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2010 BCS champions Auburn fans dominated the crowd at University of Phoenix Stadium to witness Auburn’s first National Championship in 53 years.

“We said that we wanted to go from good to great. And I can sit here tonight and I can tell you that Auburn -- the Auburn Tigers are the best football team in the United States tonight.” - Head Coach Gene Chizik

With two seconds left on the clock, senior kicker Wes Byrum lined up this field goal to give Auburn the 22-19 win at the BCS National Championship.

bcs national champions Freshman running back Michael Dyer rushed for a game-high 143 yards to earn Offensive MVP honors.

Quarterback Cam Newton passed for 265 yards and two touchdowns while also rushing for 64 yards in the win.

Senior Kodi Burns put the Tigers on the board first, scoring on a 35yard pass from Newton.

The Auburn defense, led by Defensive MVP Nick Fairley held Oregon to just 75 yards rushing in the game. Fairley tallied five tackles, three for loss, and a sack.

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2010 sec champions Head Coach Gene Chizik guided Auburn to its seventh SEC Championship.

Quarterback Cam Newton was named MVP of the SEC Championship game after guiding Auburn to the 56-17 win over South Carolina. Newton passed for 335 yards and 4 TDs while rushing for another 73 yards and 2 TDs.

Junior receiver Darvin Adams hauled in seven catches for 217 yards, scoring two touchdowns in the SEC Championship.

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Sophomore Emory Blake had five catches for 63 yards and a touchdown. His score early in the fourth quarter gave Auburn a 49-14 lead.

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2010 national champions table of contents championship season..................................................1-9

Records .......................................................................... 151-168

National Champions......................................... 1-3 SEC Champions................................................ 4-5 BCS Champions................................................ 6-7 National Honors............................................... 8-9

Coaching Records............................................151 Rushing Records........................................ 152-153 Passing Records........................................ 154-155 Receiving Records..................................... 156-157 Defensive Records..................................... 158-159 Kicking/Punting Records............................ 160-161 Kick Return Records................................... 162-163 Offensive/Scoring Records......................... 164-165 Single-Game Records................................ 166-168

2011 Tigers........................................................................12-57 2011 Roster................................................. 12-13 Veterans....................................................... 14-53 Newcomers.................................................. 54-57

Coaches............................................................................ 58-79 Gene Chizik................................................. 58-61 Jay Boulware.....................................................62 Jeff Grimes........................................................63 Phillip Lolley......................................................64 Curtis Luper.......................................................65 Gus Malzahn....................................................66 Mike Pelton.......................................................67 Ted Roof...........................................................68 Trooper Taylor...................................................69 Tommy Thigpen..................................................70 Support Staff................................................ 71-78 Administration...................................................79

History............................................................................ 169-191 Year-By-Year Leaders................................. 169-177 All-Time Results......................................... 178-189 Yearly Records.................................................190 Records vs. All Opponents................................191

2010 Review................................................................192-199 2010 Final Stats....................................... 192-194 2010 Scoring Drives/Miscellaneous Stats...........195 2010 Game-By-Game/Starting Lineups..............196 2010 Individual Game-By-Game................. 197-198 2010 Superlatives............................................199

Miscellaneous......................................................200-208 Auburn Football.................................................. 80-139 Game Day Atmosphere................................. 80-81 War Eagle........................................................82 Creed & Alma Mater..........................................83 Aubie...............................................................84 Tiger Walk........................................................85 Toomer’s Corner............................................ 86-87 Jordan-Hare Stadium..................................... 88-91 Football Facilities.......................................... 92-93 Championship Celebration............................. 94-95 Iron Bowl..................................................... 96-97 Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry........................... 98-99 SEC Champions........................................ 100-102 Undefeated Seasons.................................. 103-106 National Award Winners........................... 107-110 Heisman Trophy Winners........................... 111-113 NFL Pro Day............................................. 114-115 Academic Success............................................116 Community Service..........................................117 Auburn University...................................... 118-119 Strength & Conditioning............................. 120-121 Auburn in the NFL..................................... 122-131 Bowl Games............................................. 132-139

Honors ...........................................................................140-150 National FB Foundation Hall Of Fame......... 140-141 All-Americans........................................... 142-149 All-Time All-SEC Performers...............................150

Media Exposure........................................ 200-204 Auburn IMG Sports Network.............................205 Auburn Athletics........................................ 206-207 Under Armour.................................................208 Auburn University is an equal opportunity educational institution/employer.

2011 SCHEDULE Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Nov. 26

UTAH STATE MISSISSIPPI STATE at Clemson FLORIDA ATLANTIC at South Carolina at Arkansas FLORIDA at LSU OLE MISS at Georgia SAMFORD (HC) ALABAMA

AUBURN AUBURN Clemson, S.C. AUBURN Columbia, S.C. Fayetteville, Ark. AUBURN Baton Rouge, La. AUBURN Athens, Ga. AUBURN AUBURN

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The 2011 Auburn Football Media Guide is published by the Auburn Media Relations Office, a division of the Auburn Athletics Department. The guide was edited by Matt Crouch, Bob Grant and Kirk Sampson, with editorial assistance from Kathy Harker, Morgan Powell and Mae Davis. Cover artwork by Tyler Trout. Photography provided by Todd Van Emst, Leffie Dailey, John Reed, Ed Jones, Sam Oliver, Mike Cortez, AU Photo Services, The Heisman Trophy Trust and NFL Photography. The guide was printed by Craftmaster Printers, Auburn. To contact the Auburn Media Relations office, call 334-844-9800.

2010 national champions ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

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Trovon Reed, WR

DeAngelo Benton, WR

Michael Dyer, RB

Jake Holland, LB

Jonathon Mincy, DB

Anthony Morgan, RB

Quindarius Carr, WR

No. Name 25 Daren Bates 22 T’Sharvan Bell 3 DeAngelo Benton 80 Emory Blake 91 Joel Bonomolo 29 Chris Brooks 87 Sam Brown 82 Xavier Brown 63 Blake Burgess Wirth Campbell 9 Quindarius Carr 92 Kenneth Carter 68 Ed Christian 30 Steven Clark 20 Drew Cole 70 Shon Coleman 79 Jared Cooper 11 Chris Davis 52 Justin Delaine 50 Reese Dismukes 48 Jake Drum 5 Michael Dyer 94 Nosa Eguae 35 Jonathan Evans 65 Tunde Fariyike 31 Trent Fisher 95 Dee Ford 84 Codey Frederick 21 Eltoro Freeman 58 Harris Gaston 83 Cameron Groce 77 A.J. Greene Garrett Harper 61 Josh Harris 64 Forrest Hill 5 Jake Holland 45 Davis Hooper 40 Chris Humphries 67 Bobby Ingalls 65 Jake Lembke 55 Corey Lemonier 43 Philip Lutzenkirchen 97 Derrick Lykes 41 Anderson Mack 60 Eric Mack

10 LaDarius Owens, LB 11 Chris Davis, CB 12 Demetruce McNeal, DB 13 Craig Sanders, DE 14 Barrett Trotter, QB 15 Clint Moseley, QB 15 Neiko Thorpe, DB 16 Ikeem Means, DB 18 Logan Paul, QB 19 Ryan White, DB 20 Drew Cole, DB 21 Eltoro Freeman, LB 22 T’Sharvan Bell, DB 23 Onterio McCalebb, RB 24 Ryan Smith, DB 25 Daren Bates, LB 28 Jonathan Rose, DB 29 Chris Brooks, K 30 Steven Clark, P 31 Trent Fisher, DB 35 Jonathan Evans, LB 36 Cody Parkey, K 37 Ladarious Phillips, RB 38 Jawara White, LB 39 Dimitri Reese, WR 40 Chris Humphries, RB 40 Jordan Spriggs, DB 41 Anderson Mack, WR 42 Chandler Shakespeare, RB 43 Philip Lutzenkirchen, TE 45 Davis Hooper, RB 48 Jake Drum, WR 49 Nathan Taylor, WR 50 Reese Dismukes, C 52 Justin Delaine, DE

Pos. LB DB WR WR DE K DB WR OL QB WR DT OL P DB OL OL CB DE C WR RB DE LB OL DB DE WR LB LB TE OL WR DS DS LB RB FB OL DS DE TE DL WR OL

Ht. 5-11 6-0 6-2 6-1 6-3 6-0 6-1 6-2 6-2 6-4 6-1 6-5 6-4 6-5 5-11 6-6 6-4 5-10 6-5 6-3 6-5 5-9 6-2 5-11 6-2 6-0 6-4 6-4 5-11 6-1 6-3 6-5 5-11 6-1 6-1 6-0 6-0 6-2 6-7 6-0 6-4 6-4 6-2 5-11 6-3

Wt. 207 180 203 197 240 180 221 213 281 195 184 287 323 231 190 275 300 183 237 300 253 207 261 232 307 189 229 199 226 241 225 309 188 227 232 234 212 225 340 239 234 264 286 189 332

Yr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. So. So. Fr. Sr. So. RFr. So. Sr. Fr. Sr. So. RFr. Fr. Jr. So. So. Jr. RFr. RFr. Jr. RFr. Sr. So. RFr. Sr. Fr. Sr. RFr. So. Sr. Sr. Sr. So. So. Jr. Jr. RFr. RFr.

Hometown Memphis, Tenn. Kissimmee, Fla. Bastrop, La. Austin, Texas Metairie, La. Huntsville, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Lawrenceville, Ga. Vestavia Hills, Ala. Nashville, Tenn. Huntsville, Ala. Greenville, Ala. Valdosta, Ga. Kansas City, Mo. Picayune, Miss. Olive Branch, Miss. Brewton, Ala. Birmingham, Ala Linden, Ala. Spanish Fort, Ala. Hoover, Ala. Little Rock, Ark. Mansfield, Texas Prichard, Ala. Thomaston, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Odenville, Ala. Hamilton, Ala. Alexander City, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Gardendale, Ala. Madison, Tenn. Springdale, Ark. Carrollton, Ga. Morrow, Ga. Pelham, Ala. Montgomery, Ala. Somerville, Ala. Gardendale, Ala. New Lenox, Ill. Hialeah, Fla. Marietta, Ga. Clanton, Ala. Atlanta, Ga. St. Matthews, S.C.

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. 23 Onterio McCalebb RB 12 Demetruce McNeal DB 16 Ikeem Means DB 6 Jonathon Mincy DB 8 Anthony Morgan RB 15 Clint Moseley QB 75 Brandon Mosley OL 66 Thomas Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Reilly OL 86 Chris Otersen TE 10 LaDarius Owens LB 36 Cody Parkey K 18 Logan Paul QB OL 78 Aubrey Phillips 37 Ladarious Phillips RB 69 Ryan Preston OL 1 Trovon Reed WR 39 Dimitri Reese WR LB 56 Ashton Richardson 61 Donnie Riggins OL DB 28 Jonathan Rose 13 Craig Sanders DE 64 Chase Seals OL 42 Chandler Shakespeare RB 62 Chad Slade OL Ellis Smith P 24 Ryan Smith DB 40 Jordan Spriggs DB 85 Travante Stallworth WR 71 John Sullen OL 49 Nathan Taylor WR 15 Neiko Thorpe DB DL 74 Jamar Travis 14 Barrett Trotter QB 99 Brian Walsh DL 59 Jacob Westrich LB 54 Jeffrey Whitaker DT LB 38 Jawara White DB 19 Ryan White

Ht. 5-10 6-1 6-0 5-10 5-9 6-3 6-6 6-3 6-3 6-2 6-0 6-0 6-5 6-0 6-1 6-0 5-10 6-0 6-8 6-2 6-4 6-7 5-10 6-5 5-1 6-1 5-9 5-9 6-6 5-10 6-2 6-0 6-2 6-3 6-1 6-3 6-1 5-10

Wt. 170 187 209 187 194 224 303 323 198 247 193 184 338 293 280 185 170 212 307 185 257 282 197 329 201 200 182 187 336 181 185 295 206 307 219 310 244 195

Yr. Jr. So. Jr. RFr. Jr. So. Sr. Fr. Sr. RFr. So. RFr. RFr. RFr. RFr. RFr. RFr. Sr. Jr. Fr. So. RFr. So. RFr. Fr. So. RFr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Fr. RFr. So. RFr. So.

Hometown Fort Meade, Fla. College Park, Ga. Wetumpka, Ala. Decatur, Ga. Brantley, Ala. Leroy, Ala. Jefferson, Ga. Marietta, Ga. Springfield, Va. Bessemer, Ala. Jupiter, Fla. Gulf Shores, Ala. Olive Branch, Miss. Roanoke, Ala. Oxford, Ala. Thibodaux, La. Birmingham, Ala. New Orleans, La. Wetumpka, Ala. Leeds, Ala. Clio, Ala. Auburn, Ala. Oxford, Ala. Moody, Ala. LaGrange, Ga. Cordova, Ala. Mobile, Ala. Leesville, La. Auburn, Ala. Fredericksburg, Va. Tucker, Ga. Brewton, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Winter Springs, Fla. Huntsville, Ala. Warner Robins, Ga. Troy, Ala. Tallahassee, Fla.

2010 national champions linebacker

daren

bates

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5-11 207 JR-2L Memphis, Tenn. (Olive Branch) Psychology

CAREER — Moved to linebacker as a sophomore after playing safety as a freshman in 2009. 2010 — Appeared in 12 games with nine starts ... 8th on team with 48 tackles ... Made first collegiate start at linebacker in season opener vs. Arkansas State and led Tigers in tackles with a career-best of 10 ... Seven of the 10 tackles were solo ... Against South Carolina, forced first career fumble, which led to AU go-ahead TD in 4th Qtr., had a QB hurry, one TFL (minus 1 yard) and five total tackles ... Against Kentucky, finished second on team with eight tackles, including six solo stops ... Also forced a fumble in second quarter that led to AU field goal ... In SEC Championship Game vs. South Carolina, finished with third-most tackles with six and had an interception which halted a Gamecocks’ scoring threat at the AU 24-yard line. 2009 — SEC Coaches’ All-Freshman Team ... College Football News Freshman All-American Third Team ... Ranked T-39th in SEC in tackles per game, 5.4 tpg ... Started all 13 games ... Totaled 70 tackles with 2.5 TFLs and one fumble recover y ... Started at safety in season opener vs. Louisiana Tech ... Recorded AU’s only interception of the game, making a leaping grab at the AU 2-yard line to halt a Tech scoring threat ... Tied career high with seven tackles against Tennessee ... Six of his seven stops vs. the Vols were solo ... Against Kentucky, Set season-high with eight tackles with six solo stops ... Finished with seven tackles, five solo, including a TFL (minus 5 yards) vs. Alabama ... In Outback Bowl vs. Northwestern, recorded seven tackles, including six solo stops, with one pass break-up. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Scott Samsel ... Collected 90 tackles and four interceptions and had nearly 900 yards of total offense as a senior … Named to the MHSAA All-Region 1 Class 5A team … Selected for the Commercial Appeal Shelby Metro All-Suburban team. PERSONAL — Born Nov. 27, 1990 ... Son of Michael and Weslynn Bates ... Major: Psychology.

bates Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT 2009 13/13 70 46 2010 12/9 48 31 Totals 25/22 118 77

AT TFL-YDS 24 2.5-19 17 1.0-1 41 3.5-20

QBS-YDS FF/FR PD .5-12 0/1 4 0.0-0 2/0 0 0.5-12 2/1 4

CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Tackles 10 Arkansas State Tackles for Loss 1.5 Ball State Sacks 0.5 Ball State INT’s 1 2x last vs. South Carolina

Date 9/4/10 9/26/09 9/26/09 9/5/09

I/YDS 1/0 2/0 2/0

defensive back

t'sharvan

bell

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6-0 180 JR-2L Kissimmee, Fla.. (Osceola) management

2010 — Appeared in 11 games with three starts and totaled 38 tackles with 3.5 TFL’s and one INT ... T-3rd on team in PBU’s (4) ... Against South Carolina, had first career fumble recovery to with two tackles ... Fumble recovery led to go-ahead TD in 4th quarter ... Against ULM, made first career start and posted five tackles ... Also had PBU vs. ULM ... Against Kentucky, recorded six tackles, all solo stops ... Against Alabama posted three tackles, one sack and two TFL’s ... First career solo sack came late in fourth quarter on third down with Alabama at the AU 36-yard line to take Tide out of field goal range ... Also had a pair of PBU’s with last coming on Crimson Tide’s final drive of game ... In SEC Championship Game vs. South Carolina, set career high and led team with nine tackles including six solo stops ... Also picked off a pass and returned it 10 yards for AU touchdown ... Was first INT return for score of career ... Against Oregon in BCS National Championship Game, started and totaled five tackles, all solo, with 1.0 TFL for minus 1 yard. 2009 — Appeared in 13 games ... Recorded first career INT vs. Mississippi State ... Notched first TFL (0.5) vs. Arkansas for minus 2 yards ... Also had season best two tackles vs. Razorbacks ... Matched season best with two tackles vs. Georgia ... In Outback Bowl vs. Northwestern, registered seasonhigh with a pair of interceptions including one pass picked off in the end zone ... Did not have a tackle vs. Northwestern. 2008 — Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Jeff Rolson ... Passed for 930 yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior ... Carried 47 times for 606 yards (12.9 average) and seven touchdowns … Recorded 17 total touchdowns along with seven interceptions defensively, including two for touchdowns … Ranked No. 26 nationally among safeties by Scout.com. PERSONAL — Born Sept. 22, 1989 … Son of Bertia Williams and Earl Bell ... Major: Management.

Bell Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT 2009 13/0 9 7 2010 11/3 38 29 Totals 24/3 47 36

AT TFL-YDS 2 0.5-2 9 3.5-7 11 4.0-9

CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Tackles 9 South Carolina INT’s 2 Northwestern

QBS-YDS FF/FR PD 0.0-0 0/0 3 1.0-4 0/1 4 1.0-4 0/1 7

I/YDS 3-3 1-10 4-13

Date 12/4/10 1/1/10

wide receiver

2010 national champions deangelo

benton

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6-2 203 JR-2L Bastrop, La. (bastrop) public administration

2010 — Appeared in nine games, primarily on special teams ... Saw playing time in season opener vs. Arkansas State, but did not record a catch ... Did not play in SEC opener at Mississippi State ... Played but did not have a reception vs. Clemson ... Saw limited snaps vs. South Carolina ... Against ULM, caught first pass of season with a 15-yard grab ... Against UK, saw playing time but left game due to injury ... Missed four games due to injury ... Returned from injury vs. Georgia and saw limited snaps ... Played vs. Alabama primarily on special teams ... Saw playing time vs. South Carolina in SEC Championship game on special teams ... Played on special teams vs. Oregon in BCS National Championship Game. 2009 — Appeared in 12 games ... Caught six passes for 88 yards with a long catch of 26 yards ... Saw playing time, but did not record a catch in season opener vs. Louisiana Tech and SEC opener vs. Mississippi State ... Recorded first catch vs. Furman ... Totaled six grabs for 88 yards with a long catch of 26 yards vs. Furman ... Played, but did not have a catch vs. Alabama or Northwestern in Outback Bowl. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Brad Bradshaw ... Honored as the 2006 Class 4A MVP after hauling in 40 catches for 947 yards and 15 touchdowns in leading Bastrop to its second straight state title ... Averaged 23.6 yards per catch his senior season ... Named a high school All-American by Parade Magazine and SuperPrep in 2006 … Caught 41 passes for 869 yards and 11 touchdowns as a junior in 2005 ... Earned 4A all-state honors as a junior … Named to the Rivals.com Rivals100, Scout.com Hot 100 and ESPN.com 150 … Ranked as the nation’s seventh-best wide receiver by Rivals.com and Scout.com, and the third-best prospect from Louisiana by Rivals.com ... Member of the Baton Rouge Advocate Super Dozen, New Orleans Times Picayune’s Blue-Chip List and Atlanta Journal-Constitution Super Southern 100 following senior season. PERSONAL

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Born Nov. 17, 1987 ... Major: Public Administration.

benton Career CAREER RECEIVING STATS YEAR G/GS NO 2009 12/0 6 2010 9/0 1 Total 21/0 7

YDS 88 15 103

AVG TD LP/OPP 14.7 0 26/Furman 15.0 0 15/ULM 14.7 0 26/Furman

CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Receptions 6 Furman Rec. Yards 88 Furman Rec. TDs NA

Date 11/7/09 11/7/09

wide receiver

emory

blake

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6-1 197 JR-2L Austin, Texas (stephen F. Austin) Liberal Arts

CAREER — Set AU record for longest play from scrimmage along with QB Cam Newton on a 94-yard catch and run for a TD vs. ULM (10/2/10). 2010 — Played in 14 games with six starts ... Led team in TD receptions (8) ... Shared longest pass play in SEC with QB Cam Newton (94 yds vs. ULM) ... Third on team in receptions (33) and yards (554) ... In SEC opener vs. Mississippi State, took pass from Newton 39-yards for first-career TD which gave AU a 7-0 first-quarter lead ... Against ULM, started and posted career-high 101 yards receiving on two catches including an AU record 94yard TD catch and run ... Against Ole Miss, set career high with six catches ... Against Alabama, had team-high three catches totaling 39 yards with a 36-yard TD grab ... In SEC Championship Game vs. South Carolina, caught five passes for 63 yards with one touchdown ... Against Oregon in BCS National Championship Game, tied for team high with 54 receiving yards on four catches including a 30-yard TD catch that gave AU 16-11 lead in second quarter. 2009 — Appeared in 11 games with one start ... Had a catch in four consecutive games to end the season ... Saw playing time, but did not have a reception in season opener vs. Louisiana Tech ... Notched first career reception vs. LSU, a 16-yard grab ... Hauled in five passes for 32 yards vs. Furman ... Had one reception for 8 yards vs. Georgia ... Grabbed one pass for 7 yards vs. Alabama ... Had a 3-yard catch vs. Northwestern in Outback Bowl. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Rodney Vincent ... As a senior, caught 64 passes for 936 yards and nine touchdowns, while rushing for 643 yards and four scores on 74 carries … Named the 2008 District 25-5A Offensive MVP. PERSONAL — Born July 18, 1991 ... Son of Jeff and Lewanna Blake … Father was an NFL quarterback for 14 years ... Major: Liberal Arts.

blake Career CAREER RECEIVING STATS YEAR G/GS NO 2009 11/1 9 2010 14/6 33 Totals 25/7 42

YDS 33 554 620

AVG TD LP/OPP 7.3 0 16/LSU 16.8 8 94/ULM 14.8 8 94/ULM

CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Receptions 6 Ole Miss Rec. Yards 101 ULM TDs 1 8x (last vs. Oregon [BCSNCG])

Date 10/30/10 10/2/10 1/10/11

wide receiver

2010 national champions quindarius

carr

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6-1 184 SR-3L huntsville, ala. (huntsville) graduate

CAREER — Averaging 36.7 yards per TD reception, with 46, 48 and 16-yard scoring catches. 2010 — Appeared in 14 games with one start and three catches for 103 yards and two TD’s ... 9th in SEC in punt return average (5.7) ... Led all receivers with a career-best 87 yards in season opener vs. Arkansas State ... Hauled in two catches vs. ASU including a 48-yard TD grab ... The 48-yard catch was longest of career ... Also totaled 47 yards on five punt returns with a long of 18 yards ... Against ULM, had one catch for a 16-yard TD grab in second quarter ... Played vs. South Carolina in SEC Championship Game but did not return a punt or have a reception ... Played vs. Oregon in BCS National Championship Game but did not have catch or punt return. 2009 — Appeared in 13 games with two starts, catching two passes for 78 yards ... Saw playing time but did not record a catch vs. Louisiana Tech and Mississippi State ... Recorded one 32-yard reception vs. Arkansas ... Made first career start vs. Alabama ... Against Northwestern in Outback Bowl, hauled in career-long pass of 46 yards for a score to give Tigers 21-7 lead in second quarter ... TD grab was first of career. 2008 — Played in every game, catching six passes for 63 yards with a long of 28 yards ... Hauled in first career reception, for 6 yards, in season opener vs. Louisiana-Monroe ... Had one catch for 28 yards vs. Mississippi State ... Caught one pass for seven yards vs. West Virginia. 2007

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Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Kevin Wieseman ... Named first-team Huntsville All-City and named Offensive Player of the Year for the city of Huntsville in 2006. PERSONAL — Born May 1, 1989 … Son of Jovita and Kelvin Carr ... Earned undergraduate degree in criminology ... Currently enrolled in graduate school pursuing Master of Public Administration.

carr Career CAREER RECEIVING STATS YEAR G/GS NO 2008 12/0 6 2009 13/2 2 2010 14/1 3 Totals 39/3 11

YDS 63 78 103 244

AVG 10.5 39.0 34.3 22.2

TD LP/OPP 0 28/Mississippi St. 1 46/Northwestern 2 48/Arkansas State 3 48/Arkansas State

CAREER PUNT RETURN STATS YEAR G/GS NO YDS AVG TD LP/OPP 2010 14/1 19 108 5.7 0 18/Arkansas State CAREER GAME Receptions Rec. Yards Rec. TDs

HIGH STATS No. Opponent 1 8x (last vs. Northwestern) 46 Northwestern 1 Northwestern

Date 1/1/10 1/1/10 1/1/10

defensive tackle

kenneth

carter

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6-5 287 so-1L greenville, ala. (Olive Branch) Undecided

2010 — Appeared in eight games and totaled six tackles with six tackles ... Saw limited snaps in season opener vs. Arkansas State and totaled three tackles with a QB hurry ... Played in SEC opener at Mississippi State but did not record a tackle ... Saw extended playing time vs. ULM, totaling two tackles with career-first TFL (1.0 for minus 5 yards) and fumble recovery ... Also had two QB hurries and totaled two solo tackles ... Saw playing time vs. Ole Miss but did not have a tackle ... Against UTC, registered one solo tackle ... Played vs. Alabama but did not have a tackle ... Saw playing time vs. South Carolina in SEC Championship Game and vs. Oregon in BCS National Championship Game but did not have a tackle. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Ben Blackmon ... Recorded 76 tackles (45 solo), 16 tackles for loss, two sacks, 21 QB pressures, five forced fumbles, one field goal blocked and an interception returned for a touchdown as a senior … No. 23-rated defensive tackle and the No. 8 player in Alabama by Rivals.com … No. 17-rated defensive tackle by Scout.com … Ranked 35th among defensive tackles by ESPN.com/Scouts Inc. … No. 5 on the Birmingham News’ list of the Alabama Super Seniors … Ranked as the No. 22 player in Alabama by SuperPrep … Named to the All-Southeast Region team by PrepStar … Was a 2009 Alabama-Mississippi All-Star game participant … Was voted to the 2009 5A All-State team by the Alabama Sports Writers Association … Voted the 2009 5A Lineman of the Year by the Alabama Sports Writers Association … Was a member of the “Best of the Rest” on the Mobile Press Register’s Elite 18. PERSONAL — Born Feb. 13, 1991 … Son of Cynthia Carter ... Major: Undecided.

carter Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT AT TFL-YDS QBS-YDS FF/FR PD I/YDS 2010 8/0 6 5 1 1.0-5 0.0-0 0/1 0 0/0 CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Tackles 3 Arkansas State Tackles for Loss 1.0 ULM Sacks NA

Date 9/4/10 10/2/10

defensive back

2010 national champions drew

cole

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5-11 190 sR-3L picayune, miss. (picayune) finance

2010 — Appeared in 10 games and totaled six tackles ... Saw playing time but did not record a tackle in season opener vs. Arkansas State ... Played in SEC opener at Mississippi State and totaled one solo tackle ... Had one tackle vs. Clemson ... Did not play vs. South Carolina ... Against ULM, logged snaps and totaled one solo tackle ... Saw playing time vs. Kentucky ... Played vs. Arkansas but did not have a tackle ... Played but did not record a tackle vs. LSU ... Saw playing time but did not have a tackle vs. Ole Miss ... Against UTC, recorded a career-best three tackles, all solo stops. 2009 — Appeared in four games, missing nine games to injury ... Recorded two tackles in season opener vs. Louisiana Tech ... Also saw playing time vs. Mississippi State and Alabama ... Had one solo tackle vs. Northwestern in Outback Bowl. 2008 — Played in 11 games on special teams with three total tackles ... Totaled two assisted tackles in season opener vs. Louisiana-Monroe ... One solo stop vs. Southern Miss. HIGH SCHOOL — Had 60 tackles, 16 pass break-ups and five interceptions as a senior, while also rushing for 821 yards and 10 touchdowns … Named to the Class 4A All-State First Team … Named to the All-State second team by the Clarion-Ledger … Earned Class 4A First Team All-State honors as a junior after collecting 59 tackles, 16 pass breakups and one interception … The No. 25-ranked prospect from Mississippi by SuperPrep … Named to PrepStar’s AllSoutheast Region team . PERSONAL — Born Feb. 28, 1989 … Son of Milton Cole and Amanda Walker … Brother, Milt, was a senior tight end for LSU in 2007. Major: Finance.

cole Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT AT TFL-YDS 2008 11/0 3 1 2 0.0-0 2009 4/0 3 2 1 0.0-0 2010 10/0 6 6 0 0.0-0 Totals 25/0 12 9 3 0.0-0 CAREER Tackles TFL’s Sacks

GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent 2 Louisiana Tech NA NA

QBS-YDS FF/FR PD I/YDS 0.0-0 0/0 0 0/0 0.0-0 0/0 0 0/0 0.0-0 0/0 0 0/0 0.0-0 0/0 0 0/0 Date 9/5/09

offensive line

jared

cooper . .

