'It's not just one guy': Loaded LSU defense posing challenge for Stidham, Tigers
"It's not just one guy. They do it by a group."
"It's not just one guy. They do it by a group."
“Any time that you’ve got a quarterback that can get you out of a bad play and into a good one, that ups the difficulty a little bit."
For the second straight, an Auburn player has left Gus Malzahn's program.
This rivalry rarely bores.
In a game that served more or less as a tune-up for the SEC opener against LSU next week, the Tigers worked on tightening things up and getting injured players returning back into the fray.
The Week 4 SEC clash between No. 7 Auburn and Arkansas will be under the lights.
"He’s a strong guy, tough guy, very resilient. We feel like that’s a skillset that can help us.”
“Explosive, plays extremely hard, hard to tackle, is competitive. I mean, I really think he shows all that. He brings a little spark; it’s fun to watch him play.”
The Hornets offense struggled to get anything going all night, only mustering 47 yards on the ground and failing to score a touchdown until late in the third quarter.
Auburn’s next opponent, LSU, dropped one spot from No. 11 to No. 12 after its 31-0 victory over Southeastern Louisiana on Saturday.
“We knew no one could run with him as well, so once I seen the snap and seen the safety come down, with him just one-on-one with the corner, I knew it was going to be a touchdown.”
“We got a chance to play some young guys which was much needed. A lot of those guys are going to be playing this season.”
Will Hastings is back.
After a top-10 season-opening victory over then-No. 6 Washington, Auburn football has returned to The Plains.
This season, The Plainsman will make staff picks of Auburn's weekly matchups. Also look for our selections for the national showdowns in the "Plainsman Pick 'Em" section in the print edition of our publication. Here are our picks for Alabama State at No. 7 Auburn (6:30 p.m. CST, SEC Network alternate ...
Will the Hornets stick around and frustrate Gus Malzahn and company? Or will Jarrett Stidham and the starters be cheering from the bench by the third quarter?
Here are a few Auburn players to watch and keys to this Week 2 matchup.
Robert Muschamp is kicking off his senior year with a scholarship.
Both Thomas and Whitlow are playing prominent roles on a top-10 Auburn squad that looks to repeat as SEC West champions this season.
If Alabama State hangs around and gives the Tigers fits, these players’ names could be in the headlines.