Five candidates for offensive, defensive MVP at Auburn's A-Day
A-Day, Auburn's annual spring football game, offers a unique look into the development of returning players as well as a first look at that year's crop of freshman.
A-Day, Auburn's annual spring football game, offers a unique look into the development of returning players as well as a first look at that year's crop of freshman.
Jarrett Stidham will play Saturday.
Auburn’s future at quarterback will take the spotlight on Saturday.
Rising sophomore Devan Barrett's athleticism will be needed across this offense this spring.
Heron averaged 16.4 points and 5.3 rebounds in 32 games last season, but the guard was not included in Sports Illustrated’s latest mock draft.
The picture at wide receiver will unblur itself for Auburn football this coming Saturday.
"She made a few minor adjustments two weeks ago and it's been huge for her. Now she's in a groove."
Between the triangle of Steven Leath, Allen Greene and Bruce Pearl atop Auburn Athletics, there's been enough praise to go around in recent weeks.
On March 9, Mize pitched a career-high 13 strikeouts en route to Auburn’s ninth no-hitter in program history.
Since Danjel Purifoy was reinstated March 20, Auburn lost backup point guard Davion Mitchell to a transfer request and two-year leading scorer Mustapha Heron to the NBA Draft.
As the injuries continue to pile up in the Auburn wide receiving corps, head coach Gus Malzahn will attempt to patch the leaks with a skill position transplant.
Auburn snapped out of its offensive funk in a 19-5 rout of Alabama A&M.
In both CBS and ESPN's "way-too-early" Top 25 rankings, Bruce Pearl's Auburn Tigers find themselves in the top 5, sitting at No. 4 in the former and No. 5 in the latter.
The two-time Olympian and three-time Olympic coach spent 10 years on The Plains, guiding Auburn to 11 NCAA individual titles, 64 individual SEC titles and 479 All-America honors.
Through nine SEC contests, Auburn is down to a paltry .206 clip offensively.
Casey Mize, who improved to 6-0, allowed two runs on five hits over 7.1innings.
Offensive woes and defensive miscues plagued the No. 9 Auburn Tigers (22-6, 4-4) in a 2-1 loss against No. 24 Missouri (20-7, 4-4) at Plainsman Park.
For the Nigerian who once dreamed of playing in the NBA, the opportunity to lead an SEC offensive line to success likely wasn’t on his radar four years ago.
According to Carlson, he had room to spare, and his maximum kick could be up to 65 yards out.
A week from today, Auburn football will be back inside Jordan-Hare Stadium.