Tigers offensive line looks to overcome rocky start at Missouri
After allowing 25 tackles for loss over the course of three games, Auburn’s offensive line is going to stay the same for the time being.
After allowing 25 tackles for loss over the course of three games, Auburn’s offensive line is going to stay the same for the time being.
Garrett Jones, sports writer at The Maneater, answered a few questions from The Auburn Plainsman ahead of Auburn’s matchup with Missouri this Saturday.
Auburn and the University of Missouri don’t play often, but when they do, it typically involves some drama.
"Sean is definitely one of the team favorites, so it's sad to see him go. We wish him nothing but the best going forward."
Auburn had multiple drives that got to the red zone, but turnovers plagued the offense.
Jordan-Hare could have a new video board facing across from college football’s largest next season.
Maintaining a stable depth chart has been a challenge for Gus Malzahn this season.
Auburn will not play its first true road game until the first weekend of October in 2018.
Auburn now has one more non-conference opponent to add to the 2022 schedule.
Auburn defensive end Byron Cowart, the former No. 1 overall prospect in the class of 2015, has requested his release from the Auburn football program, per reports. "Byron Cowart has come to me numerous times over the last couple of weeks disappointed with playing time," head coach Gus Malzahn said. "Yesterday he came to me and said he wants to quit to pursue other opportunities.
The Student Ticketing Appeals Committee was formed to determine if appeals to have penalty points revoked are valid.
Auburn leads the all-time series 59-28-3, though Mississippi State has won three of the last five meetings.
Remaining quarterbacks on the Tigers roster are Stidham, redshirt freshman Malik Willis and walk-on freshman Devin Adams.
Missouri enters Saturday’s game at 1-2 after a 35-3 loss to Purdue on Saturday
Auburn's quarterback Sean White was arrested on charges of public intoxication early Sunday morning.
The Auburn offense had a lot of questions to answer after failing to score a touchdown in a 14-6 loss to Clemson last week.
The Tigers have a date with the Mercer Bears, a squad hailing from the FCS’s Southern Conference.
Now, 121 years after their first meeting, Auburn will play Mercer once again.
Week one of the 2017 season was a tough one for the SEC. Florida was humiliated by Michigan, and Texas A&M lost a heartbreaker to UCLA.
The Tigers amassed just 38 rushing yards and allowed 11 sacks.