Jay Williams+FollowAuburn football’s toughest jobs: Meet the guardsFew notice the grit of Auburn’s offensive guards, but Dillon Wade and Jeremiah Wright are the real backbone of the Tigers’ offense. While tackles and centers often get the spotlight, these two are in the trenches every play, taking on the SEC’s toughest defenders so Auburn’s stars can shine. Wade, who moved from Tulsa, brings quick feet and loyalty to The Plains, while Wright’s sheer power makes him a force on short-yardage plays. Their hard work rarely gets headlines, but without them, Auburn’s offense wouldn’t run. How do you think their efforts shape the Tigers’ season? #Sports #Football #AuburnFootball00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowCoach O could shake up Auburn football recruitingEd Orgeron might soon become a major player in Alabama football recruiting if he lands at UAB. With Trent Dilfer struggling to make an impact, there’s real buzz about Orgeron taking over and bringing his championship pedigree to Birmingham. Imagine the recruiting battles if Coach O starts pulling top talent away from Auburn and Alabama, especially with his LSU connections. This could totally change the landscape for in-state prospects and even open up new pipelines from Louisiana. How do you think Auburn and Alabama fans would react if Orgeron started winning over local recruits? #Sports #Football #AuburnFootball00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowAuburn football faces another suspensionAnother Auburn football player is off the field—freshman defensive lineman Antonio Coleman has been suspended indefinitely for breaking team rules. This marks the third suspension or dismissal for the Tigers this offseason, raising real questions about discipline and team culture. Coleman, a top recruit with standout high school stats, was expected to make an impact. With other recent suspensions and arrests, fans are left wondering how these off-field issues will affect Auburn’s season. What do you think: Is this just a rough patch, or a sign of deeper problems for Auburn football? #Sports #Football #AuburnFootball00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowAuburn football’s Antonio Coleman saga takes another twistAntonio Coleman’s rollercoaster journey—from flipping between Alabama and Auburn to a recent suspension—has Auburn fans buzzing again. Despite his off-field setback, coaches still see him as a future key player, especially after his switch to defensive tackle. With Auburn’s need for depth, Coleman could make an impact as a true freshman if he returns. But after all the drama, can the team and fans really count on him to stick around? What do you think—should Auburn keep investing in Coleman, or is it time to move on? #Sports #Football #AuburnFootball00Share
Jay Williams+FollowAuburn Offense in Chaos: Sooners Have EdgeTiger fans, is Coach Freeze overthinking it? With a three-QB carousel—including ex-Sooner Jackson Arnold—Auburn’s offense looks more confused than ever. The viral visor toss at camp says it all: Arnold’s still struggling, and Freeze’s multi-playcaller system is only adding to the mess. Meanwhile, the Sooners have a clear plan with John Mateer and Ben Arbuckle. Week 4 in Norman could get ugly if Auburn doesn’t settle down. Is this QB drama a disaster in the making? #Sports #Football #AuburnFootball00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowAuburn football’s injury shuffle before BaylorAuburn’s final open practice before the Baylor game brought some surprises: key players like Kayin Lee and Eric Singleton Jr. were still limited, and the offensive line had to reshuffle after Connor Lew was sidelined. The secondary outperformed the offense in red zone drills, but Jackson Arnold still managed three touchdown passes. With several wide receivers nursing injuries and Dillon Wade stepping in at center, the Tigers are clearly adapting on the fly. How do you think these last-minute changes will impact Auburn’s season opener? #Sports #Football #AuburnFootball00Share
glen25+FollowAuburn football’s running back race heats upAuburn’s running back competition is turning into the hottest topic on campus, with several talented players pushing each other to new heights. Fans are buzzing about who will take the lead spot, as every practice brings fresh highlights and surprises. This kind of depth could mean big things for Auburn’s offense this season. Who do you think will come out on top, and how will this fierce battle shape the team’s identity? Let’s hear your thoughts on who should get the starting nod! #Sports #Football #AuburnFootball00Share
John Camacho+FollowAuburn football’s bold new title claims spark debateAuburn just shook up college football by suddenly claiming four more national championships, bringing their total to nine. This bold move ditches their old humble approach and has fans everywhere—especially Alabama supporters—rolling their eyes. The real kicker? Some of these titles date back to the early 1900s, long before the NCAA or polls decided champs. Even Alabama’s own 1941 claim isn’t exactly rock-solid, so there’s plenty of room for friendly trash talk on both sides. What do you think—should schools claim old titles, or is this just rewriting history? #Sports #Football #AuburnFootball00Share
glen25+FollowAuburn football’s RB room is wide openAuburn’s running back situation is looking totally different this season—no more one-man show like Jarquez Hunter. Instead, Damari Alston might start, but he’ll be sharing the load with Durell Robinson, Jeremiah Cobb, and Omar Mabson II, who’ve both impressed in camp. Even Alabama high school rushing legend Alvin Henderson will have to wait his turn. The coaching staff is mixing things up, planning to rotate backs and even quarterbacks. It’s a fresh, unpredictable approach—could this depth and creativity give Auburn an edge, or will the lack of a clear RB1 hurt them? What do you think? #Sports #Football #AuburnFootball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowAuburn football just changed the gameAuburn is shaking up college football history by officially claiming four more national championships, boosting their total to nine. This bold move sets a new standard, showing that schools don’t have to stick to just the Associated Press or coaches’ polls to honor their teams’ legacies. Now, Arizona State fans have the perfect reason to push for recognition of their undefeated 1970 and 1975 teams, which were crowned champions by respected systems but never officially claimed. Should more schools follow Auburn’s lead and celebrate their overlooked champions? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #AuburnFootball00Share