6-4 300 sR-2L brewton, ala. (w.s. Neal) history in education

2010 — SEC Academic Honor Roll ... Played in every game, primarily on special teams. 2009 — SEC Academic Honor Roll ... Saw playing time in every game on special teams ... Had four knockdown blocks in extended playing time vs. Furman. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Scott Samsel ... Collected 90 tackles and four interceptions and had nearly 900 yards of total offense as a senior … Named to the MHSAA All-Region 1 Class 5A team … Selected for the Commercial Appeal Shelby Metro All-Suburban team … Named the BankPlus Player of the Week by the DeSoto Times following a 49-22 victory over Horn Lake in which he had 107 total yards and three touchdowns, 10 tackles and an interception. PERSONAL — Born Nov. 27, 1990 ... Son of Michael and Weslynn Bates ... Major: Undecided.

cornerback

2010 national champions chris

davis . .

5-10 183 so-1L birmingham, ala. (woodlawn) pre-business

2010 — Played in all 14 games and totaled 19 tackle with three PBU’s ... Saw playing time in season opener vs. Arkansas State, registering two solo tackles ... Totaled one solo tackle in SEC opener at Mississippi State ... Registered one solo tackle vs. Clemson ... Played but did not have a tackle vs. South Carolina ... Against ULM, recorded career-best three tackles with a pair of solo stops ... Against Kentucky, matched season high with three tackles, all assisted ... Saw playing time vs. Arkansas but did not have a tackle ... Against LSU, matched season high with three tackles, all solo stops, and had one PBU ... Had a pair of solo tackles vs. Ole Miss ... Against UTC, totaled three tackles, two solo, with a pair of PBU’s ... Played vs. Georgia but did not have a tackle ... Saw playing time vs. Alabama but did not have a tackle ... Had one solo tackle in SEC Championship Game vs. South Carolina ... Injured on opening kickoff of BCS National Championship Game vs. Oregon and did not return. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Bruce Breland ... No. 31-rated cornerback by Scout.com … Ranked as the nation’s No. 97 athlete by ESPN.com/ Scouts Inc. … Named to the 2009 5A All-State Football Team by the Alabama Sports Writers Association … Selected as the North and East Area Player of the Year and an All-Metro Team selection by the Birmingham News … No. 6 on the Birmingham News’ list of the Alabama Super Seniors … As a senior, had 1,621 all-purpose yards, including 134 carries for 877 yards (6.5 ypc), eight catches for 185 yards, 472 kickoff return yards and 48 punt return yards … Defensively, had 23 tackles (19 solo) and three pass break-ups while playing part time … Scored 60 of his team’s 109 points in 2009 … Also excelled in basketball. PERSONAL — Born Nov. 4, 1990 … Son of Janice Brown ... Major: PreBusiness.

davis Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT AT TFL-YDS QBS-YDS FF/FR PD I/YDS 2010 14/0 19 14 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0/0 3 0/0 CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Date Tackles 3 4x (last vs. Chattanooga) 11/6/10 Tackles for Loss NA Sacks NA INT’s NA

running back

michael

dyer

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5-9 207 so-1L little rock, ark. (little rock christian) liberal arts

CAREER — Has four 100-yard rushing performances ... Named Offensive MVP of BCS National Championship Game after rushing for 143 yards, which is 10th-highest rushing total by a freshman in AU history ... Holds the AU freshman rushing record with 1,093 yards, eclipsing mark of 829 yards by Bo Jackson in 1982 ... Along with QB Cam Newton, became the second duo in AU history to each record 1,000-yard rushing performances in a single season (2010). 2010 — SEC Coaches’ All-Freshman Team ... Collegefootballnews.com Second-Team Freshman All-America ... Appeared in 14 games with eight starts ... Had only six carries (minus 13 yards) for negative yardage in 182 rushing attempts ... 9th in SEC/55th in NCAA in rushing (78.1) ... 2nd in SEC/5th in NCAA in rushing yards for a freshman ... 2nd on team in rushing yards (1,093) and rushing attempts (182) ... Carried the ball 14 times for 95 yards, to lead all running backs, with a touchdown in season opener vs. Arkansas State ... Earned first career start vs. Clemson ... Rushed 16 times for 69 yards with a long run of 23 vs. Clemson ... Against South Carolina, recorded first career start and first career 100-yard rushing game with 100 yards on 23 carries ... Against LSU, led all running backs with 100 yards on 15 carries ... Against Ole Miss, led all rushers with a season-high 180 yards on 21 carries ... In SEC Championship Game vs. South Carolina, rushed for 64 yards on 14 carries to lead AU running backs ... Against Oregon in BCS National Championship Game, earned Offensive MVP honors after rushing for game high 143 yards on 22 carries including a 37-yard run and a 16yard run on AU’s final game-winning drive. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Justin Kramer ... Nation’s toprated running back by ESPN.com/Scouts, Inc. … No. 5-ranked player in the ESPNU 150 … No. 2-rated running back by Rivals.com and Scout.com … Named to the 2010 Parade All-American Football Team. PERSONAL — Born Oct. 13, 1990 … Son of Andre Dyer ... Major: Liberal Arts.

dyer Career CAREER RUSHING STATS YEAR G/GS NO YDS AVG TD LP/OPP 2010 14/7 182 1093 6.0 5 38/Kentucky CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Rush Att. 23 South Carolina Rush Yards 180 Ole Miss Rush TDs 1 5x (last vs. Chattanooga)

Date 9/25/10 10/30/10 11/6/10

defensive end

2010 national champions nosa

eguae

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6-2 261 so-1L mansfield, texas (summit) liberal arts

2010 — Appeared in 14 games with 11 starts ... Totaled 22 tackles with 7.5 TFL’s and 3.5 sacks ... In season opener vs. Arkansas State, totaled two tackles with half a TFL ... Played in SEC opener at Mississippi State but did not register a tackle ... Had one solo tackle and one QB hurry vs. Clemson ... Against South Carolina, earned first career start and registered five tackles, three solo, with 1.5 TFL’s (minus 4 yards) and first career sack (half) for minus 2 yards ... Against ULM, started and totaled one assisted tackle in limited snaps ... Started and recorded one assisted tackle vs. Kentucky ... Against Arkansas, started and totaled one solo tackle ... Had one tackle and a QB hurry vs. LSU ... Started vs. Ole Miss but did not have a tackle ... Started vs. UTC but did not record a tackle in limited snaps ... Against Georgia, set career best with 2.0 sacks, and TFL’s, for minus 14 yards ... Started vs. Alabama and had a pair of QB hurries ... Part of AU defense that held Alabama to 67 yards total offense in the second half ... In SEC Championship Game vs. South Carolina, set career best with 2.5 TFL’s (minus 8 yards) to go with four total tackles, a sack for minus 6 yards and one QB hurry ... Against Oregon in BCS National Championship Game, registered four tackles, all solo, with one TFL for minus 2 yards. 2009 — Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Kyle Geller ... As a senior, had 67 tackles, including 14.5 for loss and six sacks, recovered three fumbles and forced two fumbles … As a junior, collected 76 tackles, including 18 tackles for loss and seven sacks, and intercepted a pass. PERSONAL — Born Aug. 15, 1991 ... Son of Sam Eguae ... Major: Liberal Arts.

eguae Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT AT TFL-YDS QBS-YDS FF/FR PD I/YDS 2010 14/11 22 14 8 7.5-28 3.5-22 0/0 0 0/0 CAREER Tackles TFL’s Sacks

GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent 5 South Carolina 2.5 South Carolina (SECCG) 2.0 Georgia

Date 9/25/10 12/4/10 11/13/10

linebacker

jonathan

evans

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5-11 232 JR-2L prichard, ala. (mattie t. blount) philosophy

2010 — Appeared in 13 games with one start and totaled 27 tackles with 1.0 TFL ... 2nd on team with 11 special teams tackles ... In season opener vs. Arkansas State, totaled four tackles with a pair of solo stops ... Registered four tackles with three solo stops vs. Arkansas ... Against LSU, had half a TFL for minus 1 yard to go with three tackles ... Against Ole Miss, started first game of season and totaled season high of five tackles, three solo, with half a TFL ... Against Georgia, totaled a pair of solo tackles ... Played vs. Alabama but did not have a tackle ... Part of AU defense that held Alabama to 67 yards total offense in second half ... Had one tackle in win over South Carolina in SEC Championship Game ... Played but did not have a tackle vs. Oregon in BCS National Championship Game. 2009 — Appeared in 13 games with one start ... Totaled 28 tackles with 21 solo ... Had at least one tackle in 11 of 13 games ... Recorded one assisted tackle in first collegiate action vs. Louisiana Tech ... Also had one tackle in SEC opener vs. Mississippi State ... Against Ball State, totaled two solo tackles ... Had a pair of solo stops in win over Tennessee ... Totaled two tackles, both solo, against Arkansas ... Had one tackle vs. Kentucky and against LSU ... Recorded one solo tackle vs. Ole Miss ... Against Furman, finished with season-high five tackles, all solo ... Against Georgia, had half a TFL (first of career) to go with four total tackles ... TFL was for minus 1 yard ... Earned first career start vs. Alabama and posted a career-best eight tackles, all solo stops ... Played but did not register a tackle vs. Northwestern in Outback Bowl. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Kelvin Sigler ... Had 93 total tackles (50 solos and 43 assists), two sacks, 12 tackles for a loss, three forced fumbles and one pass breakup as a senior. PERSONAL — Born Nov. 29, 1989 ... Son of Mary Evans … Brother of former Tiger linebacker Chris Evans (2005-08) ... Major: Philosophy.

evans Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT 2009 13/1 28 21 2010 13/1 27 16 Totals 25/2 55 37

AT TFL-YDS 7 0.5-1 11 1.0-1 18 1.5-2

CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Tackles 8 Alabama TFLs 0.5 Georgia Sacks NA

QBS-YDS FF/FR PD 0.0-0 0/0 0 0.0-0 0/0 0 0.0-0 0/0 0

I/YDS 0/0 0/0 0/0

Date 11/27/09 11/14/09

defensive end

2010 national champions dee

ford . .

6-4 229 JR-2L odenville, ala. (st. clair county) liberal arts

2010 — Appeared in 13 games with one start and totaled 11 tackles with 2.0 TFL’s, both sacks ... Saw playing time in season opener vs. Arkansas State but did not record a tackle ... Played in SEC opener at Mississippi State but did not register a tackle ... Against ULM, earned first career start and equaled career-high with four tackles, three solo ... Also had two QB hurries ... Recorded one assisted tackle vs. Kentucky ... Had one tackle vs. Ole Miss ... Against UTC, totaled three tackles, all solo, with one sack for minus 5 yards and a pair of QB hurries ... Against Georgia, only tackle of game was a solo sack for minus 11 yards ... Saw playing time vs. Alabama but did not have tackle ... Had one tackle in the win over South Carolina in SEC Championship Game ... Played but did not have a tackle vs. Oregon in the BCS National Championship Game. 2009 — Appeared in 13 games ... Totaled 12 tackles ... In first collegiate game, recorded one tackle with two QBH ... Had one tackle, solo, and one QB hurry in limited snaps vs. Mississippi State ... Had one QB hurry vs. West Virginia ... Against Ball State, had season highs with four tackles with one sack (minus 10 yards) and half a TFL (minus 1 yard) with one QB hurry ... Registered two tackles against Arkansas ... Matched season-high with four tackles vs. Furman and added 1.0 TFL for minus 6 yards and a pair of QB hurries ... Also recorded first-career INT, picking off a deflected pass vs. Paladin ... Played but did not register a tackle vs. Northwestern in Outback Bowl. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Charlie Boren ... As a senior, had 90 tackles (40 solo, 50 assists), including 38 tackles for loss and 18 sacks, intercepted a pass and broke up three … Selected 2008 Star of Alabama for his game against Hokes Bluff with 12 tackles including five sacks for a loss of 40 yards, and an interception. PERSONAL — Born March 19, 1991 ... Son of James and Debbie Ford ... Major: Liberal Arts.

ford Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT AT TFL-YDS QBS-YDS FF/FR PD I/YDS 2009 13/0 12 5 7 2.5-17 1.0-10 0/0 1 1/3 2010 13/1 10 7 3 2.0-16 2.0-16 0/0 0 0/0 Totals 26/1 22 12 10 4.5-33 3.0-26 0/0 1 1/3 CAREER Tackles TFLs Sacks

GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent 4 2x (last vs. Furman) 1.5 Ball State 1.0 Ball State

Date 11/7/09 9/26/09 9/26/09

linebacker

eltoro

freeman

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5-11 226 sR-2L alexander city, ala. (alexander city/miss. gulf coast cc) exercise science

2010 — Appeared in 12 games with five starts ... Totaled 37 tackles with 4.0 TFL’s and 1.0 sack ... Started season opener vs. Arkansas State and registered six tackles with a TFL (minus 4 yards) and one QB hurry ... In SEC opener at Mississippi State, led AU in tackles with nine stops, including six solo tackles ... Also had one 1.0 TFL for minus 1 yard vs. MSU ... Against ULM, totaled three tackles, all solo stops, in limited snaps ... Against UTC, started and led all tacklers with eight stops ... Started vs. Alabama and tied season high with nine tackles ... Started and had one tackle in win over South Carolina in SEC Championship Game ... Registered one solo tackle vs. Oregon in BCS National Championship Game. 2009 — Appeared in 10 games with seven starts ... Totaled 31 tackles ... Did not play in season opener vs. Louisiana Tech ... In first collegiate action, recorded six tackles vs. Mississippi State ... Earned first career start vs. West Virginia and had one solo tackle ... Started vs. LSU and recorded season-high 12 tackles with a sack (minus 10 yards) and 2.0 TFL’s (minus 12 yards), both first of AU career ... Tied for team high with nine tackles vs. Ole Miss ... Six of nine tackles vs. Rebels were solo ... Totaled a pair of tackles vs. Georgia before leaving in first half with injury ... Had one solo tackle vs. Northwestern in Outback Bowl. JUNIOR COLLEGE — Junior College Coach: Steve Campbell ... Played at Mississippi Gulf Coast CC in Perkinston, Miss. …. As a freshman in 2007, helped Mississippi Gulf Coast to National Championship …. Redshirted in 2008. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Carl Martin ... Recorded 140 tackles and 10 sacks at linebacker his senior year, while taking 15 carries for 223 yards and three scores at running back. PERSONAL — Born May 7, 1989 … Son of Greta and Rome Freeman ... Major: Philosophy.

freeman Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT 2009 10/7 31 15 2010 12/5 37 22 Totals 22/12 68 37

AT TFL-YDS 16 2.0-12 15 4.0-10 31 6.0-22

CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Tackles 12 LSU TFLs 2.0 2x (last vs. Alabama) Sacks 1.0 2x (last vs. Alabama)

QBS-YDS FF/FR PD 1.0-10 0/0 0 1.0-3 0/0 0 2.0-13 0/0 0

I/YDS 0/0 0/0 0/0

Date 10/24/09 11/26/10 11/26/10

offensive line

2010 national champions a.J.

greene

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6-5 309 sR-1L madison, tenn. (brentwood academy) anthropology

2010 — Started first three games of season before sustaining season-ending injury vs. Clemson ... Made first career start in season opener vs. Arkansas State ... Was part of o-line that totaled 608 yards of total offense vs. ASU ... In SEC opener at Mississippi State, part of o-line that helped Tigers rush for 190 yards and average 5.2 yards per play ... Started vs. Clemson and was part of o-line that helped Tigers amass 424 yards total offense including 221 rushing yards ... Left game in second half vs. Clemson due to injury. 2009 — Appeared in two games, seeing time against Mississippi State and Furman. 2008 — Did not play. 2007 — Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Carlton Flatt ... Recorded 46 tackles and six sacks while helping Brentwood Academy to the Div. II Class 3A State Championship his senior year … Named a finalist for Div. II, Class 3A Lineman of the Year in 2006 … Attended the same high school as former Tigers Mike Berry and King Dunlap. PERSONAL — Born Sept. 25, 1989 … Son of Sonya Farley-Greene and Aubrey Greene Sr. ... Major: Anthropology.

deep snapper

josh

harris

. .

6-1 227 sR-2L carrollton, ga.. (carrollton) public administration

CAREER — AU’s deep snapper the last two seasons ... Awarded scholarship by coaches in August 2010. 2010 — SEC Academic Honor Roll ... Deep snapper on all field goal, PAT’s and punts ... Part of speical teams unit that helped kicker Wes Byrum set school single-season record for points (123) for a second consecutive season ... Helped Tigers convert 72-of-73 PAT’s, a school record for attempts and conversions, and 12-of-17 on field goals. 2009 — SEC Academic Honor Roll ... Walk-on who enjoyed success on special teams ... Starting deep snapper in all 13 games and totaled four tackles ... Three of four tackles were solo, and all came on punt coverage ... Had two tackles vs. Ole Miss, and one each against Tennessee and Kentucky ... Deep snapper on field goal attempts, PAT and punts. 2008

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SEC Academic Honor Roll ... Did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

—

High School Coach: Rayvan Teague.

PERSONAL — Born April 27, 1989 ... Son of Lori and John Harris ... Major: Public Administration.

2010 national champions linebacker

jake

holland

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6-0 234 so-1L Pelham, ala. (pelham) pre-building science

2010 — Played in nine games and totaled 12 tackles with 2.0 TFL’s and 1.0 sack ... Saw first action of the season vs. ULM ... Totaled three tackles, all solo, with a sack (minus 3 yards) and a fumble recovery ... Saw limited snaps vs. Kentucky ... Had one PBU in limited action vs. Arkansas ... Registered one tackle vs. LSU in limited snaps ... Had one tackle in limited snaps vs. Ole Miss ... Against UTC, matched season total entering game with five tackles, with three coming on solo stops ... Played vs. Georgia but did not have a tackle ... In SEC Championship Game vs. South Carolina, totaled two tackles with a TFL for minus 1 yard and a QB hurry ... Had limited snaps vs. Oregon in BCS National Championship Game. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Brett Burnett ... No. 8-rated inside linebacker and the No. 10 player in Alabama by Rivals.com … No. 8-rated middle linebacker by ESPN.com/Scouts Inc. … No. 12-rated middle linebacker by Scout.com … Ranked as the No. 12 player in Alabama by SuperPrep. PERSONAL — Born Sept. 9, 1991 … Son of Jeff and Terri Holland and Reid and Kimberly Hopkins ... Major: Pre-Building Science.

holland Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT AT TFL-YDS QBS-YDS FF/FR PD I/YDS 2010 9/0 12 7 5 2.0-3 1.0-2 0/1 1 0/0 CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Tackles 5 Chattanooga Tackles for Loss 1.0 2x (last vs. South Carolina [SECCG]) Sacks 1.0 Louisiana-Monroe

Date 11/6/10 12/4/10 10/2/10

Fullback

chris

humphries

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6-2 225 sR-2L somerville, ala. (brewer) agricultural economics

2010 — Appeared in nine games, primarily on special teams ... Totaled four tackles ... Saw limited playing time in season opener vs. Arkansas State but did not record a tackle ... Played in SEC opener at Mississippi State, seeing snaps on special teams but did not record a tackle ... Did not play vs. Clemson ... Saw time on special teams vs. South Carolina ... Against ULM, saw extended snaps and totaled career-best three tackles and first career fumble recovery ... Saw time on special teams vs. Arkansas ... Played vs. LSU but did not have a tackle ... Saw playing time vs. Ole Miss ... Had one solo tackle vs. UTC ... Saw time vs. South Carolina in SEC Championship Game. 2009 — Saw action in 11 games, primarily on special teams ... Had eight tackles, including one tackle for loss and one forced fumble ... Third on team with six special teams tackles ... Career-high three tackles, all on special teams, in Outback Bowl victory over Northwestern ... Had two stops against Mississippi State and one each versus Louisiana Tech, Arkansas and Ole Miss ... Tackle versus Louisiana Tech was a tackle for loss (-1 yard) ... Forced a fumble on a vicious hit on the opening kickoff against Ole Miss that set the tone for the game for Tigers. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Billey Coleman ... Four year All-Area ... Wendy’s High School Heisman Nominee ... Defensive Player of the Year Hartselle Region as a junior ... Defensive Player of the Year Runner-up Hartselle Region as a senior. PERSONAL — Born Nov. 1, 1988 ... Son of Randy and Kim Humphries ... Major: Agricultural Economics ... Minor: Political Science.

humphries Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT AT TFL-YDS 2009 11/0 8 6 2 1.0-1 2010 9/0 4 2 2 0.0-0 Totals 20/0 12 8 4 1.0-1 CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Tackles 2 Mississippi State TFLs 1.0 Louisiana Tech Sacks NA

QBS-YDS FF/FR PD I/YDS 0.0-0 1/0 0 0/0 0.0-0 0/1 0 0/0 0.0-0 1/1 0 0/0 Date 9/12/09 9/5/09

defensive end

2010 national champions corey

lemonier . .

6-4 234 so-1L hialeah, fla. (hialeah) pre-business

2010 — SEC Coaches’ All-Freshman Team ... Appeared in 14 games with one start and totaled 17 tackles with 5.0 TFL’s and 2.0 sacks ... In season opener vs. Arkansas State, recored a pair of QB hurries and one tackle in limited action ... In SEC opener at Mississippi State, recorded first career forced fumble which led to AU field goal and a 17-7 lead ... Also totaled one tackle vs. MSU ... Recorded one assisted tackle vs. Clemson ... Against South Carolina, recorded two tackles with first career sack (minus 8 yards) ... Against ULM, recorded career best three tackles and 2.0 TFL’s (minus 8 yards) with a sack (minus 5 yards) ... Also had two QB hurries ... Saw playing time but did not have a tackle vs. Kentucky ... Played but did not record a tackle vs. Arkansas ... Saw snaps on defense vs. LSU but did not have a tackle ... Against Ole Miss, registered a TFL for minus 4 yards to go with a pair of solo tackles ... Earned first start of career vs. UTC, had one QB hurry ... Against Georgia, had one tackle and one QB hurry ... Had one tackle vs. Alabama and helped hold Tide to 67 yards total offense in second half ... In SEC Championship Game vs. South Carolina, had a pair of tackles, both solo stops ... Against Oregon in BCS National Championship Game, totaled three tackles, tying season high, and one TFL for minus 3 yards. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Marc Berman ... No. 35-ranked player in the nation, No. 3 weakside defensive end and No. 4 player in Florida by Rivals.com … Ranked 46th overall, No. 7 defensive end and No. 6 player in Florida by Scout.com … Ranked No. 94 on the ESPNU 150 … Ranked as the No. 9 defensive end in the nation by ESPN.com/Scouts, Inc. … Ranked No. 44 on the SuperPrep Elite 50 and the No. 11 defensive lineman and No. 4 player in Florida … Named to the PrepStar Dream Team as the No. 108-ranked player in the nation. PERSONAL — Born Nov. 19, 1991 … Son of Henry and Francoise Lemonier ... Major: Pre-Business.

lemonier Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT AT TFL-YDS QBS-YDS FF/FR PD I/YDS 2010 14/1 17 12 5 5.0-23 2.0-13 1/0 0 0/0 CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Tackles 3 2x (last vs. Oregon [BCSNCG]) TFLs 2.0 Louisiana-Monroe Sacks 1.0 2x (last vs. Louisiana-Monroe)

Date 1/10/11 10/2/10 10/2/10

tight end

Philip

lutzenkirchen . .

