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Auburn's football program announced a sellout of public season tickets for the fourth consecutive year, surpassing 83,000 combined tickets once student allocations are finalized.
Auburn’s newest tight end, Jake Johnson, discusses how his family’s athletic pedigree and personal faith shape his pursuit of an NFL career and impact beyond the field.
Analysts are evaluating how much talent first-year head coaches have assembled for the upcoming 2026 season, with Ole Miss topping the early grades.
LSU’s 2026 slate pits the new coach against familiar foes and fresh challenges, with each game carrying playoff and narrative weight.
With a $150 million investment and a roster eager to prove itself, LSU faces a gauntlet of marquee games that will test Lane Kiffin's debut season.
Athlon Sports predicts Auburn will secure a 2026 Liberty Bowl bid, ending a four‑year bowl absence and reigniting hopes under new head coach Alex Golesh.
A look at the latest commitments, state‑by‑state breakthroughs and the growing influence of name, image and likeness deals on the next generation of quarterbacks.
The 2026 college football season will see the Georgia Bulldogs confront a twelve‑team slate that blends traditional rivals with fresh challenges, featuring key matchups, coaching changes and historic context.
Auburn University has announced the dismissal of redshirt freshman wide receiver Duke Smith for a team‑rule violation, marking the second departure this offseason after safety Jack Luttrell medically retired. The moves come as the Tigers prepare for their 2026 opener against Baylor in Atlanta under first‑year head coach Alex Golesh.
Four-star prospect Deshawn Hall chose Auburn University over Penn State, emphasizing the genuine support he felt from the coaching staff and the university's commitment to player growth.
Auburn's head coach Alex Golesh aims to restore the program's former glory, drawing on his success at South Florida and a challenging slate of SEC matchups.
Deshawn Hall, the premier wide receiver in Alabama's 2027 class, pledged to Auburn over offers from Tennessee, Florida and Clemson, highlighting the impact of head coach Alex Golesh and wide receivers coach Kodi Burns.
Auburn's football program announced two verbal pledges in one day, highlighted by wide receiver Cedrick Simmons' decision to choose Auburn over Alabama and Purdue, boosting the 2027 class to 24 commitments and a top‑10 national ranking.
Veteran analyst Josh Pate has labeled the Auburn Tigers a dark‑horse contender for the 2026 SEC season, citing the arrival of a new head coach whose offensive pedigree could reshape the program.
Deshawn Hall, a 6‑foot‑4, 190‑pound wide receiver from Prattville, Alabama, announced his commitment to Auburn University, choosing the Tigers over Penn State. His pledge, secured by Alex Golesh's staff over Matt Campbell, adds a top‑ranked talent to Auburn's 2027 class.
With five new head coaches entering the SEC, analyst Josh Pate declares Kirby Smart the league’s premier coach. Smart’s ten‑year tenure at Georgia, marked by back‑to‑back national titles and relentless recruiting, places the Bulldogs at the forefront of the 2026 season.
With only 29% of defensive line snaps returning, Auburn is banking on newcomers like Cody Sigler and Malik Autry to fill the void left by departed starters.
Three‑star recruit Khamoni Williams announced his commitment to Auburn University on June 21, ending his pledge to West Virginia and positioning himself as a cornerstone for Southwind's 2026 campaign.
Edge von Brandt, a 6‑foot‑1, 190‑pound linebacker from Appoquinimink High School, announced his pledge to Auburn, becoming the third linebacker in the Tigers' 2026 recruiting class and the only unranked recruit.
The Bulldogs face a demanding slate of games next season, each opponent bringing a distinct challenge that could shape the team's trajectory.
A look at the top backfields and key players heading into the next college football season.
Auburn’s football program confronts a massive roster turnover, especially at cornerback, as it seeks to end a five‑year streak of losing seasons.
ESPN’s Tom Luginbill predicts Auburn quarterback Byrum Brown will rank among the SEC’s elite, citing his rare combination of 3,000 passing yards and 1,000 rushing yards last season.
ESPN analyst Tom Luginbill ranks Auburn quarterback Byrum Brown among the top five or six in the SEC, praising his effectiveness, physicality and familiarity with the system while noting the need to see his mechanics in action.