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Former Auburn receiver Kenny Pollard dead at 52

Auburn class of ‘85 wide receiver Kenneth “Kenny” Pollard passed away last Saturday, Oct. 15, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Columbus, Mississippi, according to his obituary at Dowdle Funeral Home. Pollard, 52, was born in Memphis in 1967. He won two consecutive state titles in high school in ...

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Tigers picked fourth in SEC preseason poll

Auburn is projected to finish fourth in the SEC preseason poll, a year removed from an SEC Tournament championship and a Final Four appearance last season. This is the third-highest projection for the Tigers in the preseason poll since 2000. This year they are behind Kentucky, Florida and LSU but just ...

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Boobee Whitlow out 4-6 weeks with knee injury

Auburn's leading rusher will be out at least a month.  Late in Auburn’s 24-13 loss at Florida, Tigers' starting running back Boobee Whitlow left the game. Head Coach Gus Malzahn has now said Whitlow will be out 4-6 weeks after having knee surgery. Through the first six games Whitlow was Auburn’s ...

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Pearl comments on 'Fair Pay to Play' Act

Prior to Tuesday’s press conference, Auburn head basketball coach Bruce Pearl was prepared to answer questions regarding the youth of his team. This year's team looks to bounce back from losing key players like Jared Harper and Chuma Okeke, and the first Final Four berth in program history. It's safe ...

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Auburn volleyball shut out by Tennessee

The Tigers hoped to get back on track against Tennessee after a loss to Alabama last week. Auburn was unable to turn things around, dropping the home match to the Vols on Sunday, 3-0. Shaniah White and Val Green led Auburn in kills in the first set but ultimately fell short in a 25-20 loss. Auburn then ...

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Defense's big day not enough in loss at Florida

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — When the final whistle sounded in Gainesville Saturday, there was no doubt that the Auburn defense left it all out on the field. In front of a hostile crowd of 90,584, Auburn's defense forced Florida to turn it over four times. The four turnovers are a season-high for the Tigers, ...