6-4 264 JR-2L Marietta, ga. (lassiter) communications

CAREER — T-2nd in touchdowns by a TE in Auburn histor y with seven ... Holds AU single-season record for touchdown’s by a TE with five (2010) ... T-8th in AU histor y in TD catches for a freshman with two. 2010 — Appeared in 13 games with five starts and totaled 15 receptions for 185 yards and five TDs ... Third on team in TD receptions and fourth in receiving yards ... Earned first start, caught first pass and first TD catch of season vs. South Carolina ... Against ULM, set career high with four catches and 41 yards with a career-long 26-yard grab ... Also had a 5-yard TD catch in second quarter ... Started vs. LSU and hauled in one pass, a one-hand behind-the-back grab, for 6 yards ... Against Georgia, had two catches, both for TD’s for first career multi-score game, totaling 31 yards ...Against Alabama, only reception was 7-yard TD catch that gave AU a 28-27 lead with 11:55 left in game ... Against Oregon in BCS National Championship Game, started and caught two passes for 48 yards with a career-long catch of 39 yards. 2009 — Appeared in 13 games with one start ... Totaled five catches for 22 yards and two TDs ... Saw playing time but did not record a catch in season opener vs. Louisiana Tech ... Recorded first career catch, a 13-yard TD reception from Kodi Burns, vs. Mississippi State ... Played, but did not record a catch vs. West Virginia ... Caught 14-yard pass vs. Ball State ... Against LSU, caught two passes with one for season-long 17 yards and another for 1-yard TD ... Earned first career start and had one catch for season-long of 21 yards vs. Furman ... Played, but did not have a catch in last three games of the season. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Chip Lindsey ... As a senior, caught 72 passes for 1,000 yards and seven touchdowns. PERSONAL — Born June 1, 1991 ... Son of Mike and Mar y Lutzenkirchen ... Major: Communications.

lutzenkirchen Career CAREER RECEIVING STATS YEAR G/GS NO 2009 13/1 5 2010 13/5 15 Totals 26/6 20

YDS 66 185 251

AVG 13.2 12.3 12.6

CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Receptions 4 ULM Rec. Yards 48 Oregon (BCSNCG) Rec. TDs 2 Georgia

TD LP/OPP 2 21/Furman 5 39/Oregon (BCSNCG) 7 39/Oregon (BCSNCG) Date 10/2/10 1/10/11 11/13/10

running back

2010 national champions onterio

m calebb c

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5-10 170 JR-2L fort meade, fla. (fort meade/hargrave military academy) Anthropology

CAREER — 27th in career rushing at AU with 1,375 yards ... Holds AU singleseason record for yards per carry (min. 75 attempts) with 8.5 yard average ... T-10th in rushing yardage (565) for a freshman in AU history ... Has five TD runs of 48 yards or longer. 2010 — Appeared in 14 games with four starts ... Set AU record for yards per carry (min. 75 attempts) with 8.5 yard average ... Third on team in rushing yards (810) and second in rushing TD’s (9) ... Second on team with 1,123 all-purpose yards and third in total offense with 810 yards ... Also had seven catches for 86 yards with one TD ... Against Clemson, ran for 81 yards on 10 carries including a 12-yard TD run ... Against Arkansas, set a career best with a 99-yard kickoff return ... Against LSU, had game-winning 70-yard TD run with 5:05 left in game ... The 70-yard score was career long run ... Had 134 all-purpose yards with 84 rushing yards on four carries, one reception for 17 yards and one KO return for 33 yards ... Against Georgia, scored career-best three TD’s and rushed for 71 yards on 12 carries ... TD’s came on runs of 4, 2 and 4 yards and marked fifth consecutive game with a TD ... In SEC Championship Game vs. South Carolina, totaled 61 all-purpose yards with one touchdown ... Against Oregon in BCS National Championship Game, rushed six times for 47 yards and caught two passes for 10 yards. 2009 — Named SEC Freshman of the Week (9/7) ... Appeared in 11 games with two starts ... Totaled 565 yards rushing with four TDs ... Became first freshman RB since Bo Jackson (1982) to rush for 100 yards in a season opener with 148 yards vs. Louisiana Tech ... Also had one TD vs. Tech, scoring on a 3-yard run ... Started at TB vs. Mississippi State and recorded second consecutive 100yard rushing effort, going for 114 yards on 16 carries ... Had season-long run of 62 yards to set up TD run ... Started vs. Georgia, rushing 11 times for 60 yards with a long run of 20 yards. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Mike Hayde ... As a senior, recorded 1,995 yards rushing and 27 touchdowns. PERSONAL — Born Aug. 10, 1989 ... Son of Derrick Baker and Staphisa McMillian ... Major: Anthropology.

mccalebb Career CAREER RUSHING STATS YEAR G/GS NO YDS AVG 2009 11/2 105 565 5.4 2010 14/4 95 810 8.5 Totals 25/6 200 1375 6.9 CAREER GAME Rush Att. Rush Yards Rush TDs

HIGH STATS No. Opponent 22 Louisiana Tech 148 Louisiana Tech 3 Georgia

TD LP/OPP 4 62/Ball State 9 70/LSU 13 70/LSU Date 9/5/09 9/5/09 11/13/10

defensive back

demetruce

m neal c

. .

6-1 187 so-1L College park, ga. (banneker) liberal arts

2010 — Appeared in 13 games and totaled 24 tackles ... Led team with 15 special teams tackles ... Saw playing time in season opener vs. Arkansas State but did not record a tackle ... In SEC opener at Mississippi State, recorded one solo tackle ... Played primarily on special teams vs. Clemson and did not have a tackle ... Totaled a season-best four tackles, all solo, vs. South Carolina ... Did not play vs. ULM ... Against Kentucky, recorded three tackles with a pair of assisted stops ... Had a pair of tackles vs. Arkansas ... Had one solo tackle vs. LSU ... Recorded first career forced fumble vs. Ole Miss but did not have a tackle ... Against UTC, recorded season-high five tackles with three solo stops ... Had one PBU vs. Georgia but did not have a tackle ... Totaled one solo tackle vs. Alabama ... Registered two tackles on special teams in win over South Carolina in SEC Championship Game ... Had one solo tackle vs. Oregon in BCS National Championship Game. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Ed Gosa ... Averaged nine tackles per game as a senior, had four forced fumbles and returned a fumble for a TD … On offense, scored four touchdowns as a senior. PERSONAL — Born July 22, 1992 … Son of Shundon Glass ... Major: Liberal Arts.

Mcneal Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT AT TFL-YDS QBS-YDS FF/FR PD I/YDS 2010 13/0 24 17 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 1/0 1 0/0 CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Tackles 5 Chattanooga TFLs NA Sacks NA INT’s NA

Date 11/6/10

offensive line

2010 national champions brandon

mosley

. .

6-6 303 sR-1L jefferson, ga. (jefferson/coffeyville jc) public administration

CAREER — Started 11 straight games and appeared in 14 ... Part of offense that became the first AU team to ever rush for 300 yards or more in six straight SEC games during 2010 season. 2010 — Appeared in 14 games, staring the last 11 consecutive ... Part of o-line that allowed 23 sacks in 296 pass attempts ... Filled in for injured A.J. Greene and earned first career start vs. South Carolina and was part of o-line that helped Tigers roll up 334 rushing yards and 492 total yards ... Against Arkansas, helped Tigers set all-time high points (65) vs. an SEC team ... Part of o-line that paved way for 330 yards rushing vs. Razorbacks ... Against LSU, part of o-line that rolled up 440 yards rushing, the most ever against an LSU defense and the fifth-most by an AU team ... Against Georgia, helped Tigers total 463 yards of offense with 315 rushing ... Against Alabama, helped AU offense overcome slow start and total 332 yards of offense and score 28 points over the final three quarters ... In SEC Championship Game vs. South Carolina, helped Auburn rack up 589 yards total offense with 238 yards rushing and 351 passing ... Tigers averaged 8.3 yards per play and set SEC Championship Game record with 21 points in a quarter (first) ... Auburn also set SEC Championship Game record with 56 total points and the 39-point margin of victory ... Against Oregon in BCS National Championship Game, helped Tigers rush for 254 yards and amass 519 yards total offense. JUNIOR COLLEGE — Junior College Coach: Darian Dulin ... In 2009 played mostly defensive end during the first half of the season and tight end the second half. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Bill Navas ... Named to the Class A All-State First Team as a tight end as a senior ... As a senior was also an allregion linebacker and punter, while earning all-region honors as a basketball player ... Was an all-region tight end during sophomore campaign. PERSONAL — Born Dec. 21, 1988 ... Son of Tracy and Nancy Beckett ... Major: Public Administration.

defensive end

craig

sanders . .

6-4 257 so-1L clio, ala. (ariton) liberal arts

2010 — Appeared in 13 games and totaled eight tackles, primarily on special teams ... Fifth on team with seven special teams tackles ... Saw limited snaps in season opener vs. Arkansas State, totaling three solo tackles ... All three tackles came on special teams ... Recorded one solo tackle in SEC opener at Mississippi State ... Played, but did not have a tackle vs. Clemson ... Totaled one solo tackles on special teams vs. South Carolina ... Saw limited snaps on special teams vs. ULM and did not record a tackle ... Recorded one tackle vs. Arkansas ... Saw snaps on special teams and defense vs. LSU ... Played but did not have a tackle vs. Ole Miss ... Against UTC, saw snaps on defense but did not have a tackle ... Returned two kickoffs (first of career) for 32 yards with a long return of 17 yards ... Had one solo tackle vs. Georgia ... Played primarily on special teams vs. Alabama and did not have a tackle ... In SEC Championship Game vs. South Carolina, only tackle of game was first career sack going for minus 6 yards ... Played but did not have a tackle in BCS National Championship Game. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: David Collins … Four star prospect according to Scout.com … Played in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic after his senior season … Named by Rivals.com to the Rivals250 and the nation’s No. 12 weakside defensive end … Listed as the nation’s No. 25 defensive end by Scout.com … Rated the nation’s No. 40 defensive end by ESPN/Scouts Inc. … In 11 games as a junior, had 71 tackles, including 32 for loss and 12 quarterback sacks … Rushed for 1,057 yards with 16 touchdowns while catching 13 passes … As a sophomore had 79 stops including 19 sacks in 12 games … Rushed for 422 yards and two TDs on 49 attempts as a sophomore, while catching nine balls for 200 yards and five scores ... Also played baseball and was member of power lifting team that won Class 1A State Championship in 2009 … Won 2009 state power lifting title at 205-232 pound class with a 405-pound squat, 325-pound bench press and 300-pound power clean. PERSONAL — Son of David and Dianne Grice ... Major: Liberal Arts.

sanders Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT AT TFL-YDS QBS-YDS FF/FR PD I/YDS 2010 13/0 8 7 1 1.0-6 1.0-6 0/0 0 0/0 CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Tackles 3 Arkansas State TFLs 1.0 South Carolina (SECCG) Sacks 1.0 South Carolina (SECCG)

Date 9/4/10 12/4/10 12/4/10

offensive line

2010 national champions john

sullen

. .

6-6 336 JR-2L auburn, ala. (auburn) history

2010 — Appeared in 13 games ... Part of o-line that has allowed 23 sacks in 296 pass attempts ... Replaced starter A.J. Greene (injured) at RT in second half vs. Clemson .. Saw limited snaps vs. ULM and helped Tigers rush for 233 yards ... Saw snaps vs. Kentucky and part of o-line that did not allow a sack in 21 pass attempts ... Played vs. Arkansas and helped Tigers put most points ever vs. an SEC team with 65 ... Helped AU rush for 440 yards vs. LSU, the most ever against an LSU defense ... Part of o-line that totaled 572 yards total offense vs. Ole Miss ... Against UTC, helped AU offense average 11.6 yards per play and total 628 yards offense ... Against Georgia, part of offense that totaled 463 yards including 315 yards rushing ... Against Alabama, helped Tigers total 332 yards of offense and score 28 points over the final three quarters ... In SEC Championship Game vs. South Carolina, helped Auburn rack up 589 yards total offense with 238 yards rushing and 351 passing ... Against Oregon in BCS National Championship Game, helped Tigers rush for 254 yards and amass 519 yards total offense. 2009 — Appeared in 13 games with one start ... Saw game action in season opener vs. Louisiana Tech ... Did not give up a sack in limited action vs. Mississippi State ... Made first career start against Ball State ... Saw extensive playing time vs. Furman, picking up two knockdown blocks ... Totaled 4.5 knockdown blocks against Ball State. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Tim Carter ... Named to the Class 6A All-State team by the Alabama Sports Writers Association as a senior … Graded out at 86 percent with 55 pancake blocks. PERSONAL — Born Dec. 31, 1990 ... Son of John and Brelinda Sullen ... Major: History.

defensive back

neiko

thorpe

. .

6-2 185 sR-3L tucker, ga. (tucker) philosophy

CAREER — Has one return for touchdown, a 69-yard blocked FG vs. Kentucky (10/17/09). 2010 — Appeared in 14 games with 13 starts ... Third on team with 64 tackles with a team-best nine PBU’s ... Against Clemson, totaled five tackles with four solo stops ... Against Arkansas, recorded 10 tackles, all solo stops, and had one PBU ... Against Alabama, led all tacklers with a season-high 12 stops ... In SEC Championship Game vs. South Carolina, had four tackles, with three solo stops, and one PBU ... Against Oregon in BCS National Championship Game, had a pair of tackles, one solo. 2009 — T-20th in SEC in tackles per game, 6.5 tpg ... T-12th SEC in passes defended per game, 0.75 ... Phil Steele’s Third-Team Midseason All-SEC ... Started all 13 games ... Finished with third-most tackles on team with 84 ... Intercepted a pass, broke-up two passes and had seven tackles vs. West Virginia ... Recovered blocked field goal attempt and returned it 69 yards for TD against Kentucky ... Posted a career, team season and game high with 14 tackles vs. Northwestern in Outback Bowl ... Totaled 13 solo tackles ... Last tackle came on last play of game that prevented game-winning TD on fake field goal in overtime, with tackle coming just short of goal line 2008 — Coaches’ All-SEC Freshman Team ... Played in 11 games with one start ... Finished tied for ninth-most tackles on team with 29, with 20 solo stops ... Tied for second-most interceptions on team with two and most return interception yardage with 101 yards. HIGH SCHOOL — Had 64 tackles including six tackles for loss, 11 pass breakups, three interceptions and forced a fumble as a senior … Named an Under Armour All-America as a senior. PERSONAL — Born Feb. 11, 1990 … Son of Glenn Thorpe and Nickie Lipscomb. ... Major: Philosophy.

thorpe Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT 2008 11/1 29 20 2009 13/13 84 56 2010 14/13 64 45 Totals 38/27 177 121

AT TFL-YDS 9 0.0-0 28 0.5-1 19 0.5-1 56 1.0-2

QBS-YDS FF/FR PD 0.0-0 1/0 6 0.0-0 1/0 10 0.0-0 0/0 9 0.0-0 2/0 26

CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Tackles 14 Northwestern INT’s 1 4x (last vs. Northwestern)

I/YDS 2/101 2/22 0-0 4-123

Date 1/1/10 1/1/10

quarterback

2010 national champions Barrett

trotter

. .

6-2 206 JR-1L birmingham, ala. (briarwood christian) communications

2010 — SEC Aacdemic Honor Roll .. Appeared in six games and totaled 64 yards on 6-of-9 passing ... Also rushed for 68 yards and one TD on five attempts ... In season opener vs. Arkansas State, completed only pass attempt for 13 yards to Derek Winter ... Saw extended snaps vs. ULM, rushing for 29 yards on two carries including first career TD (rushing or passing) ... TD run came from 18 yards out ... Also hit 3-of-5 passes for 27 yards with a long throw of 15 yards ... In limited snaps vs. Ole Miss, rushed one time for 2 yards and did not have a pass attempt ... Hit 1-of-2 pass attempts for 8 yards vs. UTC ... In SEC Championship Game vs. South Carolina, rushed twice for 37 yards and hit 1-of-1 pass attempts for 16 yards in limited duty. 2009 — SEC Academic Honor Roll ... Did not play due to injury. 2008 — Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Fred Yancey ... Threw for 7,968 passing yards, 88 touchdowns and 23 interceptions during career … Both marks are school records and his 88 touchdown passes are third all-time in Alabama State High School history. PERSONAL — Born Feb.10, 1989 … Son of Rick and Lynn Trotter ... Major: Communications.

trotter Career CAREER PASSING STATS YEAR G/GS CMP ATT PCT YDS INT TD LP/OPP 2010 5/0 6 9 66.7 64 0 0 16/South Carolina CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Completions 3 Louisiana-Monroe Pass Yards 27 Louisiana-Monroe Pass TDs NA

Date 10/2/10 10/2/10

defensive tackle

jeffrey

whitaker

. .

6-3 310 so-1L warner robins, ga. (warner robins) liberal arts

2010 — Appeared in 14 games and totaled seven tackles ... Saw limited action in season opener vs. Arkansas State, totaling one tackle ... Played in SEC opener at Mississippi State but did not have a tackle ... Totaled one solo tackle in limited snaps vs. Clemson ... Had a QB hurry in limited snaps vs. South Carolina ... Had one solo tackle and one QB hurry vs. ULM ... Played but did not have a tackle vs. Kentucky ... Saw playing time but did not have a tackle vs. Arkansas ... Played but did not have a tackle vs. LSU ... Saw playing time vs. Ole Miss but did not register a tackle ... Against UTC, totaled three tackles with one solo ... Played vs. Georgia but did not have a tackle ... Saw limited snaps vs. Alabama and did not have a tackle ... Had one solo tackle in win over South Carolina in SEC Championship Game ... Played but did not have a tackle vs. Oregon in BCS National Championship Game. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Bryan Way ... No. 54-ranked player in the nation, No. 5-ranked defensive tackle and No. 5 player in Georgia by Rivals.com … Rated as the No. 106 player in the nation, No. 11 among defensive tackles and No. 7 in Georgia by Scout.com … Ranked as the nation’s No. 17 defensive tackle by ESPN.com/Scouts, Inc. … Ranked No. 27 among defensive linemen and the No. 9 player in Georgia by SuperPrep … Named to the PrepStar All-American team … No. 4 on the Atlanta Journal Constitution’s Top 50 … No. 31 on the Mobile Press Register’s Super Southeast 120 … 2010 U.S. Army All-American Bowl participant … Selected to play in the Georgia North-South All-Star game … As a senior, had 38 tackles including 11 tackles for loss and two sacks … Registered 40 tackles and 15 tackles for loss as a junior … In his sophomore season, totaled 50 tackles and one sack. PERSONAL — Born March 20, 1992 … Raised by his aunt Cynthia Joseph ... Major: Liberal Arts.

whitaker Career CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR G/GS TT UT AT TFL-YDS QBS-YDS FF/FR PD I/YDS 2010 14/0 7 4 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0/0 0 0/0 CAREER GAME HIGH STATS No. Opponent Tackles 3 Chattanooga TFL’s NA Sacks NA

Date 11/6/10

2010 national champions blake

steven

ol . 6-2 . 281 . so-1L vestavia, ala. (vestavia) theatre

p . 6-5 . 231 . SO-1L kansas city, mo. (park hill) health promotion

burgess

63 2010 — Played in every game, primarily on special teams. 2009 — Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Buddy Anderson ... Was an All-State center as a senior in 2008 ... Received the “I Like to Practice Award”. PERSONAL — Born March 8, 1991 ... Son of Sheila Snoddy and Rick Burgess ... Father, Rick, is co-host of syndicated radio show Rick & Bubba ... Grandfather, Bill Burgess, played at Auburn, lettering at fullback in 1962, and later was the head coach for 12 seasons at Jacksonville State ... Major: Theatre.

clark

30 2010 — SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll … Appeared in five games and averaged 34.9 yards on nine punts ... Saw first action of the season vs. Kentucky, punting twice for a 34.0 average ... Punted twice vs. Arkansas for a 39.5 yard average ... Against LSU, punted three times for a 37.3 yard average with one pinned inside the 20 yard line ... Also had a season-long punt of 42 yards ... Against Ole Miss, punted one time for 36 yards, pinning Rebels inside 20-yard line ... Punted one time vs. UTC for 19 yards. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Greg Reynolds ... No. 20-ranked placekicker by Rivals.com … No. 4-rated kicker by ESPN. com/Scouts Inc. … Was a 2009 Class 5 First Team All-State selection at punter by the Missouri Football Coaches Association … Also, played tight end and defensive end in high school…Averaged nearly 40 yards per punt as a junior. PERSONAL — Born July 20, 1991 … Son of Diana Perry and Tom Clark ... Major: Health Promotion.

tunde

harris

ol . 6-2 . 307 . fr-rs thomaston, ga. (upson-lee) science & math

lb . 6-1 . 241 . so-1L birmingham, ala. (bessemer academy) liberal arts

fariyike

gaston

65 2010 — SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll … Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Tommy Watson ... Named to the 2009 Region 1-AAAA Coaches’ All-Region First Team, after earning second-team honors as a junior … Named to the 2009 AllMiddle Georgia Third Team at offensive line … Two-year starter on the offensive line … Received award for best grade-point average on football team all three years that he played football … Planning on a pre-med major and wants to become a doctor. PERSONAL — Born Oct. 3, 1991 … Son of Dr. Barbatunde and Fola Fariyike ... Major: Science & Math.

58 2010 — Played nine games and totaled three tackles ... Saw playing but did not record a tackle in season opener vs. Arkansas State ... Did not play at Mississippi State ... Did not play vs. Clemson ... Saw limited snaps vs. South Carolina ... Saw extended playing time vs. ULM and notched one solo tackle ... Did not play vs. Kentucky ... Did not play vs. Arkansas ... Saw snaps vs. LSU but did not have a tackle ... Resisted one solo tackle vs. Ole Miss ... Played vs. UTC but left in first half with injury ... Played vs. Alabama but did not have a tackle ... Had one solo tackle and a QB hurry in win over South Carolina in SEC Championship Game. 2009 — Redshirted ... Appeared in four games ... Totaled nine tackles ... In first collegiate game, had one solo tackle in season opener vs. Louisiana Tech ... Also had one solo stop vs. Mississippi State ... Had one assisted tackle vs. West Virginia ... Against Ball State, set season high with six tackles, one solo ... Did not play last eight games due to injury. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Josh Wright ... Had 114 tackles as a senior and returned two fumbles for touchdowns … On offense during his senior season, caught 43 passes for 860 yards and 17 touchdowns … As a junior, made 112 tackles, including 11 sacks, and had five interceptions and a defensive touchdown … Named the AISA Back of the Year and to the All-State team by the Alabama Sports Writers Association as a senior … Ranked as the nation’s No. 31 middle linebacker by Scout.com … Ranked 23rd among outside linebackers and 16th on the Alabama Postseason Top 40 by Rivals. com … Listed as the nation’s No. 42 outside linebacker by ESPN. com/Scouts, Inc. … Ranked No. 10 on the Birmingham News’ Super Seniors list … Listed as the No. 13 player from Alabama by SuperPrep … Named to PrepStar’s All-Southeast Region team. PERSONAL — Born Feb. 24, 1991 ... Son of Terrence and Elonda Gaston ... Major: Liberal Arts.

2010 national champions davis

DERRICK

rb . 6-0 . 212 . sr-1L montgomery, ala. (trinity presbyterian) Business Administration

DL . 6-2 . 286 . JR-2L CLANTON, ALA. (CHILTON COUNTY) public administration

hooper

LYKES

45 2010 — Appeared in four games and totaled 37 yards on 12 carries ... Carried five times for 15 yards in season opener vs. Arkansas State ... Against UTC, had two carries for 2 yards. 2009 — Appeared in three games, Ball State, Tennessee and Furman. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Randy Ragsdale . . . AllState . . . All-Metro . . . All-Capital City Conference . . . Perseverance Award from Quarterback Club . . . Helped lead team to a state championship . . . All-State and All-Metro in Baseball. PERSONAL — Born March 16, 1988 . . . Son of Thomas and Perry Hooper . . . Major: Business Administration.

97 2010 — Appeared in three games and totaled three tackles ... Saw first action of the season against Kentucky and tallied two tackles ... Also saw snaps vs. Chattanooga and logged one tackle ... Saw snaps vs. South Carolina in SEC Championship Game. 2009 — Appeared in 13 games ... Finished season with nine tackles, three solo and six assisted, and half a TFL ... Totaled four tackles, two solo, with first career TFL vs. Ball State ... Notched two tackles vs. Arkansas ... Had one solo tackle vs. Furman ... Logged a pair of tackles vs. Northwestern in Outback Bowl. 2008 — Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Steve McCord ... Was able to play in just two games as a senior due to an ankle injury … As a junior, totaled 75 tackles including eight sacks, forced three fumbles and returned two for touchdowns … Also caught two touchdown passes as a tight end during his junior season … Rated 100th defensive end in the nation by Scout.com. PERSONAL — Born June 4, 1989 … Son of May Lykes and Lloyd Goodwin ... Major: Public Administration.

eric

ikeem

ol . 6-3 . 332 . fr-rs st. matthews, s.c. (calhoun county) liberal arts

db . 6-0 . 209 . jr-2l wetumpka, ala. (brewer) management

mack

means

60 2010 — Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: James Stokes ... Ranked No. 78 in the ESPNU 150 … No. 2-rated offensive guard by ESPN. com/Scouts Inc. … Rated the No. 6 offensive guard and the No. 10 prospect in South Carolina by Rivals.com … No. 10-ranked offensive guard by Scout.com … No. 7-ranked offensive guard/center by Tom Lemming on Maxpreps.com … Named an All-American, the No. 4 offensive lineman and the No. 2 player in South Carolina by SuperPrep … Named to the PrepStar All-American team … Member of the 2009 Associated Press All-State Team … Was a participant in the 2010 Under Armour All-American game … Selected to play in South Carolina’s North-South All-Star game … No. 50 on the Mobile Press Register’s Super Southeast 120. PERSONAL — Born Aug. 9, 1991 … Son of Wynette Sellers ... Major: Undecided.

16 2010 — Appeared in 14 games primarily on special teams and totaled 10 tackles, including six on special teams ... Saw playing time but did not record a tackle in season opener vs. Arkansas State ... Registered a pair of solo tackles in SEC opener at Mississippi State ... Played vs. Clemson but did not have a tackle ... Saw playing time vs. South Carolina ... Logged extended snaps vs. ULM but did not record a tackle ... Had one assisted tackle vs. Kentucky ...Played and tallied one tackle vs. Arkansas ... Saw playing time but did not have a tackle vs. LSU ... Totaled a pair of tackles against Ole Miss ... Had one solo tackle vs. UTC ... Saw playing time vs. UGA but did not have a tackle ... Played primarily on special teams vs. Alabama ... Totaled two solo tackles in win over South Carolina in SEC Championship Game ... Had one assisted tackle in BCS National Championship Game. 2009 — Played in 12 games, primarily on special teams ... Had 10 tackles on the season, four of which came on special teams ... Tied for sixth on team in special teams tackles ... Had career-best six tackles, including four solo while seeing action in the secondary against Furman ... Six tackles verus Furman led team ... Had two stops versus Ball State and one each at Tennessee and at Georgia. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Chad Anderson . . . Player of Year for Elmore County . . . Joe Sewell Award . . . All-County . . . All-Metro … All-metro basketball, all-county basketball. PERSONAL — Born on Sept. 20, 1990 . . . Son of Patricia Means . . . Major: Management.

