The Auburn Tigers football program partners with YellaWood for first-ever on-field sponsorship, marking a major step in NIL-era innovation.

The defensive tackle's unique journey through three levels of college football has prepared him for his final season with the Tigers after a successful stint at Florida A&M.

The school announced that it would be retiring Newton’s No. 2 number after he led the football program to a national title in 2010 and won the Heisman Trophy. He is one of the best players in Auburn history and is only the fourth Auburn player to ever have his number retired, joining Bo Jackson, Pat Sullivan, and Terry Beasley.

In a deal that "honors Pat Dye," Auburn football announced that Yellawood will have the program's first-ever on-field corporate sponsorship for the 2025 season.

Jordan-Hare’s playing surface has officially been named “Pat Dye Field” since 2005, when Dye was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. He posted a 99-39-4 overall record during his 12-year tenure with the Tigers, leading Auburn to four ...

As one of the best players from the state of Texas, Jackson Arnold was added to Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award watch list.

SportsLine expert Jimmie Kaylor has locked in his CFB futures picks and SEC over/under win totals best bets for the 2025 college football season

It makes sense to consider Auburn an afterthought in the Southeastern Conference. After all, the Tigers have endured four consecutive losing seasons — their longest such skid in nearly eight decades — and failed to find much consistency since Tommy Tuberville’s heyday 20 years ago.