SEC announces Auburn's 2018-19 conference opponents
After the regular season wraps up, Auburn will have four days to prepare before the SEC tournament tips off in Nashville. The tournament will take place from Mar. 13-17.
After the regular season wraps up, Auburn will have four days to prepare before the SEC tournament tips off in Nashville. The tournament will take place from Mar. 13-17.
Auburn’s defense isn’t there yet, according to defensive coordinator Kevin Steele
For the second year in a row, Auburn football has landed nine players on the preseason coaches All-SEC teams, released by the conference Thursday.
For the second year in a row, Auburn football has landed nine players on the preseason coaches All-SEC teams, released by the conference Thursday.
“It’s getting to that time,” Slayton said. “You’re just itching waiting for Saturday to get here.”
The votes are (literally) in: Writers across the country believe Auburn will be a talented squad this season.
“Will (Hastings) is just different. I’ve never seen anyone move like Will.”
It's official: Auburn's Week 1 matchup with the Washington Huskies is a top-10 showdown.
With Kelly's commitment, Auburn's 2019 class jumps to No. 8 and No. 9 nationally in the 247 Sports and Rivals rankings, respectively.
In her return during the 2018 season, Bonner averaged 17.3 points, 7.2 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 1.2 steals per game
The team has started the 2018 season with a shutout victory over Samford and a 2-1 win over then-No. 18 South Florida.
The Auburn gameday experience is one of the fine things that the campus has to offer, it is filled with excitement, tradition and of course football.
“When you’re going against a front seven like we have, there are not going to be many more fronts better than them in the country."
Devin Adams is a walk-on no more.
Kam Martin and Jarrett Stidham probably thought this was going to happen in Texas, not Alabama.
That's a wrap on Auburn's football 2018 fall practices.
Gus Malzahn and his staff aren’t quite sure what to do with 6-foot-4, 214-pound true freshman Harold Joiner. Joiner has been heralded as a “unique specimen” since arriving on campus.
The 6-foot-3, 218 pound running back has the build to compete immediately at the college level and also has the size to contribute at the tight end position.
On top of his emphasis in the weight room, Russell is also seen by his players as a life coach, teaching them lessons they can use outside the game of football.
"They don’t have bad days. They always come in bright-eyed and ready to go with a smile on their face, trying to rehab and trying to get back with their team."