2010 national champions anthony

clint

RB . 5-9 . 194 . jr-2l brantley, ala. (brantley) liberal arts

qB . 6-3 . 224 . SO-1l leroy, ala. (leroy) sociology

morgan

moseley

8 2010 — Appeared in nine games and totaled eight tackles ... Saw limited snaps at defensive back in season opener vs. Arkansas State ... Played in SEC opener at Mississippi State but did not register a tackle ... Played, but did not have a tackle vs. Clemson ... Did not play vs. South Carolina ... Against ULM, saw extended playing time and recorded career-high with six tackles, with five solo stops, and first career forced fumble ... Also played WR vs. ULM but did not have a catch ... Did not play vs. Kentucky ... Played but did not have a tackle vs. Arkansas ... Did not play vs. LSU ... Did not play vs. Ole Miss ... Had a pair of tackles vs. UTC and returned one kickoff 52 yards ... Also rushed twice for 7 yards ... Saw snaps vs. South Carolina in SEC Championship Game. 2009 — Appeared in 11 games ... Saw game time, returning one punt, in season opener vs. Louisiana Tech ... Returned two punts for 24 yards with a long of 17 yards vs. West Virginia ... Fielded a pair of punts and returned one kickoff for 24 yards vs. Ball State ... Saw time vs. LSU ... Against Furman, led all rushers with 77 yards on five carries and scored a pair of TD’s, the first from 13 yards out and the second from 50 yards out ... Saw playing time vs. Georgia but did not have a reception ... Saw limited time vs. Alabama and against Northwestern in Outback Bowl. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: David Lowery ... As a senior, had 58 rushes for 1,162 yards and 18 touchdowns and caught 17 passes for 543 yards and nine scores … Also returned six kickoffs for 244 yards and two scores and returned five punts for 203 yards and two touchdowns … Defensively as a senior, had 48 solo tackles, nine sacks, two interceptions and a fumble recovery … As a junior, rushed for 1,604 yards on 167 carries with 18 touchdowns, and had 11 catches for 173 yards and four scores … Completed 8-of-12 passing for 127 yards with four touchdowns during junior season … Also returned five kickoffs for 158 yards and a touchdown and 11 punts for 432 yards and three scores as a junior. PERSONAL — Born Sept. 8, 1990 ... Major: Liberal Arts.

15 2010 — Appeared in one game but did not attempt a pass ... In first collegiate game, saw limited snaps vs. ULM without a pass attempt ... Rushed two times for 8 yards with a long run of 5 yards vs. ULM. 2009 — Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Danny Powell ... Named Alabama’s Mr. Football as a senior by the Alabama Sports Writers Association, as well as to the Class 2A All-State team and the Class 2A Back of the Year … Led Leroy to a 15-0 record and its third straight state championship, earning MVP honors in the title game … Completed 209-of-313 passes for 3,758 yards and 35 touchdowns, and rushed for 670 yards and 15 scores on 119 carries … Also served as the team’s kicker, making 23-of-29 extra points and a field goal on his only attempt, while punting 18 times for 610 yards (33.9 average) and a long of 54 … During his sophomore season, completed 100-of168 passes for 1,531 yards and 20 touchdowns and rushed for 512 yards and 10 scores on 62 carries while taking team to its first state title … Named to the Orlando Sentinel’s 2008 All-Southern football team … Ranked 19th nationally among dual-threat quarterbacks and 31st on the Alabama Postseason Top 40 by Rivals.com … Ranked as the nation’s No. 79 quarterback by Scout.com … Listed as the nation’s No. 108 quarterback by ESPN.com/Scouts, Inc. … Ranked No. 23 on the Birmingham News’ Super Seniors list … Listed as the No. 28 player from Alabama by SuperPrep. PERSONAL — Born Dec. 26, 1990 ... Son of Dean and Sharon Moseley ... Major: Sociology.

ladarious

cody

lb . 6-2 . 247 . fr-rs bessemer, ala. (jess lanier) liberal arts

k . 6-0 . 193 . so-1l jupiter, fla. (jupiter) marketing

owens

parkey

10 2010 — SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll … Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Billy Woodham ... Ranked 128th on the Rivals.com Rivals250 … No. 8-ranked outside linebacker and No. 4 player in Alabama by Rivals.com … Ranked No. 138 in the ESPNU 150 … No. 14-rated defensive end by ESPN.com/Scouts Inc. … No. 17-rated outside linebacker by Scout.com … Named an All-American, the No. 7 linebacker and the No. 4 player in Alabama by SuperPrep … Named to the PrepStar All-American team … 2009 EA SPORTS Third-Team All-American … Was a participant in the 2010 Under Armour All-American game … Was a 2009 Alabama-Mississippi All-Star game participant and had two sacks in the game … Was an honorable mention selection to the Class 6A All-State Team by the Alabama Sports Writers Association as a senior and junior … Ranked No. 4 on the Mobile Press Register’s 2009 Elite 18 … No. 13 on the Birmingham News’ list of the Alabama Super Seniors … No. 46 on the Mobile Press Register’s Super Southeast 120 … Honorable mention member of the Orlando Sentinel’s 2009 All-Southern football team … Finished senior season with 80 tackles, 20.5 sacks and two forced fumbles … Recorded 92 tackles and 18 sacks as a junior. PERSONAL — Born Sept. 18, 1991 … Son of Ora Owens … Uncle James Owens was the first black scholarship football player at Auburn ... Major: Liberal Arts.

36 2010 — Appeared in seven games and averaged 63.2 yards on 35 kickoffs ... Kicked off seven times for 424 yards, averaging 60.6 yards per kick in season opener vs. Arkansas State ... Did not play in SEC opener at Mississippi State ... Kicked off one time for 50 yards vs. Clemson ... Against ULM, kicked off five times, averaging 64.8 yards per kick ... Against Kentucky, kicked off six times for 63.0 ypk average ... Did not play vs. Arkansas ... Did not play vs. LSU ... Against Ole Miss, kicked off five times for a 68.2 ypk average ... Against UTC, averaged 62.9 yards on 10 kickoffs with a pair of touchbacks ... Did not play vs. Georgia and Alabama ... Kicked off once for 65 yards vs. South Carolina in SEC Championship Game. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Charlie Persson ... No. 1-ranked kicker by ESPN.com/Scouts Inc. … No. 2-ranked placekicker by Scout.com … Ranked by Rivals.com as the No. 1 most accurate kicker and the No. 6 kicker overall … Was a participant in the 2010 Under Armour All-American game … Named to the PrepStar All-American team … 2009 EA SPORTS Third-Team All-American … Was 8-of-9 on PATs and 9-of-12 on FG attempts in his senior season including a long of 42 yards … All of his missed field goal attempts came from at least 49 yards … Kicked field goals of 51 and 43 yards during the Outback All-Star game in Palm Beach, Fla. PERSONAL — Born Feb. 19, 1992 … Son of Doug Sr. and Kelly Parkey ... Major: Marketing.

2010 national champions trovon

ashton

wr . 6-0 . 185 . fr-rs thibodaux, la. (thibodaux) liberal arts

lB . 6-0 . 212 . Sr-2l new orleans, la. (St. michael) animal science

reed

richardson

1 2010 — Redshirted ... Appeared in one game, rushing twice for 8 yards against Clemson. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Dennis Lorio ... Ranked No. 39 on the ESPNU 150 … No. 6 athlete by ESPN.com/Scouts Inc. … Ranked 46th on the Rivals.com Rivals100 … No. 4-rated athlete and the top prospect in Louisiana by Rivals.com … No. 7-ranked wide receiver by Scout.com … Named to the PrepStar Dream Team as the No. 26-ranked player in the nation … Ranked No. 41 overall and the No. 5 wide receiver in the SuperPrep Elite 50 … Also named an All-American and the top player in Louisiana by SuperPrep … No. 2-rated defensive back and No. 80-ranked player by Tom Lemming on Maxpreps.com … Was a participant in the 2010 Army All-American Bowl … Played in the 2009 Hawaii/Polynesia-Mainland Bowl … No. 9 on the Mobile Press Register’s Super Southeast 120…Member of the Orlando Sentinel’s 2009 All-Southern football team … As a senior, rushed for 703 yards and nine touchdowns and passed for 826 yards and six scores despite missing five games due to injury … As a junior, rushed for 746 yards and 10 touchdowns on 91 attempts, completed 28-of-52 passes for 10 TDs and caught 19 passes for 344 yards and a touchdown. PERSONAL — Born Dec. 30, 1990 ... Major: Liberal Arts.

56 2010 — Appeared in four games before suffering season-ending injury ... Saw snaps on special teams vs. Kentucky ... Played vs. Arkansas but did not register a tackle ... Did not play vs. LSU ... Saw time vs. Ole Miss on special teams ... Played vs. UTC but left game in first half with injury. 2009 — SEC Academic Honor Roll ... Played in 13 games, tallying nine stops, including three tackles for loss (-14 yards), and one quarterback sack (-7 yards) ... Three of nine tackles came on special teams ... Had career-high four tackles against Furman, including 2.5 tackles for loss (-13 yards) and one sack ... Had three tackles against Ball State and two at Arkansas, including a half TFL. 2008 — Did not play. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Tut Mushemeche ... First team all-district ... Played in Redstick Bowl All-Star Game. PERSONAL — Born Dec. 19, 1989 . . . Son of Al and Trina Richardson ... Father, Al, played linebacker at LSU (1979-82), earning All-American and All-SEC honors as a senior, and is the school’s record holder for tackles in a game (21) and a career (452) ... Major: Animal Science.

ryan

travante

dB . 6-1 . 200 . SO-1l cordova, ala. (cordova) liberal arts

wr . 5-9 . 187 . jr-2l leesville, ala. (leesville) public administration

smith

stallworth

24 2010 — Appeared in 14 games and totaled three tackles all on special teams ... Saw limited snaps in season opener vs. Arkansas State but did not register a tackle ... Played in SEC opener at Mississippi State but did not record a tackle ... Saw snaps vs. Clemson but did not have a tackle ... Had limited snaps vs. South Carolina ... Saw playing time vs. ULM but did not have a tackle ... Saw playing time but did not have a tackle vs. Kentucky ... Had one solo tackle vs. Arkansas ... Played but did not have a tackle vs. LSU ... Saw playing time vs. Ole Miss ... Played but did not have a tackle vs. UTC ... Totaled one solo tackle vs. Georgia ... Played vs. Alabama but did not have a tackle ... Had one solo tackle in win over South Carolina in SEC Championship Game ... Played but did not have a tackle vs. Oregon in BCS National Championship Game. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Scott Basden ... Ranked as the nation’s No. 93 safety by Scout.com … Ranked No. 170 nationally as an athlete by ESPN.com/Scouts, Inc. … Ranked as the No. 27 player in Alabama by SuperPrep … Named to the Class 3A AllState First Team as a senior and junior by the Alabama Sports Writers Association, and earned 3A Back of the Year honors as a senior … Finished fourth in the Alabama Mr. Football voting as a senior … Led Cordova to three straight appearances in state title game … Rushed for 1,856 yards and 26 touchdowns as a senior … As a junior, rushed for 1,376 yards and 19 touchdowns on just 175 attempts (7.9 ypc) while throwing for 1,274 yards and 20 scores … Also had 70 tackles and six interceptions during junior season.

85 2010 — Appeared in three games ... Saw limited snaps vs. Arkansas State but did not have a catch ... Also saw playing time vs. LouisianaMonroe and Chattanooga. 2009 — Appeared in 10 games before season ending injury vs. Furman ... Saw playing time vs. Louisiana Tech in season opener but did not have a catch ... Had 21 receiving yards on two catches vs. Ball State ... Rushed one time for 10 yards vs. Tennessee ... Against Ole Miss, rushed two times for 22 yards with a long of 14 yards ... Had one 16-yard run vs. Furman. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Terence Williams ... During his senior season, completed 92-of-150 passes for 1,339 yards and 14 touchdowns, while also rushing for 546 yards and 15 scores on 130 carries … As a junior, competed 113 of 200 passes for 1,340 yards and 10 touchdowns, while also rushing for 940 yards on 165 carries with 17 touchdowns. PERSONAL — Born March 5, 1991 ... Son of James and Jalaine Stallworth ... Major: Public Administration.

PERSONAL — Born May 12, 1991 … Son of Chris Smith and Diann Simon ... Major: Liberal Arts.

2010 national champions ryan

white

dB . 5-10 . 195 . SO-1l tallahassee, fla. (lincoln) pre-business

19 2010 — Appeared in six games and totaled six tackles ... Made first collegiate appearance on the road vs. Ole Miss but did not have a tackle ... Saw extended snaps vs. Chattanooga and registered five tackles with four solo stops ... Had one solo tackle vs. Oregon in the BCS National Championship Game. HIGH SCHOOL — High School Coach: Yusuf Shakir ... No. 60-ranked athlete by ESPN.com/Scouts Inc. … Ranked No. 62 among cornerbacks by Scout.com … Named to the All-Southeast Region team by PrepStar … Played quarterback at Lincoln … Led Lincoln to a 9-4 season and 11th consecutive district championship in 2009 before falling in the playoffs 45-31 to top-ranked Niceville … As a junior, had 640 rushing yards on 115 attempts including six touchdowns, and completed 76-of-161 passes for 1,063 yards while throwing 14 TDs … Also excels on the track and field team. PERSONAL — Born Jan. 22, 1992 … Son of Will White and Tina Taylor ... Major: Pre-Business.

Joel

Chris

Bonomolo Brooks

DE . 6-3 . 240 . JR

metairie, LA. (Archbishop RummeL)

Philosophy

82 Xavier

Brown

WR . 6-2 . 213 . So

Lawrenceville, Ga. (Booker t. washington)

Pre-Business

K . 6-0 . 180 . SR Huntsville, Ala. (Grissom) Wildlife

68 Ed

87 Sam

brown

DB . 6-1 . 221 . SR

Birmingham, Ala. (Hewitt-Trussville)

Civil Engineering

70 shon

christian colemon

OL . 6-4 . 323 . RFr Valdosta, ga. (lowndes) journalism

ol . 6-6 . 275 . fr olive branch, miss. (olive branch) Undeclared

justin

reese

jake

delaIne

DE . 6-5 . 237 . Rfr linden, ala. (linden) liberal arts

Dismukes drum

C . 6-3 . 300 . fr spanish fort, ala (spanish fort) pre-business

wr . 6-5 . 253 . JR hoover, ala. (spain park) Business Administration

2010 national champions

Trent

fisher

DB . 6-0 . 189 . rfr

nashville, Tenn. (christ presbyterian academy)

Political Science

67 Bobby

ingalls

ol . 6-7 . 340 . sr gardendale, ala. (gardendale) Philosophy

cameron

groce

te . 6-3 . 225 . rfr gardendale, ala. (gardendale) Pre-Exercise Science

65 jake

lembke

64 forrest

hill

ds . 6-1 . 232 . rfr morrow, ga. (morrow) Pre=agriculture

6 jonathon

mincy

ds . 6-0 . 239 . so

db . 5-10 . 187 . RFR

new lenox, ill. (providence catholic)

DECATUR, gA. (SOUTHWEST DEKLAB)

Wildlife

Pre-Exercise Science

thomas

Chris

aubrey

O'REILY

OL . 6-3 . 323 . fR MARIETTA, GA. (POPE) pre-industrial design

OTERSEN phillips

tE. 6-3 . 198 . SR SPRINGFIELD, VA. (ROBERT E. LEE) Business Administration

OL . 6-5 . 344 . RFR OLIVE BRANCH, MISS. (Olive Branch) liberal arts

39 Dimitri

REESE

WR . 5-10 . 170 . RFR

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. (CLAY-CHALKVILLE)

Pre-nursing

42 chandler

shakespeare

RB . 5-10 . 197 . so oxford, ala. (oxford) accounting

49 nathan

taylor

wr . 5-10 .181 . sr fredericksburg, va. (massaponax) undecided

donnie

RIGGINS

OL . 6-8 . 304 . JR WETUMPKA, ALA. (HOLTVILLE) sociology

chad

slade

ol . 6-5 . 329 . rfr moody, ala. (moody) liberal arts

Jamar

travis

dl . 6-0 . 295 . jr brewton, ala. (w.s. neal) public administration

jonathan

rose

db . 6-2 . 185 . fr leeds, ALA. (leeds) undecided

40 39 jordan

spriggs

db . 5-9 . 182 . rfr mobile, ala. (murphy) liberal arts

38 jawara

White

lb . 6-1 . 244 . rfr troy, ala. (charles henderson) pre-business

2010 national champions angelo jaylon blackson

denson

dl . 6-5 . 295 . fr-hs bear, del. (red lion christian academy) high school coach: eric day

wr . 6-3 . 190 . fr-hs hoover, ala. (hoover) high school coach: josh nibblet

HIGH SCHOOL — Listed as the nation’s No. 14 defensive tackle by ESPN. com/Scouts Inc. … Rated as the No. 24 defensive tackle in the nation, the No. 2 recruit in Delaware and the No. 239 player overall nationally by 247Sports … Ranked No. 29 nationally among defensive tackles by Scout. com … Selected to play in the National Underclassmen Combine All-World Gridiron Classic following his senior season.

HIGH SCHOOL — Named the nation’s No. 24 wide receiver, the No. 5 player from the state of Alabama and the No. 205 player nationally by Rivals.com … Ranked No. 63 nationally among wide receivers and the No. 13 player in the state of Alabama by Scout.com … Listed as the nation’s No. 85 wide receiver by ESPN.com/Scouts Inc. … Named a PrepStar All-American … Listed as the No. 13 recruit from Alabama by SuperPrep … Ranked 10th on the Mobile Press-Register’s Elite 18 and No. 116 in the Mobile Press-Register’s Super Southeast 120.

PERSONAL — Born Nov. 14, 1992 … Sister Dalila Newman is guardian.

PERSONAL — Born Aug. 30, 1993 … Son of Tarell and Ronnie Denson.

mike

blakely

RB . 5-9 . 205 . FR-HS Bradenton, Fla. (Manatee) High School Coach: Joe Kinnan HIGH SCHOOL — A four-star prospect rated the No. 6 running back in the nation and the No. 10 overall prospect in the state of Florida according to Rivals. com... Finished his junior season with 1,400 yards rushing and 227 yards on kick and punt returns with a total of 23 touchdowns... Added another 1,000yard season as a senior, with 19 touchdowns on the ground... Participated in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl in 2011. PERSONAL — Born Feb. 28, 1992 … Parents are Karen and Tom Peacock.

quan

bray

ath . 5-10 . 170 . fr-hs lagrange, ga. (troup county) high school coach: charles flowers HIGH SCHOOL — Listed as the nation’s No. 5 athlete by ESPN.com/ Scouts Inc. and the No. 40 player overall on the ESPNU 150 … Named the nation’s No. 5 all-purpose back, the No. 8 player from the state of Georgia and the No. 109 player nationally by Rivals.com … Rated as the No. 6 athlete in the nation, the No. 8 recruit in Georgia and the No. 76 player overall nationally by 247Sports … Selected to play in the 2011 Under Armour All-America game. PERSONAL — Born April 28, 1993 … Son of the late Tonya Bray … Cousin of former Auburn defensive back Jason Bray (1995-98).

sammie

coates

wr . 6-3 . 180 . fr-hs leroy, ala. (leroy) high school coach: danny powell HIGH SCHOOL — Rated as the No. 24 wide receiver in the nation, the No. 6 recruit in Alabama … Ranked No. 57 nationally among wide receivers and the No. 10 player in the state of Alabama by Scout. com … No. 7 on the Birmingham News’ list of the Alabama Super Seniors … Was voted to the Super 12 team and the 2010 Class 2A Back of the Year by the Alabama Sports Writers Association. PERSONAL — Born March 31, 1993 … Son of Sharon Coates.

reese

dismukes

ol . 6-3 . 290 . fr-hs spanish fort, ala. (spanish fort) high school coach: bryant vincent 2011 — Joined team for 2011 spring practice. HIGH SCHOOL — Listed as the nation’s top center by ESPN.com/ Scouts Inc. and the No. 54 player overall on the ESPNU 150 … Rated as the No. 1 center in the nation, the No. 1 recruit from Alabama and the No. 53 player overall nationally by 247Sports … Ranked No. 3 nationally among centers by Scout.com … Named the nation’s No. 4 center by Rivals.com … Played in the 2011 Under Armour AllAmerica game … Named to the Parade All-America team … Named the Mobile Press-Register’s Class 4A-6A Offensive Player of the Year … Ranked second on the Mobile Press-Register’s Elite 18 and No. 28 in the Mobile Press-Register’s Super Southeast 120 … PERSONAL — Born Oct. 20, 1992 … Son of Kim and Ed Dismukes.

erique

florence

s . 6-2 . 190 . fr-hs valley, ala. (valley) high school coach: mike mccombs HIGH SCHOOL — Listed as the nation’s No. 4 safety by ESPN.com/ Scouts Inc. and the No. 52 player overall on the ESPNU 150 … Named the nation’s No. 3 safety, the No. 3 player from the state of Alabama and the No. 69 player nationally by Rivals.com … Ranked No. 5 nationally among safeties and the No. 2 player in the state of Alabama by Scout. com … Rated as the No. 9 safety in the nation by 247Sports … Named to the PrepStar Dream Team as the No. 57-ranked player in the nation … Played in the 2011 Under Armour All-America game, intercepting a pass … No. 3 on the Birmingham News’ list of the Alabama Super Seniors … Ranked fifth on the Mobile Press-Register’s Elite 18. PERSONAL — Born Dec. 14, 1992 … Son of Chryistal Florence.

kieHl

justin

qb . 6-3 . 210 . fr-hs springdale, ark. (shiloh christian) high school coach: josh floyd

lb . 6-2 . 200 . fr-hs tucker, ga. (tucker) high school coach: franklin stephens

HIGH SCHOOL — Named USA Today’s National Offensive Player of the Year … Listed as the nation’s No. 2 quarterback by ESPN.com/Scouts Inc. and the No. 47 player overall on the ESPNU 150 … Ranked No. 4 nationally among quarterbacks by Scout.com … Named the nation’s No. 5 quarterback, the No. 2 player from the state of Arkansas and the No. 89 player nationally by Rivals.com … Rated as the No. 4 dual threat quarterback in the nation by 247Sports … Ranked as the No. 2 combo passer and the No. 11 overall prospect in the MaxPreps Top 100 … Played in the Under Armour All-American game … Led his team to Class 4A state championship each of the last three seasons, earning MVP honors all three years … During senior season, passed for 2,975 yards and 42 touchdowns and rushed for 1,164 yards and 22 TDs … As a junior, threw for 3,817 yards with 48 touchdowns and rushed for 764 yards and 14 scores … Passed for 1,437 yards and 17 touchdowns as a sophomore with 990 yards yards and 15 TDs.

HIGH SCHOOL — Ranked No. 12 nationally among outside linebackers by Scout.com … Listed as the nation’s No. 84 outside linebacker by ESPN.com/Scouts Inc. … Named the nation’s No. 65 player from the state of Georgia by Rivals.com … Rated as the No. 56 recruit from Georgia by SuperPrep … Named to the All-Southeast Region team by PrepStar … Ranked No. 46 on the Atlanta Journal Constitution’s Fab 50 … Selected to play in the Offense-Defense Bowl in Myrtle Beach, S.C., following his senior season … Named to the AllDeKalb County team as a senior after collecting 70 tackles including four sacks and forcing two fumbles.

frazier

PERSONAL — Born Oct. 2, 1992 … Son of Robin and Layron Beach.

kris

frost

ath . 6-2 . 215 . fr-hs matthews, n.c. (butler) high school coach: mike newsome HIGH SCHOOL — Named the nation’s No. 2 outside linebacker, the No. 3 player from the state of North Carolina and the No. 20 player nationally by Rivals.com … Rated as the No. 7 outside linebacker in the nation, the No. 2 recruit from North Carolina and the No. 84 player overall nationally by 247Sports … Ranked No. 17 nationally among outside linebackers by Scout.com … Listed as the nation’s No. 28 athlete by ESPN.com/Scouts Inc. … Named to the PrepStar Dream Team as the No. 27-ranked player in the nation … Named a SuperPrep All-American, and the nation’s No. 4 athlete by SuperPrep … Named to the Orlando Sentinel’s All-Southern Team as a first-team selection from North Carolina. PERSONAL — Born Oct. 19, 1992 … Son of William and Miriam Frost.

brandon

fulse

te . 6-5 . 252 . fr-hs fort meade, fla. (fort meade) high school coach: Jamelle cornelius HIGH SCHOOL — Listed as the nation’s No. 5 tight end by ESPN. com/Scouts Inc. and the No. 94 player overall on the ESPNU 150 … Rated as the No. 8 tight end in the nation, the No. 28 recruit from Florida and the No. 150 player overall nationally by 247Sports … Rated seventh nationally among tight ends by MaxPreps … Ranked No. 13 nationally among tight ends by Scout.com … Named a PrepStar AllAmerican … Rated as the No. 63 recruit from Florida by SuperPrep … Selected to play in the 2011 Under Armour All-America game … Ranked No. 65 in the Mobile Press-Register’s Super Southeast 120.

garrett

PERSONAL — Born July 19, 1993 … Son of Carl and Debbie Garrett.

keymiya

harrell

de . 6-5 . 235 . fr-hs plantersville, ala. (dallas county) high school coach: darryl burns HIGH SCHOOL — Rated the No. 27 weakside defensive end in the nation and the No. 14 overall prospect in Alabama by Rivals.com … Ranked No. 39 defensive end in the nation by ESPN.com/Scouts, Inc. … Ranked No. 62 nationally among defensive ends and the No. 26 player in the state of Alabama by Scout.com … Listed as the No. 18 recruit from Alabama by SuperPrep … Named to the All-Southeast Region team by PrepStar … Ranked No. 14 on the Mobile PressRegister’s Elite 18 … Ranked No. 22 on the Birmingham News’ list of the Alabama Super Seniors … Led team in tackles in 2010 with 57 … Also had four sacks for minus 28 yards in 2010 with one blocked punt and two fumble recoveries. PERSONAL — Born Feb. 25, 1992 … Son of Chris Harrell.

chris

landrum

lb . 6-3 . 235 . fr-hs sweet water, ala. (sweet water) high school coach: stacy luker HIGH SCHOOL — Listed as the No. 48 player at OLB nationally and No. 19 player in Alabama by Rivals.com … Rated the No. 22 prospect at outside linebacker nationally and the No. 11 player in the state of Alabama by Scout.com … Listed as the No. 10 recruit from Alabama by SuperPrep … Ranked No. 13 on the Birmingham News’ list of the Alabama Super Seniors … Helped lead Sweet Water to 2010 state title and earned MVP honors of state title game. PERSONAL — Born Sep. 14, 1992 … Son of Roosevelt Landrum Jr. and Jackie Landrum.

PERSONAL — Born Aug. 5, 1992 … Son of Chad Fulse and Dye Anna Clark.

2010 national champions tre

greg

rb . 5-10 . 190 . fr-hs lake worth, fla. (park vista) high school coach: brian doddsy

ol . 6-5 . 305 . fr-hs thibodaux, la. (thibodaux) high school coach: dennis lorio

HIGH SCHOOL — Named the nation’s No. 14 running back, the No. 34 player from the state of Florida and the No. 199 player in the nation overall by Rivals.com … Listed as the nation’s No. 21 running back by ESPN.com/Scouts Inc. … Ranked No. 29 nationally among running backs by Scout.com … Named a PrepStar All-American … Rated as the No. 75 recruit from Florida by SuperPrep … Selected to play in Florida’s North-South All-Star game following his senior season.

