VIDEO: Muschamp introductory press conference
"It's not about being a head coach," Muschamp said. "I'd rather be defensive coordinator at Auburn and have a chance to win championships."
"It's not about being a head coach," Muschamp said. "I'd rather be defensive coordinator at Auburn and have a chance to win championships."
"This is a very easy decision for us to have the opportunity to come back to Auburn, which we think is a very special place," Muschamp said. "We're certainly back to be a part of the family."
"After I decided to make a change, my goal was to go out there and get the best defensive coordinator in the country," Malzahn said. "Also, I wanted a class guy."
"Very glad to be finally getting my degree here," Williams said. "I've been procrastinating for 10 years now. It's an honor and a pleasure to get my degree this morning, and be an official alumni of Auburn University."
Former Auburn defensive coordinator Will Muschamp has agreed to become Auburn's defensive coordinator again. The news was first broken my Phillip Marshall of 247 Sports.
"I'm very pleased that he has been able to get through this process," head coach Bruce Pearl said. "Like myself, he is appreciative and thankful for the opportunity Auburn is going to give him for a second chance.
Senior Auburn center Reese Dismukes has won the Rimington Trophy, awarded annually to the nation's best center.
Southeastern Conference Coaches selected six Auburn football players to represent the league on the All-SEC coaches team.
McKean finished the invitational with a number of personal bests, including a 413.70 on the platform and a 369.40 on the 1-meter, his second best record in the event.
Four Auburn players were named to the Associated Press' All-SEC Team Monday.
Dismukes is also a finalist for the Outland Trophy, which goes to the nation's best lineman. The senior has 49 career starts and has accepted an invite to play in the Senior Bowl.
The Auburn swim and dive team wrapped things up at the Georgia Invitational at Gabrielsen Natatorium in Athens, Georgia as the men's team finished third overall and the women's team finished fourth Sunday.
"We're very excited about the opportunity to play at the Outback Bowl in Tampa against a very good Wisconsin team," Auburn head coach Gus Malzahn said. "Our players and coaches are looking forward to this opportunity. It should be a great week for our team and our fans."
"The American kids understand 'team' more because they play more team sports growing up as a whole," Shore said. "But on the other side, the international kids grow up faster because their parents don't go to every tournament with them. They don't tell them how great they are. They don't do everything for them."
The National Fastpitch Coaches Association has announced that Auburn softball head coach Clint Myers will be inducted into the NFCA Hall of Fame at the NFCA Convention held in Atlanta, Georgia in 2015.
A discussion of this week in Auburn sports.
Defensive tackle Angelo Blackson will walk across the stage to graduate with his peers Dec. 13. "The Plainsman's" Derek Thompson sat down with Blackson to talk about Auburn, football and his plans for the future.
It was all KT Harrell in Auburn Arena Friday, and that wasn't enough to give Auburn the win. In a 58-54 loss to Coastal Carolina, the senior guard finished with nearly half of Auburn's points, putting up 25. On the night, Harrell was 8-15 shooting, including seven threes on eight attempts.
"I really don't think we were taking our time," head coach Terri Williams-Flournoy said. "I thought we were settling for outside shots too much. We had to get in the paint a little more, get a little more high percentage shots. It's hard because when you see zone, everybody thinks they should just shoot the ball from the outside."
"We are extremely proud of her," head coach Greg Williams said. "She has come on strong during her sophomore season. I am proud of the way she has competed, and I know she has her best rides ahead of her."