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Day-After Dissection: Georgia

By Peter Santo | Sports Writer | November 12

In their biggest game of the season, Auburn came to play.

Auburn turns in complete performance in upset of No. 1 Georgia

By Peter Santo | Sports Writer | November 12

If No. 10 Auburn was going to have any chance to knock off No. 1 Georgia, they were going to need their best players to step up.

Final thoughts, score predictions before the 121st edition of the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry

By Sports Staff | November 11

The Plainsman sports staff gives their prediction for Saturday's matchup between No. 1 Georgia and No. 10 Auburn.

Talented tailback tandem of Chubb, Michel will duke it out with Auburn front seven

By Jake Wright | Sports Writer | November 11

Auburn has held runningbacks in check for most of the season.

ESPN: Bruce Pearl uncooperative with University's investigation, job in jeopardy

By Staff Report | November 10

A decision will be made in the next week or two regarding Pearl's future, ESPN reported.

Auburn wins opener, questions linger regarding investigation

By Peter Santo | Sports Writer | November 10

Coming off an exhibition loss to division II Barry University and an offseason full of turmoil, Auburn basketball entered Friday night’s regular season opener against Norfolk State with a lot more questions than answers.

Leath: University will move quickly on finding next AD

By Sam Willoughby | Community Editor | November 10

Leath said they will announce who will be involved in the search process next week.

Fromm, Stidham look to seize the moment in first meeting

By Peter Santo | Sports Writer | November 10

Few expected the roller coaster season Stidham has had.

The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry: Players to watch, keys to victory

By Zach Tantillo | Sports Writer | November 10

Saturday’s marquee matchup marks the 121st meeting between the Auburn Tigers and the Georgia Bulldogs.

Number 1, for the ages: Playoff implications plentiful as Auburn hosts top-ranked Georgia

By Nathan King | Assistant Sports Editor | November 10

College football history remembers the last time there was a home stretch this meaningful on The Plains.

Athletic facilities improvements move forward

By Sam Willoughby | Community Editor | November 10

Though plans for a new video board in Jordan Hare have been put on hold, developments for other athletics facilities are moving forward.

Auburn tuning out rumors, looking ahead to season opener

By Will Sahlie | Sports Editor | November 10

“As I have said from the very beginning, I cannot comment,” Pearl said. “This is an ongoing investigation, and we are working through the process.

Tommy Tuberville on AD opening: 'I don't think there's anyone more qualified than me'

By Nathan King | Assistant Sports Editor | November 10

Former Auburn head coach Tommy Tuberville has been roped back into the weather vane of Auburn Athletics.

Behind enemy bylines: No. 1 Georgia

By Nathan King | Assistant Sports Editor | November 10

"The entire team has been playing lights out since week one, but no matter the opponent, Georgia will live and die by its pair of elite running backs in Nick Chubb and Sony Michel."

COLUMN: Malzahn needs turnaround from recent history in big games

By Sumner Martin | Sports Writer | November 10

The Tigers are 1-7 the last four years against Top 10 teams, with the only win coming at Ole Miss in 2014.

Heron named preseason Second Team All-SEC

By Will Sahlie | Sports Editor | November 10

Heron led the Tigers in scoring a season ago with 15.2 points per game and rebounding with 6.1 per game. He reached double figures in scoring in 31 of 32 games for the Tigers a season ago.

Breaking down Auburn's possible path to the College Football Playoff

By Zach Tantillo | Sports Writer | November 10

After the latest College Football Rankings were released, No. 10 Auburn has been put in a position unlike any other team.

Athletic director Jay Jacobs set to step down next year after succession of scandals hits athletics

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief , Will Sahlie | Sports Editor and Sam Willoughby | Community Editor | November 10

Longtime athletic director Jay Jacobs' tenure at Auburn Athletics is coming to an end, several sources close to the decision have confirmed / the University announced late Friday afternoon following several days of chatter surrounding the impending decision. Jacobs, who has spent over a decade leading Auburn's $100 million athletic machine, is retiring from his position, an announcement from Jacobs circulating in booster circles said.