HIGH SCHOOL — Ranked the No. 2 offensive guard in the nation, the No. 4 recruit from Louisiana and the No. 90 overall prospect in the nation by Rivals.com … Rated as No. 7 offensive guard in the nation by Scout.com … Ranked as the No. 9 offensive tackle in the nation, the No. 7 recruit from Louisiana and the No. 109 player overall nationally by 247Sports … Named a SuperPrep All-American and the nation’s No. 20 offensive lineman by SuperPrep … Ranked No. 17 in the Mobile Press-Register’s Super Southeast 120 … Did not play on the offensive line until junior year of high school after playing defensive line as a freshman … Selected to U.S. Army All-American Bowl.

mason

robinson

PERSONAL — Born Aug. 6, 1993 … Son of Vincent and Tina Mason.

PERSONAL — Born Oct. 21, 1992 … Son of Greg Blackledge and Rhonda Robinson. High School teammate of current Tiger Trovon Reed.

jabrian

niles

dl . 6-3 . 260 . fr-hs mobile, ala. (davidson) high school coach: fred riley HIGH SCHOOL — Ranked as the No. 19 defensive end in the nation by ESPN/Scouts.com … Rated the No. 31 strongside defensive end in the nation by Rivals.com and the No. 12 overall player in Alabama … Ranked as the No. 27 defensive end in the nation and the No. 7 player in the state of Alabama by Scout.com … Named a SuperPrep All-American ... Rated No. 9 on the Mobile Press-Register’s Elite 18. PERSONAL — Born Oct. 6, 1992 … Son of Kennard Simon and Telva Niles.

thomas

o'reilly

ol . 6-3 . 313 . fr-hs marietta, ga. (pope) high school coach: matt kemper 2011 — Joined team for spring practice. HIGH SCHOOL — Rated as the No. 7 offensive guard in the nation, the No. 14 recruit from Georgia and the No. 169 player overall nationally by 247Sports … Listed as the nation’s No. 8 offensive guard by ESPN.com/Scouts Inc. and the No. 145 player overall on the ESPNU 150 … Rated 12th nationally among offensive guards and centers by MaxPreps … Named the nation’s No. 19 offensive guard and the No. 35 player from the state of Georgia by Rivals.com … Named to the All-Southeast Region team by PrepStar … Selected to play in the 2011 Under Armour All-America game following his senior season . PERSONAL — Born May 21, 1993 … Son of Shaun and Nancy O’Reilly.

jonathan

rose

cb . 6-1 . 175 . fr-hs leeds, ala. (leeds) high school coach: keith etheridge 2011 — Joined team for 2011 spring practice. HIGH SCHOOL — Named the nation’s No. 3 cornerback and the No. 2 player from the state of Alabama by Rivals.com … Rated as the No. 8 cornerback in the nation and the No. 3 recruit from Alabama by 247Sports … Listed as the No. 11 cornerback nationally by ESPN. com/Scouts Inc. … Ranked as the nation’s No. 19 cornerback and the No. 6 player in the state of Alabama by Scout.com … Played on the East squad at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl following senior season … Was voted to the Super 12 team and the 2010 3A Back of the Year by the Alabama Sports Writers Association. PERSONAL — Born July 19, 1993 … Son of Charles and Felicia Rose

devaunte

sigler

dl . 6-4 . 255 . fr-hs mobile, ala. (b.c. rain) high school coach: eric scott HIGH SCHOOL — Listed as the nation’s No. 44 defensive end and the No. 18 player in the state of Alabama by Scout.com … Named the nation’s No. 46 defensive end by ESPN.com/Scouts, Inc. … Listed as the No. 22 player from the state of Alabama and the No. 64 OLB in the nation by Rivals.com … Ranked as the No. 16 recruit from Alabama by SuperPrep … Named to the All-Southeast Region team by PrepStar … Ranked No. 16 on the Mobile Press-Register’s Elite 18 … Ranked No. 24 on the Birmingham News’ list of the Alabama Super Seniors … As a senior, totaled 80 tackles with five tackles for loss and one interception returned for a touchdown while earning Class 4A honorable mention all-state honors … Racked up 80 tackles during junior season with seven sacks. PERSONAL — Born May 2, 1992 . . . Son of Rhonda Sigler.

anthony

christian

s . 6-2 . 205 . fr-hs gadsden, ala. (gadsden city) high school coach: joe billingsley

ol . 6-5 . 285 . fr-hs chandler, ariz. (hamilton) high school coach: steve belles

HIGH SCHOOL — Named the nation’s No. 25 safety by ESPN. com/Scouts, Inc. … Listed as the No. 11 player in the state of Alabama and the No. 24 defensive back in the country by Rivals.com … Ranked as the nation’s No. 14 safety by MaxPreps … Ranked as the nation’s No. 35 safety and the No. 17 player in the state of Alabama by Scout.com … Listed as the No. 14 recruit from Alabama by SuperPrep … Named to the All-Southeast Region team by PrepStar … Ranked No. 13 on the Mobile Press-Register’s Elite 18 … Ranked No. 14 on the Birmingham News’ list of the Alabama Super Seniors … Played in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star game.

HIGH SCHOOL — Named the nation’s No. 2 offensive tackle and the No. 6 player nationally by ESPN.com/Scouts, Inc. … Ranked as the nation’s No. 1 offensive guard and the No. 17 player in the nation by Scout.com … Listed as the nation’s No. 3 offensive tackle, the No. 1 player in the state of Arizona and the No. 27 player in the nation overall by Rivals.com … Named the No. 21 overall player nationally in the SuperPrep Elite 50 … Selected to play in the 2011 Under Armour All-American game … Also was a part of three state championships … Listed on The Associated Press’ Top 25 best players in the West.

PERSONAL — Born Oct. 24, 1992 . . . Son of Anthony Swain Sr. and Johnelle Swain.

PERSONAL — Born Feb. 23, 1993 . . . Son of Christian Westerman Sr. and Jodie Westerman.

robenson

jermaine

cb . 5-10 . 195 . fr-hs miami, fla. (miami jackson) high school coach: nigel dunn

cb . 6-0 . 187 . fr-hs greenwood, miss. (amanda elzy) high school coach: eric house

HIGH SCHOOL — Rated as the No. 5 safety in the nation, the No. 22 recruit from Florida and the No. 110 player overall nationally by 247Sports … Listed as the nation’s No. 11 safety by ESPN. com/Scouts, Inc. … Named the nation’s No. 17 safety and the No. 43 player from the state of Florida by Rivals.com … Ranked as the nation’s No. 13 safety by MaxPreps … Listed as the No. 27 corner back by Scout.com … Named a SuperPrep All-American, and the nation’s No. 19 defensive back and the No. 21 recruit from Florida by SuperPrep … Named a PrepStar All-American … Earned Under Armour All-America honors as a senior.

HIGH SCHOOL — Named the nation’s No. 24 cornerback and the No. 5 player from the state of Mississippi by Rivals.com … Ranked No. 24 nationally among cornerbacks by Scout.com … Listed as the nation’s No. 27 athlete by ESPN.com/Scouts Inc. … Named a SuperPrep All-American, and the nation’s No. 24 defensive back and the No. 4 recruit from Mississippi by SuperPrep … Ranked as the nation’s No. 7 cornerback by MaxPreps … Ranked No. 86 in the Mobile Press-Register’s Super Southeast 120 … Named to the Clarion Ledger’s Dandy Dozen Ranked No. 86 in the Mobile Press-Register’s Super Southeast 120 … … Selected to play in the Alabama-Mississippi AllStar Game.

swain

therezie

PERSONAL — Born on Aug. 8, 1991 . . . Son of Monique Therezie … Has brothers Franco, France, Ricardo, Jean, Marvin, Stanley and Poppy and sister Ludine.

westerman

whitehead

PERSONAL — Born March 12, 1993 … Son of Teveeta Whitehead and Willie Archer.

c.j.

gabe

ath . 6-5 . 235 . fr-hs suwanee, ga. (north gwinnett) high school coach: bob sphire

dl . 6-4 . 310 . fr-hs columbus, ga. (carver) high school coach: dell mcgee

HIGH SCHOOL — Listed as the nation’s No. 8 tight end by Scout. com … Rated as the No. 11 athlete in the nation, the No. 15 recruit from Georgia and the No. 181 player overall nationally by 247Sports … Ranked as the nation’s No. 20 tight end and the No. 23 player in the state of Georgia by Rivals.com … Listed as the No. 36 athlete by ESPN.com/Scouts, Inc. … Named the No. 6 overall player from the state of Georgia by CBSsports.com … Rated as the No. 5 athlete in the nation by MaxPreps … Named a SuperPrep All-American, and the nation’s No. 16 tight end and the No. 15 recruit from Georgia by SuperPrep … Named to the All-Southeast Region team by PrepStar … Ranked No. 15 on the Atlanta Journal Constitution’s Fab 50 … Ranked No. 119 in the Mobile Press-Register’s Super Southeast 120.

HIGH SCHOOL — Listed as the No. 3 defensive tackle and the No. 26 player overall by ESPN.com/Scouts Inc. … Ranked as the No. 7 player in the state of Georgia by Rivals.com … Named the No. 13 defensive tackle in the nation by Rivals.com … Listed as the nation’s No. 11 defensive tackle by Scout.com … Listed as the No. 110 player in the nation by Scout.com … Named to the Parade All-America team … Named the nation’s No. 25 defensive lineman by SuperPrep.

uzomah

wright

PERSONAL — Born Apr. 3, 1992 … Son of Viola Wright

PERSONAL — Born Jan. 14, 1993 … Son of Xavier and Stephanie Uzomah

2010 national champions gene

chizik head coach

In just two seasons at Auburn, head coach Gene Chizik has won a BCS National Championship, an SEC Championship, earned Home Depot and Liberty Mutual National Coach of the Year honors and AP SEC Coach of the Year accolades. Chizik guided Auburn to a 14-0 record, the BCS National Championship, the program’s first title since 1957, and an SEC title during the 2010 season. He owns the second-best mark after 27 games coached in Auburn history with his 22-5 start, and currently owns a 15-game winning streak. Auburn achieved success in 2010 despite a rugged schedule that included 10 games against bowl-eligible teams. In fact, Auburn was the only team in the country that won seven games against teams ranked in the final Associated Press Top 25 poll. Chizik has placed his stamp firmly on the Auburn program, including a “never say quit” attitude that saw Auburn rally from four double-digit deficits to win in 2010, including the largest comeback in school history when the Tigers turned a 24-0 deficit at Alabama into a 28-27 victory. Auburn is 5-2 after trailing by double digits in Chizik’s first two seasons, after going 4-44 over the 14 seasons prior to his arrival in such games. Chizik has also excelled in close games, as the Tigers won seven games in 2010 by single digits, including five games that were decided by just three points or less, which is the most in one season in school history. Auburn has won nine games in his two seasons in which the Tigers trailed or were tied in the fourth quarter. Auburn players have achieved national awards under his guidance, as Cam Newton won the Heisman Trophy, Maxwell Award, Walter Camp Player of the Year Award and the Davey O’Brien Award in 2010, while Nick Fairley won the Lombardi Award. Chizik also hired offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn, who won the Broyles Award as the nation’s top assistant coach in 2010. Auburn’s success in 2010 started a year earlier, after Chizik inherited a team that had finished 5-7 in 2008 and quickly began rebuilding the program. During his first season as Auburn’s head coach, Chizik led the Tigers to an 8-5 record and a victory over Northwestern in the 2010 Outback Bowl on New Year’s Day. He became the first head coach in school history to lead his team to a bowl game in his first season, just the third coach in Auburn history to win his first five games as head coach and only the third SEC coach since the conference expanded in 1992 to win his first five games. Chizik’s first Auburn squad set numerous team and individual records, including team records for most points and total yards in a season - records that Auburn broke again in 2010. The Tigers had a knack for playing well in big games, winning four games against teams that played in bowl games during the 2009 season. Auburn has not only enjoyed success on the field under Chizik’s tenure, but they have excelled in building for the future as the Tigers had the No. 1 nationally ranked recruiting class in 2011 according to Scout.com and the No. 4 ranked class in 2010 both Rivals.com and ESPN/Scouts Inc. In July 2011, Chizik released his first book, “All In:What It Takes to Be the Best”, which chronicles his coaching career, the pivotal role his faith has played in his life and career, and his secrets to success, both on and off the field. Published by Tyndale House Publishers, David Thomas, a senior writer and columnist for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, collaborated on the book with Chizik. All of Chizik’s proceeds from the book have gone to The Chizik Family You Turn Foundation, Inc., which assists children and youth in the Auburn community. The program’s defensive coordinator from 2002-04, Chizik was named Auburn’s 26th head coach on December 13, 2008, after serving the two previous seasons as head coach at Iowa State. A 23year coaching veteran, Chizik helped Auburn and Texas to consecutive undefeated seasons in 2004 and 2005. His three-year stint as Auburn’s defensive coordinator culminated in 2004, when he helped guide the Tigers to a 13-0 season while earning the Frank Broyles Award as the nation’s top assistant coach. Chizik also served as the assistant head coach and co-defensive coordinator at Texas from 2005-06 where he helped the Longhorns to a perfect season and national championship in 2005. During his tenure at Auburn, Chizik’s 2004 defense led the nation in scoring defense (11.3 ppg) and was fifth nationally in total defense, allowing just 277.6 yards per contest. In three years at Auburn, Chizik helped the Tigers to a 30-9 mark including an 18-6 Southeastern Conference record. In 2003, Auburn’s defense was fifth nationally in total defense. In his two seasons in Austin, the Longhorns were 22-3. At one point, he was a part of 29 consecutive victories, which began in 2003 at Auburn and ended in 2006 at Texas. Chizik’s reputation as an outstanding teacher is evident by the fact that he tutored a remarkable three consecutive Thorpe Award winners, starting with Auburn’s Carlos Rogers in 2004, followed by Texas’ Michael Huff and Aaron Ross in 2005 and 2006, respectively.

During his two seasons at Iowa State, the 46-year old Chizik was in the midst of a rebuilding process, directing the Cyclones to a 5-19 mark. The Iowa State administration rewarded Chizik’s leadership and vision for the program by offering him a two-year contract extension following the 2008 season. Chizik’s first win came against intrastate rival Iowa in 2007, making him the first Cyclone coach since 1907 to beat the Hawkeyes in his inaugural season. The 2007 season also included conference wins over Kansas State and bowlbound Colorado. Auburn’s undefeated season of 2004 saw one of the best defensive teams ever to wear a Tigers uniform. Not only did they lead the nation in scoring defense, but they surrendered just four rushing touchdowns all season, including allowing none over the first eight games of the season. That vaunted 2004 defense featured eight of 11 starters that went on to play in the NFL, including 2005 first-round draft pick cornerback Carlos Rogers and defensive lineman Jay Ratliff, who earned All-Pro honors with the Dallas Cowboys in 2008. The 2003 AU defense under Chizik was just as talent laden as the undefeated squad, as eight of 11 starters went on to play in the NFL as well. Led by firstteam All-SEC picks Karlos Dansby, DeMarco McNeil and Dontarious Thomas, Auburn was fifth nationally in total defense, seventh in rushing defense and ninth in the country in scoring defense. By allowing less than 300 yards of total offense in consecutive seasons in 2003 (281.6 ypg) and 2004 (277.6 ypg), it marked the first time at Auburn since a six-year run from 1985-90, that an Auburn defense had accomplished the feat in back-to-back campaigns. In his first season at Auburn, Chizik took a club that was 39th nationally in total defense the season before he arrived and improved it to 26th in the country while holding three Top 10 teams - LSU, Alabama and Penn State - to less than 10 points each en route to victory. During his 39 games at Auburn as defensive coordinator, the Tigers were able to defeat nine Top 10 programs, win three bowl games, and hold 24 of 39 opponents to two touchdowns or less, including 14 that managed single digits against his aggressive, physical defenses. He also tutored three All-Americans in Dansby, Rogers and Junior Rosegreen and had nine players earn 10 first-team All-SEC honors. Chizik had 10 players over three seasons that went on to be NFL draft picks. Chizik’s defense played an integral part in Texas’ 2005 national championship season as the Longhorns ranked eighth nationally in scoring defense, 10th in total defense and fourth in pass efficiency defense. UT allowed opponents to reach 300 yards of total offense only five times in 2005 and held the remaining eight opponents to less than 267 yards. Ten UT defenders were all-Big 12 Conference selections, including four who made the first team. In 2006, Chizik’s Longhorn defenders were second nationally against the rush (58.8 ypg.) after 12 games, including limiting No. 1 Ohio State to just 79 yards on the ground. His aggressive schemes resulted in 100 tackles for loss, 96 quarterback hurries and 30 takeaways during the 2006 regular season. Chizik coached six Longhorns to All-American honors in his two seasons, including Aaron Harris, Michael Huff and Rod Wright in 2005, and Tim Crowder, Michael Griffin and Aaron Ross in 2006. His defensive players earned 18 All-Big 12 awards during his tenure. Prior to his arrival at Auburn, Chizik was the defensive coordinator for four seasons (1998-01) at Central Florida, where he improved a unit that was 81st nationally in total defense before his arrival to one that was 16th in the country in 2001. Chizik spent six seasons at Stephen F. Austin from 1992-97, overseeing the linebackers (1992-94) and secondary (1995-97). While at Stephen F. Austin, Chizik helped the Lumberjacks to back-to-back NCAA Division I-AA playoffs, including a national semifinal appearance in 1995. He began his coaching career as defensive coordinator (1986-88) at Seminole High School in St. Petersburg, Fla., before becoming a graduate assistant at Clemson for a pair of 10-win teams in 1988-89. Chizik’s first full-time college coaching position came at Middle Tennessee State, where he helped lead the Blue Raiders to NCAA Division I-AA playoffs in both of his seasons (1990-91) and to a conference championship in 1990. Chizik earned his B.A. degree in education from Florida in 1985 and his M.A. in guidance and counseling from Clemson in 1991. A Clearwater, Fla., native, Chizik and his wife, Jonna, have identical twin daughters, Landry Grace and Kennedy Danielle, and a son, Cally.

2010 national champions Chizik Year-by-Year HEAD COACH Year School Record Conf. Notes 2007 Iowa State 3-9 2-6 2008 Iowa State 2-10 0-8 Iowa State Totals 5-19 2-14 Auburn 2009 2010 Auburn Auburn Totals

8-5 3-5 Outback Bowl 14-0 8-0 BCS National Champions/SEC Champions 22-5 11-5

HEAD COACH TOTALS 27-24

13-19

COLLEGIATE ASSISTANT/GA Record 1988 Clemson Grad Asst./Linebackers 10-2 1989 Clemson Grad. Asst./Linebackers 10-2 Clemson Totals 20-4

Conf. 6-1 5-2 11-3

1990 Middle Tennessee St. Defensive Ends Coach 1991 Middle Tennessee St. Defensive Ends Coach Middle Tennessee State Totals

11-2 9-4 20-6

5-1 6-1 11-2

1992 Stephen F. Austin Linebackers Coach 1993 Stephen F. Austin Linebackers Coach 1994 Stephen F. Austin Linebackers Coach 1995 Stephen F. Austin Secondary Coach 1996 Stephen F. Austin Defensive Coordinator/Secondary 1997 Stephen F. Austin Defensive Coordinator/Secondary Stephen F. Austin Totals

3-8 8-4 6-3-2 11-2 7-4 8-3 43-24-2

1-6 5-2 4-1-1 4-1 3-3 5-2 22-15-2

Defensive Coordinator/Secondary 1998 Central Florida 1999 Central Florida Defensive Coordinator/Secondary 2000 Central Florida Defensive Coordinator/Secondary 2001 Central Florida Defensive Coordinator/Secondary Central Florida Totals

9-2 4-7 7-4 6-5 26-18

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2002 Auburn Defensive Coordinator/DB 2003 Auburn Defensive Coordinator/DB 2004 Auburn Defensive Coordinator/DB Auburn Totals

9-4 8-5 13-0 30-9

5-3 5-3 8-0 18-6

2005 Texas Asst. Head Coach/Def. Coord./LB 2006 Texas Asst. Head Coach/Def. Coord./LB Texas Totals

13-0 9-3 22-3

8-0 6-2 14-2

ASSISTANT COACH TOTALS

161-62-2

76-28-2

HIGH SCHOOL COACH 1986 Seminole (Fla.) H.S. Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers 1987 Seminole (Fla.)H.S. Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers BOWL GAMES 1981 Peach Bowl 1988 Citrus Bowl 1989 Gator Bowl 2003 Capital One Bowl 2003 Music City Bowl 2005 Sugar Bowl 2006 Rose Bowl 2010 Outback Bowl 2011 BCS National Championship

(Florida lost to West Virginia, 6-26) [player] (Clemson defeated Oklahoma, 13-6) (Clemson defeated West Virginia, 27-7) (Auburn defeated Penn State, 13-9) (Auburn defeated Wisconsin, 28-14) (Auburn defeated Virginia Tech, 16-13) (Texas defeated USC, 41-38) (Auburn defeated Northwestern, 38-35 [OT]) (Auburn defeated Oregon, 22-19)

Chizik Game-by-Game 2007 - (3-9, 2-6 Big 12) 8/30 KENT STATE 9/8 NORTHERN IOWA 9/15 IOWA 9/22 at Toledo 9/29 at Nebraska 10/6 at Texas Tech 10/13 TEXAS 10/20 OKLAHOMA 10/27 at Missouri 11/3 KANSAS STATE 11/10 COLORADO 11/17 at Kansas

14-23 L 13-24 L 15-13 W 35-36 L 17-35 L 17-42 L 3-56 L 7-17 L 28-42 L 31-20 W 31-28 W 7-45 L

2008 - (2-12, 0-8 Big 12) 8/28 SOUTH DAKOTA ST. 9/6 KENT STATE 9/13 at Iowa at UNLV (OT) 9/20 10/4 KANSAS 10/11 at Baylor 10/18 NEBRASKA 10/25 TEXAS A&M 11/1 at Oklahoma State at Colorado 11/8 11/15 MISSOURI 11/22 at Kansas State

44-17 W 48-28 W 5-17 L 31-34 L 33-35 L 10-38 L 7-35 L 35-49 L 17-59 L 24-28 L 20-52 L 30-38 L

2009 - (8-5, 3-5 SEC) 9/5 LOUISIANA TECH 9/12 MISSISSIPPI STATE 9/19 WEST VIRGINIA BALL STATE 9/26 10/3 at Tennessee 10/10 at Arkansas 10/17 KENTUCKY 10/24 at LSU 10/31 OLE MISS 11/7 FURMAN 11/14 at Georgia 11/27 ALABAMA 1/1 Northwestern (Outback)

37-13 W 49-24 W 41-30 W 54-30 W 26-22 W 23-44 L 14-21 L 10-31 L 33-20 W 63-31 W 24-31 L 21-26 L 38-35 [OT] W

2010 - (14-0, 8-0 SEC) 9/4 ARKANSAS STATE 9/9 at Mississippi State 9/18 CLEMSON 9/25 SOUTH CAROLINA 10/2 ULM 10/9 at Kentucky 10/16 ARKANSAS 10/23 LSU 10/30 at Ole Miss 11/6 CHATTANOOGA 11/13 GEORGIA 11/26 at Alabama 12/4 South Carolina (SECCG) 1/10/11 Oregon (BCSCG)

52-26 17-14 27-24 [OT] 35-27 52-3 37-34 65-43 24-17 51-31 62-24 49-31 28-27 56-17 22-19

W W W W W W W W W W W W W W

2010 national champions jay

boulware tight ends/special teams coordinator

Jay Boulware is in his third season as special teams coordinator and tight ends coach at Auburn. As special teams coordinator, Boulware coached Tigers’ kicker Wes Byrum to consecutive record-breaking seasons which culminated with a 19-yard field goal as time expired to give Auburn a 22-19 victory over Oregon in the 2011 BCS National Championship Game. Under Boulware’s tutelage, Byrum set an Auburn single-season record for points by a kicker (99) in 2009 and followed that by breaking that record in 2010 with 123 points. Additionally, Byrum set a single-season Auburn record for field goal percentage (93.8), connecting on 15-of-16 field goals, and set a school record for conversions and attempts, going 54-of-54 on PAT’s in his first season under Boulware. Auburn’s kickoff return defense was the third-best and 16th nationally, allowing just 19.7 yards per return in 2010. The Tigers’ punt return defense led the SEC and was ninth in the nation last season, allowing just 4.6 yards per return. The Tigers kickoff return unit was fourth in the SEC and 25th nationally with a 23.5 yard per return average and led the SEC with 1482 return yards. Boulware also guided Demond Washington to an Auburn single-season record for kickoff return average, as Washington’s average of 31.1 yards per return led the SEC and ranked sixth nationally. Washington also set an Auburn single-game record with 202 kickoff return yards on five returns vs. Georgia. As tight ends coach, Boulware guided Philip Lutzenkirchen to five touchdown receptions, third-most on the team, and a 12.3 yards per catch average in 2010. Prior to coming to Auburn, Boulware served as running backs coach and special teams coordinator at Iowa State for two seasons from 2007-08. He has also coached at Texas, Northern Illinois, Arizona, Stanford and Utah, and has coached all-conference players at three different positions in three different conferences. In 2008 under Boulware, Iowa State ranked 12th nationally in kickoff returns, behind Rivals.com second-team freshman All-American kick returner Leonard Johnson. Johnson set an NCAA FBS record with 319 kickoff return yards against Oklahoma State. A native of Irving, Texas, Boulware was a two-year letterman at offensive line while playing for the University of Texas. He began his coaching career 1994-96 Texas at Texas, first as a student coach Student Assistant (1994-95) (1994-95) and then as a gradu Graduate Assistant/Tight Ends (1996) ate assistant (1996), where he 1997-2000 Northern Illinois helped the Longhorns to bowl Tight Ends (1997) games all three seasons. Co-Offensive Line (1998-2000) 2001-03 Arizona Under his direction, several Tight Ends (2001) Boulware-coached players have Running Backs (2002) earned national honors and Running Backs/Special Teams Coordinator (2003) played in the National Football 2004 Stanford League. At Northern Illinois, he Running Backs recruited future All-American and 2005-06 Utah current Atlanta running back Mi Tight Ends/Co-Special Teams Coordinator chael Turner. Iowa State 2007-08 During Boulware’s tenure at Running Backs/Special Teams Coordinator NIU, the Huskie offense ranked 2009- Auburn 12th nationally in rushing as Tight Ends/Special Teams Coordinator two-time All-MAC offensive lineman Ryan Diem moved on Bowl EXPERIENCE to the NFL, where he plays for Coach – 1994 Sun, 1995 Sugar, 1997 Fiesta, 2005 Emerald, the Indianapolis Colts. While at 2006 Armed Forces, 2010 Outback, 2011 BCS National Championship Game Arizona, Boulware coached AllPac 10 tailback Mike Bell, who Hometown Irving, Texas now plays for the New Orleans daughter: Jordin, 4 Children Saints.

