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Men's basketball: Globe-trotting Person ready to take on a new kind of coaching challenge

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | April 25

From the hardwood of the Staples Center to the divided borders of the Korean Peninsula, Chuck Person's basketball career has literally taken him across the globe. But for the former Auburn small forward, there wasn't much decision to be made when new head coach Bruce Pearl came calling with a job offer.

McCalebb moves from Auburn offensive weapon to NFL defensive back

By Kyle Van Fechtmann | Assistant Sports Editor | April 24

For 214 college football players, their lives are forever changed on NFL draft day when their name is called. Last April, Onterio McCalebb's life changed in a different way after he wasn't drafted.

Men's golf team returns to familiar territory for SEC Championships

By Graham Brooks | Contributing Writer | April 24

The Auburn men's golf team will be preparing for the SEC Men's Golf Championships this weekend at the Sea Island Golf Club in Sea Island, Ga., for the fifth straight season.

Secondary shines to finish spring camp

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | April 24

There are two sides to every blowout. While Auburn's first-team passing offense stood out at the 2014 A-Day Game, the first-team secondary also made a statement with its performance as a unit.

Baseball records solid home win against South Alabama

By Kyle Van Fechtmann | Assistant Sports Editor | April 22

Although their offense started off slow, Auburn went on to get 11 hits, including three consecutive two-out RBI doubles in the bottom of the fifth in a 6-1 win over South Alabama on Tuesday night.

Baseball falls short against South Carolina to lose weekend series

By Kyle Van Fechtmann | Assistant Sports Editor | April 20

Auburn baseball lost another close SEC game Sunday, losing 4-3 to No. 11 South Carolina to drop their fourth straight SEC series and move to 7-11 on the season.

Baseball splits A-Day doubleheader against No. 11 South Carolina

By Kyle Van Fechtmann | Assistant Sports Editor | April 19

Coming off of their third straight SEC series loss and a midweek loss to Samford, Auburn baseball bounced back Saturday by winning game one over No. 11 South Carolina 4-2, but they lost their lead in the top of the ninth in their game two 3-2 loss.

Marshall, wide receivers display aerial potential in A-Day game

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | April 19

The performance of Nick Marshall and his stable of wide receivers during Saturday's A-Day game showed the potential impact that the Tigers' passing game can have upon the SEC this fall.

Blue flies past White 58-3 in 2014 A-Day game

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | April 19

A quick look at the score line from the 2014 Auburn spring game makes one thing clear: the Tigers' first team squad is just a little better than their backups.

UPDATED: La Salle assistant Adler hired to fill out Pearl's coaching staff

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | April 19

La Salle assistant coach Harris Adler was officially announced as the final hire of men's basketball head coach Bruce Pearl's on-court coaching staff Tuesday afternoon.

Defensive backs season preview: Auburn's secondary bigger, faster, stronger

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | April 18

Few position groups were more rocked by graduation this spring than the Auburn secondary. Senior defensive backs Chris Davis, Ryan White and Ryan Smith all departed from a secondary that was 100th in the nation in passing yards allowed in 2013. That said, Ellis Johnson's secondary group will return in 2014 with a number of athletes with SEC experience.

Linebackers season preview: Frost, McKinzy look to lead defense in new positions

By David McKinney | Assistant Sports Editor | April 18

Things are starting to take shape in Auburn's defensive midfield. According to redshirt freshman Cameron Toney, Cassanova McKinzy and Kris Frost have stepped into leadership roles in the linebacker corps this spring.

Defensive line season preview: Plenty of options across the front four

By Graham Brooks | Contributing Writer | April 18

Auburn will have the tall task of replacing Dee Ford, Nosa Eguae, Craig Sanders and Kenneth Carter along the defensive line but Auburn still has plenty of star power returning in 2014.

Offensive line season preview: No Robinson, no problem for this experienced unit

By Taylor Jones | Sports Writer | April 18

While the Auburn Tigers offensive line is losing Greg Robinson to the NFL Draft, the line is still one of the most experienced units on the team. Senior center Reese Dismukes anchors the line with experience, with this upcoming season being his fourth consecutive year starting at center.

Wide receivers season preview: Returning veterans, dynamic newcomers

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | April 18

Finding a true aerial threat to line up opposite Sammie Coates was a never-ending carousel in 2013. A committee approach saw Ricardo Louis, Marcus Davis, Quan Bray and eventually Melvin Ray step up and make an impact in various key moments. While the lack of a true number-two receiver was overcome by a record-breaking rushing attack last year, a fresh batch of receiving talent and returning quarterback depth have Gus Malzahn and company savoring over Auburn's aerial potential in 2014.

Quarterbacks season preview: Marshall ready to lay down the law

By Kyle Van Fechtmann | Assistant Sports Editor | April 18

Auburn running back Tre Mason made it to New York City as a Heisman finalist in 2013. Now, in 2014, Nick Marshall could be the next Auburn star to vie for the famous stiff-arm trophy.

Special teams season preview: New kickers, returners have to step up

By Kyle Van Fechtmann | Assistant Sports Editor | April 18

Special teams is one of the only position units where multiple new faces are fighting for starting spots since kicker Cody Parkey, punter Steven Clark and kick returner Iron Bowl hero Chris Davis all graduated.

The Battle of Running Back U: Two seniors, a former scout team star and a 5-star recruit fight to be No. 1

By Taylor Jones | Sports Writer | April 18

As spring rolls onto the Plains, the Auburn football team has been left with a dilemma. Who will replace Tre Mason? After Mason declared for the NFL Draft, the conversation began as to who would be the Tigers No. 1 for next season. The competition will be fierce, with the Tigers returning four running backs, three with experience from last year.