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Fall Practice Day 6: Quarterbacks go live in first scrimmage

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | August 7

Gus Malzahn threw a small wrinkle into the team's first scrimmage on Wednesday when he decided to allow the quarterbacks to go live and be tackled by the defense.

Fall Practice Day 6: Defense focuses on speed, takeaways during first scrimmage

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | August 7

While head coach Gus Malzahn's decision to make all four quarterbacks in the battle for the starting job go live made most of the headlines on Wednesday, members of the Auburn defense grabbed some attention of their own after their first scrimmage of fall camp.

Men's basketball cruises to victory in the Bahamas

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | August 7

Both Chris Griffin and Chris Denson had 20-point games as the Auburn basketball team cruised to victory over the Real Deal Shockers 99-63 in an exhibition game in the Bahamas Basketball Federation Summer of Thunder Tournament.

Fall Practice Day 5: Coaches hoping players will stand out during first scrimmage

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | August 6

After five straight practices, and the first day in full pads, football head coach Gus Malzahn decided to take it a little easy on the players to help get the team get ready for the first scrimmage of fall camp Wednesday.

Fall Practice Day 4: Johnson is ready to see his defense in full pads

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | August 5

Defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson would prefer to be able to evaluate his defense with them in full pads, which he will get the opportunity to do tomorrow when Auburn straps on the pads for the first time this fall.

Fall Practice Day 3: Pace and position battles both "wide open"

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | August 4

The defining characteristic of new Auburn head coach Gus Malzahn and his famed Hurry Up, No Huddle offense is wide-open speed.

Leaders are a must for success in 2013's football season

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | August 3

During last year's dismal 3-9 season, leaders on Auburn's football team were limited.

Auburn University students graduate during Saturday ceremonies

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | August 3

Auburn University graduated 1,277 students Saturday during commencement ceremonies held at the Auburn Arena.

Fall Practice Day 1: Defense focused on togetherness, moving past 2012 season

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | August 2

When the Auburn football team took the field for the first practice of fall camp on Friday afternoon, a new era officially began. And although the faces of those in coaching apparel were new, most of the ones inside the helmets were not.

New strength program gives Tigers a boost during fall practice

By Will Gaines / SPORTS REPORTER | August 1

Since Auburn last took the field many things have changed.

Auburn anti-slavery group reacts to nation-wide sex ring busts

By Ben Croomes / REPORTER | August 1

Sex trafficking is not often considered an American problem. All too often, countries such as the Philippines or Mexico seem to be the focus of anti-slavery groups. However, sex slavery is not just limited to foreign locales.

Folk rock band Dawes coming to downtown Opelika

By Jeffrey Moore / WRITER | August 1

Dawes, a nationally acclaimed folk rock band from Los Angeles, will be playing in Opelika Wednesday, October 3, as a part of their fall tour.

Four anniversary football teams to be honored this upcoming season

July 31

This upcoming Auburn football season will be one filled with anniversaries. The program announced Wednesday, July 31, that it would honor four special teams from the Tigers' history during 2013's non-conference games.

Auburn athletics icon Gossom to speak at summer graduation ceremonies

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | July 29

The University announced on Monday that the man who helped integrate Auburn athletics will be the guest speaker at the University's two summer graduation ceremonies this Saturday, Aug. 3.

Former Auburn golfer Dufner and Lt. Gov. Ivey address child hunger in Lee County

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | July 29

A pair of high-profile Auburn alumni have teamed up to bring more attention to a pressing issue in Lee County and the entire state of Alabama--child hunger.

New downtown parking kiosks to offer more user friendly options

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | July 27

During last week's Auburn City Council meeting, several city councilmen voiced concerns about the unanimous decision to install seven new parking kiosks in the new 93-space parking lot in downtown Auburn.

Building on an Auburn lego-cy

By Aaron Lake / WRITER | July 27

Eric Harshbarger has been working with his hands and building things since he was a kid. Last year, Harshbarger created a scale-model of Samford Hall, but he is moving toward new projects and ideas - and away from Lego bricks.

City of Auburn, Dawson respond to allegations of APD quota system

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | July 26

After receiving national attention in the last 72 hours, the City of Auburn has responded to allegations of a quota system from a former APD officer.