BOULWARE CAREER

College Playing Experience

University of Texas (B.A, 1996) Texas (offensive line), 1991-93

jeff

grimes offensive line

Jeff Grimes is in his third year as offensive line coach for the Tigers and has instructed a unit that paved the way for two of the most explosive offenses in the nation the past two seasons. During Auburn’s 2010 national championship season, Grimes’ coached an offensive line that set school records for total yards of offense (6,989) and points (577) for a second consecutive season. The Tigers led the Southeastern Conference and were fifth nationally in rushing yards per game (284.8) and led the SEC in scoring (41.2 ppg). The 2010 Tigers set school records for rushing touchdowns (41), passing touchdowns (31), rushing yardage (3,987) and had three offensive lineman earn individual honors. Tackle Lee Ziemba was a consensus All-America selection and earned the Jacobs Trophy as the SEC’s best blocker and was taken by the Carolina Panthers in the NFL Draft. Guard Byron Isom was named second team All-SEC and center Ryan Pugh earned third team All-America honors. In his first season with the Tigers, Grimes helped establish a unit that set numerous school records, including points in a season (433), most total yards of offense in a season (5,613) and most plays in a season (914). Auburn’s 266 first downs in 2009 was the second-best total in school history, and its average of 431.8 yards per game ranked fourth. The Tigers also had the seventh-most rushing yards (2,756) in a single season in Auburn history. In addition, Grimes coached both Ryan Pugh and Lee Ziemba to second-team All-SEC honors during the 2009 season. Prior to coming to Auburn, Grimes served as the assistant head coach, running game coordinator and offensive line coach at Colorado for two seasons from 2007-08. Two of his CU lineman from his first season, Tyler Polumbus and Edwin Harrison, were on NFL rosters in 2008. An 18-year coaching veteran, Grimes went to Colorado from Brigham Young, where he coached the offensive line for three seasons from 2004-06. His 2006 BYU linemen were a large part of the Cougars’ Mountain West Conference championship team, which finished 11-2. Grimes’s success continued at Arizona State as four of his 2001 1993-94 Riverside High School (Texas) seniors drafted into the NFL, it marked Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line just the second time that had been 1995 Rice done at any school since the NFL ad Offensive and Defensive Graduate Assistant opted the seven-round draft format in 1996-97 Texas A&M 1993. Offensive Graduate Assistant In one season at Boise 1998-99 Hardin-Simmons State in 2000, Grimes’ offensive line Offensive Line helped the Broncos lead the nation in 2000 Boise State Offensive Line scoring offense and accumulate 175 2001-03 Arizona State rushing yards per game. Offensive Line/Running Game Coordinator Grimes began his coach2004-06 Brigham Young ing career in 1993 as a high school Offensive Line coach at Riverside High School in El 2007-08 Colorado Paso. After two years there, he moved Asst. Head Coach/Running Game Coordinator/ on to the college ranks, first working Off. Line as a graduate assistant at Rice (1995) 2009- Auburn and then at Texas A&M (1996-97). Offensive Line Grimes earned four letters as an offensive tackle for UTEP beBowl EXPERIENCE tween 1987 and 1990, including Player – 1988 Independence three years under former BSU and Coach – 1998 Cotton, 2000 Humanitarian, 2002 Holiday, 2005 ASU head coach Dirk Koetter when Las Vegas, 2007 Independence, 2010 Outback, 2011 BCS Nahe was UTEP’s offensive coordinator tional Championship Game and two years under current PhiladelHometown Garland, Texas phia Eagles’ head coach Andy Reid. Wife former Sheri Hermesmeyer He was in training camp Children daughters: Bailey, 11, and Jada, 2 with both the Los Angeles Raiders of sons: Garrison, 9, and Greydon, 6 the NFL and the San Antonio Riders College University of Texas-El Paso (B.S., 1991) of the World Football League before Texas A&M (M.S., 1997) entering coaching.

GRIMES CAREER

Playing Experience

Texas-El Paso (offensive tackle), 1987-90

2010 national champions phillip

lolley cornerbacks

Phillip Lolley is in his 13th year at Auburn and his third season as cornerbacks coach under head coach Gene Chizik. Lolley joined the Tigers in 1999 as a strength and conditioning coach and then became the secondary coach from 2000-03, and was the Tigers’ Director of NFL Relations for five seasons from 2004-08. In 2010 Lolley coached a unit that featured just two upperclassmen, but continually showed progress and helped the Tigers force a combined four interceptions in the SEC Championship Game and BCS National Championship Game. Lolley’s top three cornerbacks each ranked in the top nine tacklers on the team and combined for 157 tackles with 10.5 tackles for loss. In the BCS National Championship Game, Lolley’s cornerbacks helped hold the high-powered Oregon offense to just 19 points, 28 points below their per game average, and force two interceptions. The Ducks had thrown just seven picks coming into the game. Under Lolley’s direction, Walter McFadden tied for eighth in the nation with six interceptions in 2009, and tied for the national lead by returning two for scores. McFadden, whose 154 interception return yards ranks third in Auburn history, earned second-team All-SEC honors for his efforts and was selected by the Oakland Raiders in the fifth round of the 2010 NFL Draft. The Tigers also ranked 17th nationally in opponent third-down conversion percentage (32.8) and 31st in pass defense efficiency during the 2009 season. During Lolley’s first tenure coaching Auburn’s secondary, he helped the Tigers finish 13th in nation in scoring defense in 2002 and ninth in 2003. Lolley coached Thorpe Award winner Carlos Rogers and Junior Rosegreen, who both went on to earn All-America honors in 2004. During those two years, he coached numerous future NFL players including Rogers, Rosegreen, Will Herring, Kevin Hobbs, Roderick Hood, Travaris Robinson and Horace Willis. He was then also instrumental in the recruitment and development of future NFL defensive backs David Irons, Patrick Lee, Jerraud Powers and Jonathan Wilhite. A 22-year high school coach standout in the state of Alabama, Lolley served as head coach at three schools, including North Jackson High School, where he led the program to the 1993 4A state championship. A native of Butler, Ala., Lolley spent 10 years at North Jackson from 1988-98, where 1977-78 South Choctaw Academy (Toxey, Ala.) Assistant Coach his teams advanced to the state 1978-82 Warrior Academy (Eutaw, Ala.) playoffs each season. Head Coach Lolley began his coaching 1982-84 Demopolis High School (Demopolis, Ala.) career at South Choctaw Acad Defensive Coordinator emy in 1977 before becom1984-87 Stevenson High School (Stevenson, Ala.) ing the head coach at Warrior Head Coach 1988-98 North Jackson High School (Stevenson, Ala.) Academy in Eutaw, from 1978 Head Coach 82. He also served as defen1999- Auburn sive coordinator at Demopolis Conditioning Coach (1999-2000) High School (1982-84) and Secondary (2000-03) head coach at Stevenson High Director of NFL Relations (2004-08) School (1984-87). Cornerbacks (2009-) Prior to his coaching stint at Bowl EXPERIENCE Auburn, Lolley was a strength Coach – 2001 Citrus, 2001 Peach, 2003 Capital One, 2003 Muand conditioning coach on the sic City, 2010 Outback, 2011 BCS National Championship Game Plains from 1999-00. Staff – 2005 Sugar, 2006 Capital One, 2007 Cotton, 2007 Lolley, 57, received a bachChick-fil-A elor’s degree from Livingston in Hometown Butler, Ala. 1977 and a master’s degree in Children son: Brad, 36; daughter, Brittany, 24 1981. He has a son, Brad, and College Livingston (B.S., 1977) daughter, Brittany. Livingston (M.A, 1981)

LOLLEY CAREER

curtis

luper Running backs/recruiting coordinator

Curtis Luper is in his third season as running backs coach and recruiting coordinator at Auburn. In two seasons with the Tigers, Luper has helped bring in two of the mostly highly regarded recruiting classes in the nation, register back-to-back seasons of record-breaking offensive production and coached a pair of 1,000-yard rushers. Auburn’s rushing attack led the Southeastern Conference and ranked fifth in the nation averaging 284.8 yards per game in 2010. The Tigers set a school record with 3,987 rushing yards last season. The 2010 Tigers set team records for most points (577) and most yards total offense (6,989) for the second consecutive season. Last season, Luper tutored running back Michael Dyer as he rushed for an Auburn freshman record 1,093 yards and earned second team Freshman All-America and Freshman All-SEC honors. Dyer also earned offensive MVP honors of the BCS National Championship Game. Luper also guided sophomore running back Onterio McCalebb as he rushed for 810 yards and finished second on the team with nine rushing touchdowns. In recruiting, Luper helped bring in a class ranked in the top 10 nationally by ESPN (4th), Rivals.com (7th) and Scout.com (1st). In 2009, the Auburn offense set numerous single-season school records, including points and most yards of offense in a season (5,613). Luper coached running back Ben Tate, who rushed for 1,362 yards and was a semifinalist for the Doak Walker Award. Additionally, Luper was instrumental in Auburn signing a consensus top-five recruiting class in 2010. For his efforts, he was named by Rivals.com to its list of the top 25 recruiters in the nation and one of the top 10 recruiters in the SEC for the signing class of 2010. Prior to coming to Auburn, Luper served as Oklahoma State’s running backs coach from 200508, and as the assistant head coach for player development during his last two seasons with the Cowboys. Under Luper, the OSU running attack led the Big 12 Conference in rushing during his last three seasons. In three years as an assistant coach at New Mexico, Luper coached the MWC career rushing leader in DonTrell Moore. A native of Sherman, 1995-97 Stephen F. Austin Texas, Luper began his coaching Graduate Assistant (1995-96) career at Stephen F. Austin (1995 Running Backs (1997) 96). 1998 McKinney High School (Texas) Luper began his playing Running Backs career at Oklahoma State, where 1999-2001 Texas A&M-Commerce he played from 1984-87, but his Asst. Head Coach/Secondary/Special Teams Cord. stay was interrupted from 1988 2002-04 New Mexico to 1992 when he served as an Running Backs/Special Teams Coordinator air traffic controller for the United 2005-08 Oklahoma State States Army. Running Backs (2005-08) During his tenure in the Asst. Head Coach/Player Development (2007-08) Army, Luper spent eight months 2009- Auburn combined at Fort McClellan in An Running Backs/Recruiting Coordinator niston, Ala. and Fort Rucker near Enterprise, Ala. Bowl EXPERIENCE He completed his eligiPlayer – 1984 Gator, 1985 Gator, 1987 Sun bility at Stephen F. Austin as an Coach – 2002 Las Vegas, 2003 Las Vegas, 2004 Emerald, 2006 All-Southland Conference running Independence, 2007 Insight, 2008 Holiday, 2010 Outback, 2011 back in 1993 with a team high BCS National Championship Game 1,054 rushing yards and nine touchdowns. Luper signed with the Hometown Sherman, Texas Houston Oilers following his senior Wife former Nikki Echols season. Children daughters: A’rielle, 24, Charitie, 8, Luper earned his bach Cheyenne, 5; sons: Cameron, 16, Chancellor, elor’s degree in communications 9 from Stephen F. Austin in 1996 and College Stephen F. Austin Univ. (B.A., 1996) master’s degree in communications Stephen F. Austin Univ. (M.S., 1998) from SFA in 1998. He is working Playing Experience Oklahoma State (running back), 1984-87 on a doctoral degree in secondary Stephen F. Austin (running back), 1993 and higher education from Texas Houston Oilers (running back), 1994 A&M-Commerce.

LUPER CAREER

2010 national champions gus

malzahn offensive coordinator/quarterbacks

Gus Malzahn is in his third season as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Auburn. His innovative offense has made an immediate and profound impact during his tenure, highlighted by a record-setting offense in 2010 that included Heisman Trophy winner Cam Newton and the school’s first national championship since 1957. For his efforts, Malzahn was named the 2010 Frank Broyles Award winner, which is presented annually to the nation’s top assistant coach at the collegiate level. In 2010, the Auburn offense set nine school records, including points in a season (577), points per game (41.2), total yards (6,989), total offense (499.2), rushing yards (3,987), rushing touchdowns (41) and passing touchdowns (31). Malzahn’s record-setting offense in 2010 led the Southeastern Conference in six statistical categories and finished in the top 10 nationally in six categories. Under Malzahn’s guidance, quarterback Cam Newton had perhaps one of the best single-season performances at the position in college football history during 2010. Newton threw for 2,908 yards and 30 touchdowns, while rushing for 1,586 yards and 20 TDs on the ground, en route to becoming the third Heisman winner in school history. Newton, who was the No. 1 overall draft pick in the 2011 NFL Draft, also won the school’s first-ever Davey O’Brien Award and Manning Award, given to the nation’s top quarterback. He also claimed the Maxwell Award presented annually to college football’s top player, while also earning Associated Press National Player of the Year and SEC Offensive Player of the Year awards. Newton became just the third player in FBS history to record 20 rushing and passing touchdowns in a single season and the first player in SEC history to throw for 2,000 yards and rush for 1,000 yards in a single season. Malzahn’s arrival in 2009 and style of offense marked a drastic turnaround from the 2008 season when Auburn struggled offensively. In a two-year period, the Tigers improved from a tie for 110th to 7th in the nation in scoring offense (from 17.3 to 41.2), from 104th to 7th in total offense. It also took Auburn just six games in 2009 to score more points than it did in all 12 games in 2008. The striking numbers shouldn’t have come as a surprise, as during Malzahn’s two seasons at Tulsa, his offenses there were also among the nation’s finest, ranking first nationally in total offense in 2007 and 2008. The 2008 Tulsa offense averaged 569.9 yards per game and was second nationally averaging 47.2 points per games. Tulsa’s offense in 2007 established nine team school records and 12 individual records. The Hurricane also set nine Conference USA team records, while Tulsa quarterback Paul Smith broke an NCAA record by throwing for at least 300 yards in 14 consecutive games. During Malzahn’s one season at Arkansas in 2006, the Razorbacks finished with a 10-4 record and were SEC West Division Champions. 1991-95 Hughes High School (Ark.) Two of Malzahn’s first three col Defensive Coordinator (1991) legiate offenses ranked in the top Head Coach (1992-95) 10 nationally in rushing, including 1996-2000 Shiloh High School (Ark.) the 2008 Tulsa team that was fifth Head Coach averaging 268.0 yards per game, 2001-05 Springdale High School (Ark.) and his 2006 Arkansas offense that Head Coach was fourth nationally (228.5 ypg) 2006 Arkansas behind Heisman Trophy runner-up Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers Darren McFadden and fellow All2007-08 Tulsa American Felix Jones. Assistant Head Coach In 14 seasons as a high school Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks head coach, Malzahn led seven 2009- Auburn teams to the state championship Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks game and won three titles. Malzahn coached two quarterbacks, Bowl EXPERIENCE Josh Floyd and Rhett Lashlee, who Player – 1984 Liberty, 1985 Holiday set national passing records. MalCoach – 2007 Capital One, 2008 GMAC, 2009 GMAC, 2010 zahn also tutored 2005 Gatorade, Outback, 2011 BCS National Championship Game Parade Magazine and Rivals. com National Player of the Year Hometown Ft. Smith, Ark. Mitch Mustain at Springdale High Wife former Kristi Otwell School. Children daughters: Kylie, 22, and Kenzie, 18

MALZAHN CAREER

College Playing Experience

Henderson State (B.A., 1990) Arkansas (wide receiver), 1984-85 Henderson St. (receiver, punter), 1988-89

mike

pelton defensive line

Former Auburn All-SEC player Mike Pelton is in his first season as the Tigers’ defensive line coach and his third season with head coach Gene Chizik. Pelton, 39, comes to Auburn after spending the 2010 season as the defensive ends coach at Vanderbilt. In January of 2011, Pelton was named defensive line coach at Louisiana-Lafayette but accepted an offer to return to his alma mater on March 2. A native of Goshen, Ga., Pelton spent the 2008 and 2009 seasons at Iowa State working under Chizik. Pelton’s defensive lines were an area of strong improvement in his two seasons with the Cyclones. Pelton mentored a pair of second-team All-Big 12 selections at Iowa State in nose guard Ahtyba Rubin and defensive end Kurtis Taylor. Rubin just finished his second year as a starter for the Cleveland Browns after being selected in the sixth round of the 2008 NFL draft. Prior to working under Chizik at Iowa State, Pelton spent six years under Larry Blakeney on the staff at Troy, including the final two years at co-defensive coordinator. The Troy defense was consistently among the nation’s leaders in several categories. In 2002, the Trojans ranked fourth nationally, allowing just 277 total yards per game. In 2004, the Trojans ranked 16th in total defense. Pelton worked with two of the most prolific defensive linemen in Troy history, in Demarcus Ware and Osi Umenyiora. A six-year veteran, Ware is a five-time Pro Bowler and three-time All-Pro linebacker with Dallas. Umenyiora is a two-time Pro Bowl defensive end for the New York Giants. Prior to going to Troy, Pelton coached the defensive line at Valdosta State (Ga.) University in 2000. The Blazers posted a 10-2 record and made the NCAA Division II playoffs. As a player at Auburn, Pelton was a standout defensive tackle, earning first team All-SEC recognition in 1994. A four-year letterman from 1991-94, Pelton was a co-captain as a senior and helped the Tigers win a school-record 20 consecutive games from 1993-94. Auburn posted an 11-0 record in 1993, finishing fourth in the Associated Press poll. The Tigers went 9-1-1 the following season in 1994, finishing ninth in the AP top 25. As a senior in 1994, Pelton recorded 10.0 sacks which tied for fourth-most in a single-season in Auburn history. Pelton finished his career with 294 tackles, 18 tackles for loss and 15 sacks. Pelton was a fifth-round pick of the Kansas City Chiefs in the 1995 NFL Draft He graduated from Auburn in 1995 with a degree in Health & Sports Science. Pelton and his wife, Staci, are the parents of three daughters: Myesa, 14; Tyra, 11; and Peyton, 1.

PELTON CAREER 2000 Valdosta State Defensive Line 2001-06 Troy Defensive Line 2007-08 Iowa Sate Defensive Line 2010 Vanderbilt Defensive Line 2011 Louisiana-Lafayette Defensive Line 2011- Auburn Defensive Line Bowl EXPERIENCE Coach – 2004 Silicon Valley Classic, 2006 New Orleans Hometown Wife Children (1) College Playing Experience

Goshen, Ga. former Staci Brown daughters: Myesha (14), Tyra (11) & Peyton Auburn University (B.S., 1995) Auburn (defensive lineman), 1991-94 Indianapolis Colts (defensive lineman), 1995

2010 national champions ted

roof defensive coordinator/linebackers

Ted Roof is in his third as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Auburn. Under Roof’s guidance in 2010, the Tigers led the Southeastern Conference and ranked ninth nationally in rushing defense, allowing 109.1 yards per game. The Tigers’ defense also recorded the third-most tackles-for-loss and fifthmost sacks in the SEC last season. In the BCS National Championship Game, Roof orchestrated a defensive attack that held the Oregon offense 28 points below its season average, scoring just 19 points. The Auburn defense also intercepted two Oregon passes, after the Ducks had thrown just seven picks all season. Under Roof, junior defensive tackle Nick Fairley earned the Lombardi Award as the nation’s best lineman. Fairley set an Auburn single-season record with 24.0 TFL’s and 11.5 sacks in 2010 as he was a unanimous All-America selection and the defensive MVP of the BCS National Championship Game. Roof coached a total of five players to postseason honors in 2010, including linebacker Josh Bynes who was named Second Team All-SEC after posting a team-high 73 tackles. In his first season at Auburn, Roof juggled a defense that was decimated by injuries and a lack of depth, and still helped the team to an 8-5 record and a victory in the Outback Bowl. The Tigers ranked 17th in the nation in opponent third down conversion percentage (32.8) and forced 24 turnovers. The Auburn defense also ranked 31st nationally in pass defense efficiency and picked off 17 passes – tied for third most in the SEC. Roof also coached junior linebackers Josh Bynes who totaled 104, the most by an Auburn player since the 2001 season. Roof came to Auburn after serving as the defensive coordinator at Minnesota in 2008. Under Roof’s leadership, the Minnesota defense allowed 135 fewer yards per game and 12 fewer points per game than in 2007, while improving from 1-11 to 7-6 and a bowl appearance. Likewise his first year at Duke in 2002, Roof directed the Blue Devil defense to marked improvements, as Duke moved from 113th to 58th nationally in total defense. Roof coached at Duke for six seasons, including four as the head 1987-88 Alabama coach and two as the defensive co Graduate Assistant ordinator. 1989 West Georgia From 1998-2001, Roof Linebackers coached at his alma mater, Geor1990-93 Duke gia Tech, where he was nominated Outside Linebackers in 2000 for the Broyles Award. At 1994-96 Massachusetts Georgia Tech, the Yellow Jackets Defensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator (1994) posted a four-year record of 35 Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line (1995-96) 14, tied for the 1998 ACC ChamWestern Carolina 1997 pionship and played in four bowl Defensive Coordinator games. 1998-2001 Georgia Tech In 2000, the Yellow Jacket de Linebackers (1998) fense ranked 12th in the nation in Defensive Coordinator (1999-2001) rushing defense and 20th in scor2002-07 Duke ing defense, allowing just 19.0 Defensive Coordinator (2002-03) points per game. Head Coach (Interim 2003; 2004-07) A native of Lawrenceville, 2008 Minnesota Ga., Roof lettered from 1982-85 Defensive Coordinator at Tech. He was a leader of the 2009- Auburn Rambling Wreck’s famed “Black Defensive Coordinator Watch” defense as a senior, when he served as team captain while Bowl EXPERIENCE Georgia Tech went 9-2-1. Player – 1985 All-American A first team All-ACC selecCoach – 1988 Hall of Fame, 1988 Sun, 1999 Gator, 2000 Gator, tion in 1985, Roof ranks seventh 2000 Peach, 2001 Seattle, 2008 Insight, 2010 Outback, 2011 on the Jackets’ all-time tackling list BCS National Championship Game with 417. Named the Defensive Back of the Year in 1985 by the Hometown Lawrenceville, Ga. Atlanta Touchdown Club, Roof was Wife former Pam Ash enshrined into the Georgia Tech twin sons: Terrence and Michael, 12 Children Athletics Hall of Fame in 1998.

ROOF CAREER

College Playing Experience

Georgia Tech (B.S., 1987) Georgia Tech (linebacker), 1982-85

trooper

taylor assistant head coach/wide receivers

Trooper Taylor is in his third season as assistant head coach and wide receivers coach at Auburn. In 2010, Taylor’s receiver corps produced in all phases, making impact catches and providing hard-nosed blocking for the Tigers’ conference-best rushing attack. Taylor was also instrumental in helping Auburn bring in one of the most highly regarded recruiting classes in the nation for 2011. The Tigers recruiting class was ranked fourth-best nationally by ESPN.com. Auburn receivers connected on 45 plays of 20 yards or more, including five plays of 60 yards or more, as the Tigers set a school record for points (577) and led the Southeastern Conference averaging 41.2 points per game. The Tigers had three receivers total 500 yards or more last season and as a unit averaged 16.9 yards per catch, hauling in 2,461 of Auburn’s total 3,002 total passing yards. Sophomore receiver Emory Blake and QB Cam Newton combined to register the longest pass play in Auburn history, a 94-yard scoring strike against ULM. During his first season, he helped the Auburn offense emerge as one of the nation’s finest, while also solidifying his reputation as a top-notch recruiter. The Auburn offense set numerous school records during his first season, including points in a season (433), most total yards of offense in a season (5,613) and most plays in a season (914). Taylor coached Darvin Adams, who broke the Auburn single-season record for receptions with 60 for 997 yards and ranked second in the SEC with 10 touchdown catches. Adams, who entered the season with just three career catches for 18 yards, was named the MVP of the Outback Bowl after hauling in career highs of 12 receptions for 142 yards. In addition to his coaching duties on the field, Taylor was instrumental in Auburn signing a consensus top-five recruiting class in 2010. For his efforts, he was named by Rivals.com to its list of the top 25 recruiters in the nation and one of the top 10 recruiters in the SEC for the signing class of 2010. It marked the third time he has been named to the top 25 list by Rivals.com, having previously earned the recognition in 2005 and 2007. In 2008 in his only season at Oklahoma State, Taylor helped the OSU offense produce two first-team All-Americans in wide receiver Dez Bryant and running back Kendall Hunter. A Biletnikoff Award finalist and a first-team All-Big 12 selection and academic all-conference member, Bryant led the Big 12 in receiving and was third nationally. In 2006 at Tennessee, Tay1992-97 Baylor lor coached Robert Meachem, a first Graduate Assistant (1992-93) round NFL draft pick, to All-America Wide Receivers (1994, 1997) honors. Secondary (1995-96) He also directed the Vols running New Mexico 1998 Running Backs backs from 2004-05, coaching Ced1999-2003 Tulane ric Houston and Gerald Riggs Jr., who Wide Receivers became UT’s first pair of 1,000-yard 2004-07 Tennessee rushers in the same season, in 2004. Running Backs (2004-05) Taylor played defensive back at Asst. Head Coach/Player Development/WRs (2005Baylor from 1988-91 and finished his 07) playing career as the school’s leader 2008 Oklahoma State in kickoff returns (53) and return yard Co-Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers age (1,063). 2009- Auburn Taylor came to Knoxville after Assistant Head Coach/Wide Receivers coaching receivers at Tulane from 1999-2003. He coached four wideBowl EXPERIENCE outs into the NFL during his tenure in Player – 1991 Copper New Orleans, in Adrian Burnette, Coach – 1994 Alamo, 2002 Hawaii, 2005 Cotton, 2007 Outback, Kerwin Cook and Terrell Harris. The 2008 Outback, 2008 Holiday, 2010 Outback, 2011 BCS National Championship Game fourth future NFL player under his tutelage at Tulane was Roydell Williams, Hometown Cuero, Texas who went on to set school and ConWife former Evi Crosby ference USA career record for touchChildren daughter: Starr, 12; son: Blaise, 14 down catches with 35.

