of eligibility, and redshirt the rest of the 2018 season. Auburn ...
Will Auburn learn from the LSU loss like last year? What immediate improvements can we expect against the Razorbacks?
In its first loss of the 2018 campaign, Auburn saw its offense sputter. But if anyone's to blame, it's not the freshmen receivers.