TAYLOR CAREER

College Playing Experience

Baylor University (B.S., 1992) Baylor (defensive back), 1988-91

2010 national champions tommy

thigpen safeties

Tommy Thigpen is in his third season as the safeties coach at Auburn. Despite losing a senior starter (Aairon Savage) midway through the 2010 season, Thigpen developed a unit that was instrumental in Auburn posting the Southeastern Conference’s best, and ninth-best nationally, rushing defense. The Tigers allowed just 109.1 yards rushing per game last season, with safety Zac Etheridge registering 69 tackles, second-most on the team. Etheridge earned All-SEC honorable mention honors. As a group, Thigpen’s safeties combined for 186 tackles, 2.5 tackles-for-loss and three interceptions. In Auburn’s two biggest games of the year, Thigpen directed a unit that helped hold South Carolina to just 17 points in the SEC Championship Game and Oregon to 19 points in the BCS National Championship Game. The Tigers defense held the high-powered Ducks 28 points under their season average and produced a pair of interceptions. During his first season at Auburn, the Tigers ranked 17th in the nation in opponent third down conversion percentage (32.8) and forced 24 turnovers. His safeties helped the Auburn defense rank 31st nationally in pass defense efficiency and pick off 17 passes – tied for third most in the SEC. Thigpen instructed Daren Bates in 2009, who was named to the SEC All-Freshman team after starting all 13 games and ranking fourth on the team with 70 tackles as a true freshman. Thigpen has also earned a reputation as an exceptional recruiter, and was named one of the nation’s top 25 recruiters in 2007 by Rivals.com. Prior to coming to Auburn, Thigpen coached the linebackers at North Carolina for four seasons from 2005-08. A former All-ACC linebacker at North Carolina himself, Thigpen tutored UNC’s leading tacklers in each of his four seasons at Chapel Hill. Thigpen coached for two years at Illinois, serving as the cornerbacks coach in 2003 and the linebackers coach in 2004. He began his coaching career as a UNC graduate assistant in 1998-99. He then coached linebackers at Tennessee State in 2000. In 2001-02, he coached cornerbacks and was the special team’s coordinator at Bowling Green State. At Bowling Green State, Thigpen helped coach one of the Mid-American Conference’s top defenses, leading the MAC in turnover margin in 2002. BGSU also finished second in the MAC in pass efficiency defense, while Thigpen’s special teams also were impressive, blocking seven punts and one field goal. A four-year letterwinner at North Carolina from 1989-92, Thigpen was a three-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference linebacker, earning 1998-99 North Carolina first-team honors in 1991. He was Graduate Assistant co-captain of the 1992 team that 2000 Tennessee State Linebackers went 9-3 were Peach Bowl champi2001-02 Bowling Green ons. He holds a bachelor’s degree Cornerbacks/Special Teams Coordinator in political science from Carolina. 2003-04 Illinois Thigpen played professionally Cornerbacks (2003) for the New York Giants in 1993 Linebackers (2004) 94 and the Barcelona Dragons in 2005-08 North Carolina 1995-96. Linebackers Thigpen is married to the for2009- Auburn mer Jacinda Webb and the couple Safeties have two daughters, Asia (5) and Naja (1). In May 2008, Thigpen Bowl EXPERIENCE was selected by the Atlantic Coast Player – 1992 Peach Conference to attend the Minority Coach – 1998 Las Vegas, 2008 Meineke Car Care, 2010 Outback, Coaches Forum in Phoenix. 2011 BCS National Championship Game

THIGPEN CAREER

Hometown Wife Children College Playing Experience

El Dorado, Ark. former Jacinda Webb daughters: Asia, 5; Naja, 1 North Carolina (B.S., 1993) North Carolina (linebacker), 1989-92 New York Giants (linebacker), 1993-94 Barcelona Dragons (linebacker), 1995-96

football support staff

scott

fountain Director of player personnel

Joined AU Staff: Feb. 16, 2009 Responsibility: Responsible for all aspects of recruiting and assists with day-to-day football operations, with emphasis on administrative assistance to Head Coach Gene Chizik. Experience: Helped Auburn sign No. 1 recruiting class in the nation in 2011 according to Scout.com. Served as tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator for Gene Chizik at Iowa State from 2007-08. Was retained by Paul Rhoads at Iowa State for two months to coach tight ends/offensive tackles prior to joining Auburn staff. Served as the offensive line/assistant head coach at Georgia Southern (2006) and offensive line coach at Middle Tennessee State (2004-05). Coached for seven seasons at Central Florida, starting as the offensive guards and centers coach and co-recruiting coordinator in 1997, before taking over as the offensive tackles/tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator from 1998-2003. Started his college coaching career as an offensive graduate assistant at Florida State from 1994-96. Served as an assistant coach at Flomaton High School in 1988 and at his high school alma mater, W.S. Neal, in 1989 before being named head coach at Frisco City High School in 1990. After a three-year stint at Frisco City, he was head coach at Monroe County for a year. Personal Information: Born Feb. 28, 1966. A native of East Brewton, AL. Married to the former Rosie Hidalgo. Has four sons: Brookes, 18, Hunter, 10, Tanner, 8, and Skyler, 4 months. Earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education (K-12) from Samford University in 1988. Received his master’s degree in educational leadership from Florida State in 1998.

wayne

bolt director of football relations

Joined AU Staff: March 24, 2009 Responsibility: Assists with day-to-day football operations, with emphasis on camps, clinics, team travel, and NFL relations. Experience: Served as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Iowa State from 2007-08. Was the defensive coordinator and inside linebackers coach at UAB from 2003-05. Coached at Troy from 1991-2002, first as offensive line coach, before taking over as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach while serving as assistant head coach beginning in 1997. Tight ends and special teams coach at Clemson from 1986-89. Had two stints at Auburn, coaching tight ends from 1981-85 and serving as an offensive assistant in 1990. Assisted with coaching the offensive line for Pat Dye at Wyoming in 1980, before coming with Dye to Auburn in 1981. Started collegiate coaching career as an offensive graduate assistant at East Carolina in 1978-79. Was a four-year starter for Dye at East Carolina from 1974-77, earning All-American honors as an offensive lineman in 1977. Personal Information: Born Feb. 18, 1956. A native of Augusta, GA. Married to the former Linda Howard. Earned a bachelor’s of science degree in health and physical education from East Carolina in 1980.

2010 national champions football support staff

ben

thomas director, player development

Joined AU Staff: April 1, 1997 Responsibility: Assists with day-to-day operations of football program with emphasis on player relations and player development. Experience: Joined the football staff under head coach Gene Chizik after previously serving as Director of Athletic Events from 2005-08. Was Auburn’s Resident Manager of Sewell Hall from 1997-2005. Served as the defensive line coach at Tuskegee University from 1995-96. Was defensive line coach at Auburn High School from 1992-95. Played defensive tackle for seven seasons in the NFL for the New England Patriots (1985), Green Bay Packers (1986-88), Pittsburgh Steelers (1988-89), Atlanta Falcons (1989) and Los Angeles Rams (1991). Personal Information: Born July 2, 1961 in Ashburn, Ga. Has two sons: Benjamin III, 21, and Milton, 18. Earned his bachelor’s degree in education from Auburn in 1995. Lettered for Auburn from 1981-84. Finished his college career with 290 tackles and 10 sacks. An All-SEC selection in 1984 after registering 141 total tackles.

chad

lunsford football operations director of scouting

Joined AU Staff: May 14, 2009 Responsibility: Assists with day-to-day football operations, with emphasis on prospect videos. Experience: Served as special teams coordinator and linebackers coach at Georgia Military College for two years beginning in 2007. Was the outside linebackers coach and a special education teacher at Griffin (Ga.) High School during the 2006-07 school year. Worked as the running backs and slot back coach at Georgia Southern University for the 2003-05 seasons. Was tight ends coach at Appalachian State University for two seasons starting in 2001. Started his coaching career with a five-year stint at Georgia Military College from 1996-2001, starting as a student assistant coach for tight ends, before becoming running backs coach in 1997 and linebackers coach in 2000. Personal Information: Born Feb. 24, 1977. A native of Elberton, Ga. He and his wife, Tippy Hyde Lunsford, have a daughter: Sophie (born Feb. 12, 2007) and a son: Rhett (born June 24, 2008). Earned his bachelor’s degree in biology with a minor in mathematics from Georgia College & State University in 2000. Received his master’s degree in sports science from the United States Sports Academy in 2002.

football support staff brent

thomas

football video coordinator Joined AU Staff: March 2007 Responsibility: Responsible for scouting and breakdown of opponent’s game film, as well as filming of daily practices and games. Experience: Served as the assistant video coordinator for the Tennessee Titans of the NFL from 2003-07. Prior to working with the Titans, worked as a video graduate assistant with the University of Tennessee football team from 2002-03. Personal Information: Born Sept. 13, 1977 in Louisville, Ky. Earned his bachelor’s degree in sports management with a minor in business from the University of Tennessee in 2001. Walked on to the Tennessee football team as a long-snapper from 1996-2000.

eliah drinkwitz offensive graduate assistant Joined AU Staff: June 2010 Responsibility: Assists with all aspects of the offense. Experience: Coached during the 2006-09 seasons at Springdale (Ark.) High School, first as an offensive line coach/running game coordinator in 2006 before spending the next three years as the offensive coordinator. Also served as an assistant coach at Springdale in 2004 under Gus Malzahn. Was an assistant coach at Alma (Ark.) High School in 2005. Started his coaching career as a volunteer assistant at Alma from 200103 while still in college. Personal Information: Born April 12, 1983 in Norman, Okla. Married to the former Linsey Sivils, and has a daughter, Addison, born March 19, 2010. Earned a bachelor’s degree in education from Arkansas Tech in 2004.

pogue

offensive quality control Joined AU Staff: June 2010 Responsibility: Assists with all aspects of the offense. Experience: Coached during the 2006-09 seasons at Springdale (Ark.) High School, first as an offensive line coach/running game coordinator in 2006 before spending the next three years as the offensive coordinator. Also served as an assistant coach at Springdale in 2004 under Gus Malzahn. Was an assistant coach at Alma (Ark.) High School in 2005. Started his coaching career as a volunteer assistant at Alma from 2001-03 while still in college. Personal Information: Born April 12, 1983 in Norman, Okla. Married to the former Linsey Sivils, and has a daughter, Addison, born March 19, 2010. Earned a bachelor’s degree in education from Arkansas Tech in 2004.

casey

woods

offensive quality control Joined AU Staff: February 2009 Responsibility: Assists with all aspects of the offense. Experience: Served as an offensive graduate assistant at Tennessee in 2008, working with wide receivers/offensive line and also holding responsibilities with special teams. Personal Information: Born May 15, 1983. Native of Starkville, Miss. Earned bachelor’s degrees in both psychology and political science from Tennessee in 2006. Received his master’s degree in sport psychology from Tennessee in 2007. Currently pursuing further graduate work in sport psychology. Was a three-year letterman at wide receiver for Tennessee and part of three SEC East Division titles. Named a team captain as a senior in 2007 when team went on to win the SEC East and the Outback Bowl.

2010 national champions football support staff dustin

landry

defensive graduate assistant Joined AU Staff: January 2009 Responsibility: Assists with all aspects of the defense. Experience: Served as a defensive graduate assistant at Iowa State under Gene Chizik in 2008. Was a student assistant on the Auburn coaching staff from 2007-08. Personal Information: Born May 18, 1982. Native of Gulf Shores, Ala. Earned a bachelor’s degree in criminology from Auburn in 2006. Received his master’s degree in adult education and sports management from Auburn in 2009.

karibi

dede

defensive quality control Joined AU Staff: June 2011 Responsibility: Assists with all aspects of the defense. Experience: Played linebacker at Auburn from 2002-2006 and was a member of the 2004 undefeated, SEC Championship team that went 13-0. Served as running back coach for Berkmar High School in Atlanta, Ga., in 2007. Worked at Auburn High School as a running back coach in 2009 and as a linebacker coach in 2010. Personal Information: Born May 8, 1983. Native of Woodbridge, Va. Earned a Master’s in Sepcial Education from Auburn, and is currently working on a PhD in Higher Education.

aairon

savage

special teams quality control Joined AU Staff: June 2011 Responsibility: Assists with all aspects of special teams. Experience: Was a Freshman All-SEC defensive back at Auburn in 2006 and a pre-season All-SEC pick in 2007 and 2008. Missed part of 2007 season and all of 2008 and 2009 seasons due to injuries. Started the first seven games of the 2010 season before suffering season-ending injury against Arkansas. Personal Information: Born Dec. 29, 1986. Son of Alphonse and Adrienne Savage. Played defensive back for Auburn from 2005-2010 after receiving medical redshirt and a sixth year of eligibility by NCAA. Earned degree in Exercise Science in 2008 and Master’s Degree in 2010.

Chette

williams

team chaplain Joined AU Staff: Fall 1999 Responsibility: Serves as the Auburn team chaplain. Also is the Auburn campus director for Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the State Director for Urban

Ministries for FCA. Experience: Former President of IMPACT Ministries, Spartanburg, S.C. (1995-99). Served as Pastor of New Covenant Baptist Church in New Orleans, La. (1993-95). Co-Pastor of New Song Baptist Church in Mobile, Ala. from 1991-93. Licensed (1987) and Ordained Minister (1988). Personal Information: Born Sept. 3, 1963. Married to the former Lakeba Hibbler. Two daughters, Lauren Denise, 14, Caitlyn Mae, 12, and one son, Chette LaRue, Jr., 10. Received Bachelor of Science from Auburn in Adult Education in 1985. Received Master of Divinity from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary in 1993. Three-year letterman on Auburn football team from 1982-84. During playing career, Auburn won the Sugar Bowl, the Citrus Bowl and the Liberty Bowl.

football support staff kevin

yoxall

head strength & conditioning coach Joined AU Staff: January 1999 Responsibility: Supervises all strength and conditioning programs for men’s and women’s athletics. Experience: Came to Auburn from UCLA where he was head strength and conditioning coach from 1995-98. Was head strength and conditioning coach for football at the University of Minnesota from 199295. Began his coaching career at Texas Christian University (1987-92). Served as a graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach from 1987-89, and was promoted to head strength and conditioning coach in 1989. Was a collegiate regional record-holder for power lifting in 1982, and was named a Collegiate All-American power lifter in 1983. Was named Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Year by the Professional Football Strength and Conditioning Coaches Society in 2005, and the Pac-10 Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Year in 1998. Named “Master Strength and Conditioning Coach” by the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association in 2002, which is the highest honor that can be achieved as a strength coach. Personal Information: Born Aug. 3, 1959. He and his wife Nancy have two children, Collin, 19, and Marlee, 15. Earned his bachelor of science degree in special education from East Texas State University in 1983 and his master of science in physical education from Texas Christian University in 1989. Certified strength and conditioning specialist by the National Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association. Strength and conditioning coach certified by the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association.

ryan

russell assistant strength & donditioning coach Joined Auburn Staff: January 2010 Responsibility: Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach for football. Director of Sports Nutrition for football. Professional Experience: Served as Associate Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Boise State football team from 2007-2009. Was a graduate assistant coach on Auburn’s strength and conditioning staff from 2005-06. Served as an Intern Strength and Conditioning coach at the University of Pittsburgh from May-June 2005. Served as an Intern Strength & Conditioning coach at the University of Louisville from Febuary 2004-April 2005. Personal Information: Born Nov. 2, 1980 in Palm Springs, Calif. Married to the former Sarah Porter. Earned a Master’s in Adult Education from Auburn in December 2006. Received BA with an emphasis in Exercise Science from West Liberty State in 2003. Played wide receiver for West Liberty State from 2000-2002, receiving all-conference honors all three years. Played Arena Football for the Las Vegas Gladiators and the Louisville Fire in 2003. Certifications: CSCS,SCCC,SNC, USAW Level 1.

Luke

Butler

G.A. Strength & conditioning coach Joined AU Staff: January 1999 Responsibility: Assist head strength coach with strength and conditioning program. Experience: Strength and Conditioning Intern at UCLA May-December 2010, worked primarily with football and also assisted with women’s soccer, volleyball and gymnastics. Strength and Conditioning Intern at Augustana College in Sioux Falls, SD May-August 2009, worked with football. Personal Information: Born December 2, 1986 in Pocatello, ID. Earned a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science/Fitness Management from Augustana College in 2009. Played quarterback for Augustana College from 2008-2009 after transferring from Idaho State University. Earned all-conference honors for the 2009 season as a senior captain. Currently holds single season record for passing touchdowns at Augustana College. Certifications: NSCA CSCS, ACSM HFS

PHILLIP

BROWN

g.a. strength & conditioning coach Joined AU Staff: July 2011 Responsibility: Assist the Head Strength Coach with the implementation of Football Strength and Conditioning programs. Experience: Came to Auburn from Baylor University where he served as a Volunteer Assistant Coach under Kaz Kazati from May – July 2011. Served as a Student Assistant Coach at James Madison University under Greg Werner from 2009-2011. Served as a Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps on active duty before college, remains in the United States Marine Reserves today. Personal Information: Born Oct. 25, 1984 in Richmond, VA. Received a B.S. in Kinesiology with a concentration in Exercise Science from James Madison University.

2010 national champions medical staff dr. james

andrews orthopaedic surgeon Responsibility: Serves as orthopaedic surgeon and Medical Director for Auburn student-athletes. Experience: A member of the Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center, Chairman of the Board of the American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI) in Birmingham, Ala. and Medical Director of the Andrews Institute in Gulf Breeze, Fla. Has been mentor for more than 250 orthopaedic/sports medicine fellows who have trained with him through the American Sports Medicine Institute. A member of the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery and the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons. Has been awarded a Doctor of Laws Degree from Livingston University, Doctor of Science Degree from Troy State and a Doctor of Science Degree from Louisiana State University. Currently serves as Senior Orthopaedic Consultant for the Washington Redskins, Medical Director for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, and is Co-Medical Director for the Ladies Professional Golf Association. Personal Information: Graduated from Louisiana State University in 1963 where he was Southeastern Conference indoor and outdoor pole vault champion. Completed medical school in 1967 and completed his orthopaedic residency at Tulane Medical School in 1972. Elected to the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame in 1992.

dr. michael

goodlett team physician Responsibility: Serves as Auburn University Sports Medicine team physician, overseeing all aspects of the daily sports medicine/primary care needs of all Auburn student-athletes. Coordinates care with the athletic training staff, local medical community, and Dr. James Andrews. Experience: A charter member of the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine. Also a member of the American Sports Medicine Fellowship Society, American Medical Society, Medical Association of the State of Alabama, Lee County Medical Society, American Academy of Family Physicians and Alabama Academy of Family Physicians. An affiliate professor in Kinesiology at Auburn University. A member of Auburn’s Institutional Review Board for the Use of Human Subects in Research. Previously served as Medical Director of Auburn’s Drake Student Health Center. Formerly Team Physician at Jacksonville State University. Named 2008 SEC Team Physician of the Year. Personal Information: Married to the former Donna Webster of Tanner, Ala., and has two children, Haley and Hunter. Graduated summa cum laude from the University of North Alabama in Florence, Ala., with a bachelor of science in Chemistry. Graduated from the University of South Alabama College of Medicine in Mobile, Ala. with a Doctor of Medicine. Family practice residency at UAB/ Baptist Memorial Hospital. Fellow, American Board of Family Practice. Certified Team Physician-American College of Sports Medicine.

david

walsh

manager of plainsman park physical therapy Joined AU Staff: September 2005 Responsibility: Oversees rehabilitation at Plainsman Park Physical Therapy. Experience: Director of the HealthSouth Physical Therapy Clinic at Auburn from 1998 until accepting current position. Served on the medical staff (track and field) for the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. Director and Chief Physical Therapist at Northside Hospital in Johnson City, Tenn. An assistant athletic trainer for football, basketball and baseball at The Citadel (Charleston, S.C.). Was a graduate assistant athletic trainer for football and track at Auburn. Personal Information: Born July 10, 1962, in Bluff City, Tenn. Married to the former Kelly Ladye of Columbus, Ga. Has one daughter, Emily Michelle. Earned B.S. in physical education/sports medicine from East Tennessee State in 1984. Earned Masters in Education from Auburn in 1985. B.S. in physical therapy from Medical University (Charleston, S.C.) in 1988. Is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association. Current member of the American Physical Therapy Association and Alabama Athletic Trainers Association. Founding member of Mountain Empire Sports Medicine Society. Board appointed committee member to advocate working relationships between physical therapists and athletic trainers in 1992 in Nashville, Tenn.

joe-joe

petrone

director of sports medicine

Joined AU Staff: August 25, 2008 Responsibility: Oversees Auburn’s department of 12 certified full-time staff and 11 certified graduate assistants. Experience: Spent six and a half years as the Head Athletic Trainer at Middle Tennessee State University, overseeing medical care given to the athletes of 18 different varsity sports. Prior to MTSU, spent six years as the athletic trainer and therapist at The Healthsouth Sports Medicine Center in Tampa, Florida. Was the assistant athletic trainer for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1987 to 1996. From 1981 to 1987, was the assistant athletic trainer at Ole Miss. For five years, worked as an athletic trainer for the New York Yankees Fantasy Camp and also was a volunteer athletic trainer for Florida College and Hillsborough High School football. Summer assistant athletic trainer for the New York Jets in Hempstead, New York, in 1979 and 1980. Personal Information: Earned his bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt University in 1980 and a Master’s of Science from the University of South Florida in 1994. He and his wife, Allyson, have twin sons, Chas and Michael. He is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, Petrone is also a member of the Southeastern Athletic Trainers’ Association, and the Alabama Athletic Trainers’ Association.

medical staff clark

pearson head football athletic trainer Joined AU Staff: June 2009 Responsibility: Head athletic trainer for football. Oversees care, prevention and rehabilitation of injuries for football team. Experience: Served as the head football athletic trainer at the University of Wisconsin for four years beginning in 2005. Prior to that, was Assistant Athletic Trainer at the University of Oklahoma from 1997-2005. Conducted a two-year research study while at Oklahoma in conjunction with the Gatorade Sports Science Institute -”Salt Depletion and Cramping in Collegiate Football Players”. Served on the 2001 Big 12 Athletic Training Staff of the Year. At Wisconsin, completed a Post-Surgical Hamstring Protocol Case Report and conducted the Collegiate Lineman Type II Diabetes Study. Participant in the Big Ten/NFL Shoe and Surface Study. Personal Information: A native of Franklin, Ky. He and his wife, Nancy, have a son, Bradley, and a daughter, Katherine. Earned a bachelor’s degree in sports management from the University of Kentucky in 1995, and a master’s degree in human relations from Oklahoma in 1997. Is a member of the National Athletic Trainer’s Association, the Southeastern Athletic Trainers’ Association and the Alabama Athletic Trainers’ Association. He is a First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor with American Red Cross.

drew

hamblin

assistant athletic trainer

Joined AU Staff: May 2011 Responsibility: Primary responsibility will be to assist in the care for the Tigers football program. Experience: Prior to Auburn, served as the Director of Sports Medicine and Head Athletic Trainer at Newberry College in Newberry, SC. Prior to Newberry College, spent a year as a seasonal intern athletic trainer with the Buffalo Bills for the 2009-10 season. Also spent two years as a Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer for the University of Arkansas Football program. Personal Information: Born 3-6-84. Native of Madison, Wisc. Married to the former Heather Frasier from Sharon Springs, Kan. Received B.S. in kinesiology-athletic training from the University of Wisconsin in 2007. Earned master’s in sports management from the University of Arkansas in 2009. Member of of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, the Southeastern Athletic Trainers’ Association and the Alabama Athletic Trainers’ Association.

kirk

nielson

assistant athletic trainer Joined AU Staff: July 2008 Responsibility: Assists head athletic trainer with care, prevention and rehabilitation of injuries for the Auburn football team. Experience: Served as a seasonal intern with the Atlanta Falcons during the 2007-08 NFL season along with the 2008 Georgia Force of the Arena Football League. First came to Auburn as an intern in the fall of 2004 with the football team. In the spring of 2005 worked as a Graduate Assistant with the Auburn softball team before returning to football in the fall of 2005 to serve as a Graduate Assistant. Personal Information: Born in Lansing, Mich., and grew up in Dansville, Mich. Earned a Bachelor of Science degree in sports medicine from Central Michigan University in 2004 and a M.Ed. in Higher Administration Education from Auburn in 2007. Certified member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, the Southeastern Athletic Trainers’ Association and the Alabama Athletic Trainers’ Association.

2010 national champions football support staff

Ryan

dana

marquez

latuso

equipment manager

assistant equipment manager

Joined AU Staff: March 2006 Responsibility: Oversees all aspects of the equipment and apparel for all of

Joined AU Staff: June 2011 Responsibility: Assists in running the day-to-day operation of the football equip-

Auburn’s 21 varsity teams. Experience: Came to Auburn after serving as the Western Regional Promotion Manager for Schutt Sports Group from 2005-06. Served as Director of Equipment Operations at the University of California from 200205. Was Football Equipment Manager at Oregon State from 2001-02. Was a Marketing Consultant for the Portland Winterhawks of the WHL from 1997-98 and for the Denver Grizzlies of the IHL from 1993-94. Director of Marketing for the Colorado Foxes from 1994-95. Personal Information: A native of Littleton, Colo. Married to the former Liz Asher. The couple has a daughter, Jordan, 13. Attended Colorado State, studying sports sciences and management.

brad

rapacz

ment room. Experience: Served as a student manager with the LSU football team for three seasons from 2006-2009. Also worked as a LSU baseball manager from 2007-2009. Joined the Auburn staff in 2010 as a football equipment intern. Personal Information: A native of Baton Rouge, La.Graduated from LSU with a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology in 2009.

Joyce Boles

Executive Secretary, Football

Claudia Gleaton Recruiting Secretary

assistant equipment manager Joined AU Staff: May 2009 Responsibility: Assists in running the day-to-day operation of the football equip-

ment room. Experience: Served as an intern for the football team with the Auburn equipment staff during the 2009 season. Worked with the football team at the University of Minnesota for four seasons from 2005-09. Personal Information: A native of St. Paul, Minn. Graduated from the University of Minnesota with a bachelor’s degree in sports management in 2002. Certified by the Athletic Equipment Manager’s Association (AEMA) in June, 2009.

Sue Locklar

On-Campus Recruiting Coordinator

Jeremy Roberts

Director, Athletic Operational Support Services

Matt Crouch

Associate Media Relations Director

Laura Meadors

Executive Assistant to the Head Football Coach

Kirk Sampson

Assistant A.D. for Media Relations

Bob Grant

Assistant Media Relations Director

administration jay

jay

jacobs

gogue

athletics director

president

Jay Gogue began his tenure as Auburn University’s 18th president on July 16,

2007. The Waycross, Ga., native is a two-time Auburn graduate in horticulture, receiving a bachelor’s degree in 1969 and a master’s in 1971. In 1973, he earned a doctorate in horticulture from Michigan State University. Shortly after returning to his alma mater, Gogue engaged the talent and insight of the Auburn family toward development of a dynamic and forward-looking strategic plan to guide the University for the future. Students, alums, employees, business leaders and other stakeholders contributed to a roadmap that will strengthen Auburn’s academic, research and outreach mission, improve operational efficiency and develop human capital. Gogue arrived at Auburn with ample experience in the top ranks of academia. He was selected president of New Mexico State University in 2000 and, in 2003, named president of the University of Houston and chancellor of the University of Houston System. Gogue worked for the National Park Service from 1973 to 1986, rising to the position of chief administrative scientist for several regions of the U.S. Park system. He began his distinguished career in higher education administration in 1986 as associate director of the Office of University Research at Clemson University, where he also served as vice president for research and vice president/vice provost for agriculture and natural resources. Utah State University selected Gogue as provost in 1995. Gogue met his wife, Susie, in the 8th grade, and they married during their undergraduate years at Auburn. Susie also earned two Auburn degrees. They are the proud parents of three children and have two grandchildren. He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Golden Key honor societies, Sigma Chi Fraternity, Sigma Xi scientific research society and the National Society of Scabbard and Blade, the honorary military society for all branches of service. Gogue previously served as an accreditation reviewer for the Pacific Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges.

Scott Carr

Kay Hargrave

Auburn Director of Athletics Jay Jacobs has a vision of leading Auburn Athletics to becoming the nation’s preeminent Athletics Department. In his tenure at the helm of the Tigers’ program, the department has prospered athletically, academically and financially. Under Jacobs’ leadership, Auburn Athletics has made major strides benefitting Auburn student-athletes, coaches and fans. The department has focused on five strategic goals under his leadership: Winning, graduating studentathletes, managing the department’s fiscal affairs, complying with SEC and NCAA rules and providing a positive game day experience. The Auburn Athletics Department has consistently ranked in the top 10 percent of the NACDA Directors Cup and has claimed 10 national championships under Jacobs, including a school-record four titles in 2005-06. The Auburn men’s athletics program finished third nationally in the inaugural Capital One Cup for 2010-2011. In 2010, the football program claimed the BCS National Championship, its first national title since 1957. The Auburn equestrian team also won its second national title in 2011. Under Jacobs’ watch, Auburn’s athletics programs have captured 19 Southeastern Conference titles. Academically, Auburn has earned seven public recognitions by the NCAA for scoring in the 90th-100th percentile nationally in the Academic Progress Rate (APR). Jacobs served as the Senior Associate Athletics Director for Tigers Unlimited prior to his appointment as Director of Athletics and has initiated several successful business ventures for the Athletics Department, including a lucrative contract with Under Armour Performance Apparel, which was extended in 2009, and a nine-year extension with multimedia rights holder ISP Sports. During Jacobs’ tenure, Auburn has also moved forward with numerous facility projects designed to benefit Tiger athletics programs and their fans, most notably, the construction of the state-of-the-art Auburn Arena and basketball practice facility that opened for the 2010-11 season. The most recent facilities upgrade was a $16 million multipurpose 100-yard indoor practice facility. Completed in August 2011, the facility allows Auburn teams to practice indoors during inclement weather. Jacobs was named Auburn’s 14th Director of Athletics on Dec. 22, 2004, after working in almost every area of the Auburn Athletics Department for the previous 20 years. Jacobs earned his undergraduate and master’s degrees in business administration from Auburn in 1985 and 1988, respectively, and was a member of the Auburn football team, earning two letters as an offensive tackle in 1982 and 1983. He is married to the former Angie Sapp of Dublin, Ga. The couple has three daughters, Haley, Meagan and Jayne. They are also foster parents.

Bernard Hill

Senior Executive A.D. for External Affairs

Senior Associate A.D. for Development

Senior Associate A.D.

Meredith Jenkins

Rich McGlynn

David Mines

Senior Associate A.D./ Senior Women’s Admin.

Senior Associate A.D.

Associate A.D. for Internal Operations

Tim Jackson

Executive Associate Athletics Director

Terry Windle

Senior Associate A.D. and CFL

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game day atmosphere

2010 national champions war eagle

“War Eagle” Auburn’s battle cry, not Auburn’s nickname. There are several legends concerning the origin of the War Eagle battle cry, dating back to 1864 and the Civil War at the Battle of the Wilderness in Virginia.

Auburn’s Eagles For over 100 years, eagles have been associated with Auburn University’s football program. From a static presence on the sidelines to rousing flights over the field, WAR EAGLE has become an Auburn icon. The role of Auburn University’s eagles is to promote wildlife conservation as a part of the education initiatives of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the College of Veterinary Medicine’s Southeastern Raptor Center. The USF&WS permits the Raptor Center to house eagles and use them on hundreds of educational presentations each year – including Auburn’s home football games. Currently, three flighted eagles and numerous other non-releasable raptors are used for these educational programs. Eagles stir emotions in many people as they have come to symbolize strength, power and courage as well as other important values such as freedom, American heritage and the preservation of our environment. Golden Eagles Tiger (War Eagle VI), Nova (War Eagle VII) and Spirit (a Bald Eagle) are the eagles who have inspired football fans with their graceful flights over Jordan-Hare Stadium.

Auburn Fight Song War...Eagle, fly down the field, Ever to conquer, never to yield. War...Eagle fearless and true. Fight on, you orange and blue. Go! Go! Go! On to vic’try, strike up the band, Give ‘em hell, give ‘em hell. Stand up and yell, Hey! War...Eagle, win for Auburn, Power of Dixie Land!

creed & alma mater Auburn Alma Mater On the rolling plains of Dixie ‘Neath its sun-kissed sky, Proudly stands, our Alma Mater Banners high. To thy name we’ll sing thy praise, From hearts that love so true, And pledge to thee our Loyalty the ages through.

Auburn Creed I believe that this is a practical world and that I can count only on what I earn. Therefore, I believe in work, hard work. I believe in education, which gives me the knowledge to work wisely and trains my mind and my hands to work skillfully. I believe in honesty and truthfulness, without which I cannot win the respect and confidence of my fellow men. I believe in a sound mind, in a sound body and a spirit that is not afraid, and in clean sports to develop these qualities. I believe in obedience to law because it protects the rights of all. I believe in the human touch, which cultivates sympathy with my fellow men and mutual helpfulness and brings happiness for all. I believe in my Country, because it is a land of freedom and because it is my own home, and that I can best serve that country by “doing justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly with my God.” And because Auburn men and women believe in these things, I believe in Auburn and love it. - George Petrie (1945)

We hail thee, Auburn, and we vow To work for thy just fame, And hold in memory as we do now Thy cherished name. Hear thy student voices swelling, Echoes strong and clear, Adding laurels to thy fame Enshrined so dear. From thy hallowed halls we’ll part, And bid thee sad adieu; Thy sacred trust we’ll bear with us The ages through. We hail thee, Auburn, and we vow To work for thy just fame, And hold in memory as we do now Thy cherished name. Composed by Bill Wood ‘42 Word revision 1960

2010 national champions aubie

Inaugural Mascot Hall of Fame Member Six-Time UCA National Champion

Aubie Facts First Year as Costumed Mascot: 1979 First Costume Designer: Brooks-Van Horn Costumes, New York, N.Y. Other Costume Designers: Bienville Costumes, Mobile, Ala.; BTS Productions, Auburn. First Appearance: Auburn menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basketball vs. Vanderbilt, February 28, 1979 at SEC Tournament at Birmingham-Jefferson County Civic Center National Championships: 1991, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2003, 2006 Mascot Hall of Fame Inductee: Aug. 15, 2006 Capital One All-American Mascot Team: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008 Friends of Aubie: Will Noel, Birmingham, Ala.; Kameron Kendrick, Birmingham, Ala.; and Peyton Alsobrook, Opelika, Ala.

tiger walk An Auburn Tradition An Auburn tradition which began in the early 1960s when Auburn players would walk from Sewell Hall to the football stadium and fans would line Donahue Drive to wish them well. Over the years Tiger Walk has grown into a major part of game day at Auburn, so much so that it is listed on the playersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; game weekend itinerary. The largest Tiger Walk is believed to have taken place prior to the 1989 Alabama game when more than 20,000 well wishers lined the street. Every Tiger Walk prior to home games draws thousands, and, over the last couple of years the Tiger Walk has become a standard as Auburn football players enter stadiums on the road. Tiger Walk is two hours before kickoff for every game.

2010 national champions toomer's corner

The center of town where the Auburn University campus meets the City of Auburn. Toomer’s Corner, where College Street intersects Magnolia Avenue, has long been the gathering place for Auburn athletic celebrations. After any football win, and significant victories in other sports, Auburn students and citizens alike join forces to “roll” the trees (and anything else that doesn’t move) at Toomer’s Corner with toilet tissue. Celebrations after significant football victories can go on for hours and leave the heart of town looking like a blizzard passed through.

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2010 national champions jordan-hare stadium

On game days, Auburnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pat Dye Field at Jordan-Hare Stadium becomes the sixthlargest city in the state of Alabama

6th

Jordan-Hare Stadium Compared to Alabama Cities

87,451

1. Birmingham.................................................................230,130 2. Montgomery.................................................................202,124 3. Mobile...........................................................................193,171 4. Huntsville......................................................................179,653 5. Tuscaloosa.......................................................................93,215 6. JORDAN-HARE STADIUM...............................................87,451 7. Hoover............................................................................72,988 8. Dothan............................................................................67,560 9. Auburn............................................................................57,833 10. Decatur.........................................................................56,459 * - According to 2009 population estimates. Courtesy: www.census.gov.

Auburn packs Jordan-Hare Stadium with 87,451 of the loudest, most passionate fans in the country

75,000 More than 75,000 season tickets have been sold to Auburn home games in each of the last 18 seasons

jordan-hare stadium Jordan-Hare Stadium Auburn’s showcase football stadium which seats 87,451 with 70 luxury suites located between the lower level and upper deck on the East side of the stadium. The stadium was dedicated Nov. 30, 1939, with 7,500 seats that are now incorporated into the West stands. Ten years later 14,000 more seats were added and the stadium was named Cliff Hare Stadium, although only 12 home games were played there over that 10-year span. Additional seats were added in 1955, 1960 and 1970. The West upper deck was completed in 1980 and the East upper deck and suites were finished for the 1987 season. The facility was renamed Jordan-Hare Stadium in 1973.

Consecutive seasons Auburn has averaged at least 80,000 fans at its home games

Attendance Average 1993.........................................81,062 1994.........................................81,287 1995.........................................81,181 1996.........................................82,468 1997.........................................83,545 1998.........................................81,105 1999.........................................80,905 2000.........................................82,435 2001.........................................85,448 2002.........................................82,943 2003.........................................85,203 2004.........................................83,085 2005.........................................84,161 2006.........................................85,063 2007.........................................84,689 2008.........................................86,915 2009.........................................84,614 2010.........................................86,087

Jordan-Hare Facts

Pat Dye Field

Dedicated: 1939 (7,500)

The turf at Jordan-Hare Stadium was officially named after Pat Dye, Auburn’s Hall of Fame coach and athletics director, prior to the 2005 Iron Bowl. The Tigers posted a 99-39-4 record in 12 seasons under Dye from 1981-92, and won four SEC championships. Auburn’s home games are now played at Pat Dye Field at Jordan-Hare Stadium.

Stadium Names 1939: Auburn stadium 1949: Cliff Hare Stadium 1973: Jordan-Hare Stadium Capacity: 1949: 21,500 1955: 34,500 1960: 44,500 1970: 61,261 1980: 72,169 1987: 85,214 2000: 85,612 2001: 86,063 2004: 87,451

.791 Auburn has won nearly 80 percent of its games in Jordan-Hare Stadium since its inception in 1939 (279-69-7, .796)

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10th

Pat Dye Field at Jordan-Hare Stadium is the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 10th-largest on-campus stadium with a capacity of 87,451

Largest On-Campus Stadiums 1. Michigan Stadium (Michigan)............................................................109,901 2. Beaver Stadium (Penn State).............................................................107,282 3. Neyland Stadium (Tennessee)............................................................102,455 4. Ohio Stadium (Ohio State).................................................................102,329 5. Bryant-Denny Stadium (Alabama)....................................................101,821 6. Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (Texas).............................100,119 7. Sanford Stadium (Georgia)..................................................................92,746 8. Tiger Stadium (LSU)............................................................................92,400 9. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (Florida)........................................................88,548 10. Jordan-Hare Stadium (Auburn)...............................87,451 11. Kyle Field (Texas A&M).......................................................................82,600 12. Bobby Bowden Field at Doak Campbell Stadium (Florida State)......82,300 13. Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (Oklahoma)..............82,112 14. Memorial Stadium (Nebraska)...........................................................81,067 15. Notre Dame Stadium (Notre Dame)..................................................80,795

1st Auburn was the first school in the SEC to install a high-definition video display board. Installed prior to the 2007 season, the 30-foot by 74-foot Daktronics LED board cost $2.9 million

jordan-hare stadium

Since Jordan-Hare Stadium expanded to its current capacity prior to the 2004 season, the Tigers have tallied 25 sellout games

2010 national champions football facilites

On June 18, 2010, the Auburn Board of Trustees approved the construction of a new multipurpose 100-yard indoor practice facility. Construction on the 92,000 square-foot, $16 million facility was completed in August 2011.

football facilites

In June of 2008, Auburn completed a $1.7 million project for the football facilities in the Auburn Athletics Complex that included a new locker room and showers, a playersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; lounge and renovation of the training room

Auburnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new hydro-therapy area, an aquatic therapy system for rehabilitating and training of injuries, was improved to include a HydroWorx 600 series therapy pool, a PolarPlunge pool and two ThermalPlunge pools

Adjacent to the Athletic Complex, looking out upon the practice fields, is the James T. Tatum, Jr. Strength and Conditioning Center

2010 national champions championship celebration

On January 22, 2011, nearly 80,000 members of the Auburn Family gathered at Jordan-Hare Stadium to celebrate the Tigersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; National Championship. The hour-long celebration included remarks from head coach Gene Chizik, athletic director Jay Jacobs, Auburn University President Dr. Jay Gogue, Alabama Governor Dr. Robert Bentley, former Auburn quarterback Lloyd Nix, BCS Executive Director Bill Hancock, former Auburn athletic director David Housel and others. The team was presented with its SEC Championship Trophy and its four national championship trophies: AFCA National Championship Trophy (AFCA/BCS), Associated Press National Championship Trophy, Grantland Rice Trophy (FWAA) and the MacArthur Trophy (NFF). Individually, quarterback Cam Newton was presented with his Heisman Trophy while defensive lineman Nick Fairley was given his Lombardi Trophy.

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2010 national champions iron bowl

1893

The first Iron Bowl was played on Feb. 22, 1893 in Birmingham with Auburn taking the 32-22 win. The Tigers won the first two meetings and six of the first seven.

The first Iron Bowl: Feb. 22, 1893

Auburn won six Iron Bowls in a row from 2002-07, its longest winning streak ever in the series

Punt Bama Punt: Block 1

Punt Bama Punt: Block 2

Dec. 2, 1972: Trailing 16â&#x20AC;&#x201C;3 with six minutes left, underdog Auburn blocked two Alabama punts - returning both for touchdowns - to win the game 17â&#x20AC;&#x201C;16, handing Alabama its first loss of the season and ending its national title hopes.

What’s in a name? Of the first 53 meetings between Auburn and Alabama, 48 took place in Birmingham. The name “Iron Bowl” comes from Birmingham’s historic role in the country’s iron industry.

iron bowl The climax to a 23-22 Auburn victory over Alabama in 1982 was Bo Jackson’s 1-yard leap over the Alabama goal line, which capped a 66-yard drive and set the stage for what Auburn people consider the Tigers’ “coming out” party in the 1980s.

Bo Over the Top

Down 24-0 in the second quarter, the Auburn defense inspired a school-record comeback for a 28-27 win in Tuscaloosa in 2010.

The first time Auburn and Alabama met in Auburn was in 1989, and the No. 11 Tigers beat the No. 2 Crimson Tide, 30-20, on Dec. 2, 1989.

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deep south's oldest rivalry Nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Most-Played Rivalries Rank No. Opponents Series 1. 120 Minnesota-Wisconsin.................................................UM, 59-53-8 2. 119 Missouri-Kansas.........................................................MU, 56-54-9 T3. 117 Nebraska-Kansas....................................................... NU, 91-23-3 T3. 117 Texas-Texas A&M........................................................ UT, 75-37-5 T5. 115 Miami (OH)-Cincinnati..............................................UM, 59-49-7 T5. 115 North Carolina-Virginia........................................... UNC, 58-53-4 T7. 114 Auburn-Georgia............................................ AU, 54-52-8 T7. 114 Oregon-Oregon State...............................................UO, 58-46-10 T9. 113 Purdue-Indiana..........................................................PU, 70-37-6 T9. 113 Stanford-California..................................................SU, 56-46-11

James Brooks takes a piece of the hedges after rushing for 200 yards against Georgia in a 3313 Auburn win on Nov. 17, 1979

Auburn and Georgia have canvassed the states in their meetings, playing each other in seven different cities: Atlanta, Ga.; Macon, Ga.; Montgomery, Ala.; Savannah, Ga.; Athens, Ga.; Columbus, Ga.; and Auburn, Ala.

54 Auburn has defeated Georgia in 54 of the 114 meetings in the series, holding a 54-52-8 series advantage

auburn vs. georgia

1892 Auburn and Georgia first met in 1892 with the Tigers taking a 10-0 win; the game, played on Feb. 20 in Piedmont Park in Atlanta, is the first recorded Auburn football game

John Vaughn hit a 20-yard field goal with six seconds remaining to give Auburn a 31-30 win on Nov. 12, 2005 in Athens, Ga.

Since 1892, Auburn and Georgia have met every year except three - 1917, 1918 and 1943 The teams did not play in 1917-18 because of World War I and 1943 because of World War II

Carnell Williams set an Auburn record with 41 rush attempts in the Tigersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; 24-17 win at Georgia on Nov. 10, 2001

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1957

1983

1987

100

sec champions

1988

1989

2004

101

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SEC West Titles 1997

2000

2004 102

2001

2005

2002

2010

undefeated seasons

Head Coach Ralph “Shug” Jordan

1957 1957 Auburn Tigers (10-0, 7-0 SEC) 9/28 at Tennessee 10/5 UT-CHATTANOOGA 10/12 KENTUCKY 10/19 at Georgia Tech 10/26 at Houston 11/2 FLORIDA 11/9 vs. Mississippi State 11/16 vs. Georgia 11/23 at Florida State 11/30 vs. Alabama

Auburn rushes the field following its seasonopening win over at Tennessee

Head Coach Shug Jordan with Red Phillips, Tommy Lorino and Bobby Hoppe

Future NFL players Jackie Burkett and Zeke Smith

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7-0 40-7 6-0 3-0 48-7 13-0 15-7 6-0 29-7 40-0

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1993

Head Coach Terry Bowden

Quarterback Stan White

1993 Auburn Tigers (11-0, 8-0 SEC) 9/2 OLE MISS 9/11 SAMFORD 9/18 at LSU 9/25 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI 10/2 at Vanderbilt 10/9 MISSISSIPPI STATE 10/16 FLORIDA 10/30 at Arkansas 11/6 NEW MEXICO STATE 11/13 at Georgia 11/20 ALABAMA

W 16-12 W 35-7 W 34-10 W 35-24 W 14-10 W 31-17 W 38-35 W 31-21 W 55-14 W 42-28 W 22-14

Quarterback Pat Nix vs. Alabama

Terry Bowden and Pat Dye celebrate after Auburnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 2214 win over Alabama

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Running Back James Bostic

undefeated seasons Head Coach Tommy Tuberville

2004 2004 Auburn Tigers (13-0, 8-0 SEC)

Quarterback Jason Campbell

Running Back Carnell Williams

Cornerback Carlos Rogers

9/4 LOUISIANA-MONROE W 31-0 9/11 at Mississippi State W 43-14 9/18 LSU W 10-9 9/25 THE CITADEL W 33-3 10/2 at Tennessee W 34-10 10/9 LOUISIANA TECH W 52-7 10/16 ARKANSAS W 38-20 10/23 KENTUCKY W 42-10 10/30 at Ole Miss W 35-14 11/13 GEORGIA W 24-6 11/20 at Alabama W 21-13

12/4

SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME vs. Tennessee W

38-28

1/3

NOKIA SUGAR BOWL vs. Virginia Tech W

16-13

Running Back Ronnie Brown

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Head Coach Gene Chizik

2010 2010 Auburn Tigers (14-0, 8-0 SEC) 9/4 ARKANSAS STATE W 52-26 9/9 at Mississippi State W 17-14 9/18 CLEMSON W 27-24 (OT) 9/25 SOUTH CAROLINA W 35-27 10/2 LOUISIANA-MONROE W 52-3 10/9 at Kentucky W 37-34 10/16 ARKANSAS W 65-43 10/23 LSU W 24-17 10/30 at Ole Miss W 51-31 11/6 TENNESSEE-CHATTANOOGA W 62-24 11/13 GEORGIA W 49-31 11/26 at Alabama W 28-27

12/4

1/10

SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME vs. South Carolina W

Quarterback Cam Newton

56-17

BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME vs. Oregon W 22-19

Offensive Lineman Lee Ziemba Linebacker Josh Bynes

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Defensive Lineman Nick Fairley

Zeke Smith

national awards

1958 Outland Trophy Winner

All-SEC and All-America in 1958 by unanimous choice … Considered best line-backing guard in Dixie … Selected to first-string All-America on following teams: Look Magazine, Associated Press, NEA, FWAA, Football Digest, Time Magazine, Sports Illustrated, Chicago Tribune, Coach and Athlete ... All-SEC on Associated Press and United Press International and SEC Lineman of the Year choice of Atlanta Touchdown Club and Birmingham Quarterback Club … Lineman of the Week by the Associated Press for his play against Tennessee in 1958 season opener ... Led a Tiger defense which allowed the Vols no first downs and minus-33 yards total offense for the afternoon … Voted “Best Offensive Guard in SEC” by conference coaches in 1958

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Tracy Rocker

national awards

1988 Outland & Lombardi Trophy Winner

Sacks

Tackles for loss

100 57 4 16

Total Tackles

Solo Tackles

Forced Fumbles

Had season-high 16 tackles at Florida, 10 of which were solo

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Nick Fairley

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2010 Lombardi Trophy Winner

11.5

Recorded an Auburn record 11.5 sacks for a loss of 74 yards

Tackles for loss

60 Total Tackles

Solo Tackles

2 Forced Fumbles

109

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Carlos Rodgers

national awards

2004 Jim Thorpe Award Winner

47 Total Tackles

Pass Break Ups

2 37 5

Interceptions

Solo Tackles

Tackles for loss

110

Pat Sullivan

national awards

1971 Heisman Trophy Winner

Touchdown passes

6.3

Average yards gained per play

2,096 162 -for281 Yards of total offense

Completions to attempts

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Bo Jackson

national awards

1985 Heisman Trophy Winner

6.4 17 1,786 Yards per carry

Touchdowns

Rushing yards

Season-long rush of 76 yards against Southwestern Louisiana, resulting in a touchdown

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Cam Newton

national awards

2010 Heisman Trophy Winner

Touchdown passes

Rushing Touchdowns

4,327 185 -for280 Yards of total offense

Completions to attempts for a .661 completion %

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2010 national champions pro day

In 2011, ESPN3.com broadcast five hours of coverage from Auburnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pro Day at Jordan-Hare Stadium. More than 100 media members, including ESPN, the NFL Network and NFL.com were in attendance at the 2011 Auburn Pro Day.

Auburnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s annual Pro Day gives Tiger players a chance to work out in front of NFL personnel

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pro day Representatives from all 32 NFL teams were present at Auburn’s 2011 Pro Day

Denver vice president of football operations John Elway at Auburn’s Pro Day.

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Auburn University is committed to maintaining the highest standard of academic excellence. Auburnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s academic curriculum is recognized nationally and internationally by leading education publications for its services in preparing students for challenges of the future. Auburn student-athletes excel because of one of the top student support service programs in the country. The program includes a staff of seven full-time Academic Counselors, two Learning Specialists and two Eligibility Specialists. Charlotte G. Lowder Student Athlete Development Center

Thirteen Tigers were named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll in 2010

Twenty-one football student-athletes were honored at the Tiger Torch Banquet for posting a GPA of 3.0 or higher

The Charlotte G. Lowder Student Athlete Development Center, with 33,000 square feet of dedicated space to students and learning, gives Auburn University the physical infrastructure that allows the ability to implement and expand the array of programs designed to enhance the academic performance of Auburn student-athletes. Located adjacent to the Auburn Athletic Complex, the facility is centrally located for easy access for all Tiger athletic teams. The construction of the Student Athlete Development Center was made possible by the generosity of Robert and Charlotte Lowder and from the Lowder Family Foundation. Student-Athlete Support Services

Quindarius Carr and Josh Bynes both graduated in December, 2010.

Academic counselor Troy Smith with May, 2010 graduate Kodi Burns.

Seventeen current and former football student-athletes graduated in either the summer or fall of 2010 and the spring of 2011. They are: Mike Blanc, Kodi Burns, Josh Bynes, Quindarius Carr, Neil Caudle, Wade Christopher, Clinton Durst, Mario Fannin, Blake Field, Adam Herring, Byron Isom, Robert Johnson, Andrew McCain, Ryan Shoemaker, Travis Williams, Derek Winter and Terrell Zachery

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community service The Tigers are active in the Auburn community, volunteering their time to work with special needs children at Storybook Farms, reading at local elementary schools, mentoring programs and numerous other service-based projects throughout the year.

Auburn players and coaches also reached out to their neighbors around the state following the April 27, 2011 tornados.

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2010 national champions auburn university Auburnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s beautiful main campus--graced by greenery and open spaces and highlighted by historic Samford Park--is made up of 375 buildings spread across 1,875 acres. Buildings in the main campus area are within walking distance of each other. Residence halls are only a short walk from classrooms, dining and athletic facilities. Auburn is located in the southeastern United States in east-central Alabama about 30 miles from the Georgia border. U.S. News & World Report has ranked Auburn among the top 50 public universities nationwide for 18 consecutive years. Auburn is ranked a â&#x20AC;&#x153;Best Valueâ&#x20AC;? by the Princeton Review. AU invests in extensive national assessments to obtain quality, data-driven information for measuring and continually improving instruction and student preparation. More than 92 percent of our students and more than 95 percent of our alumni say that if they could start college over again, they would choose Auburn. A 2005 Harvard survey ranked AU as one of the top six colleges and universities in the country as a place for young faculty to work, which has a lot to do with actively engaging students. AU is the only university in the country to offer an undergraduate degree in wireless engineering, and the first in the Southeast to offer degrees in software engineering. AU Libraries maintains the largest library in the state, with more than 3.2 million volumes in its collection. It subscribes to more than 9,000 journals and 250 electronic databases; provides library instruction and tours to students, prospective students and parents; and serves as an instructional resource for faculty.

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auburn university Auburn People Auburn faculty and alumni are world-class achievers in practically every arena. Here are just a few examples: AU has graduated more than 232,658 students since it began in 1856. Currently, we have 210,472 living alumni around the world. There are 98 Auburn clubs around the country whose primary goal is to raise scholarships for incoming freshmen. The Auburn Alumni Association and Auburn Club Program awarded a total of 188 scholarships for the 2011 - 2012 school year. Two clubs have endowments of more than $100,000 and the Alumni Association Endowment stands at more than $2.7 million. The Student Alumni Association, with membership of over 3,400 students, offers three student scholarships for its rising senior members. The Auburn Alumni Association has more than 46,000 members and contributes more than $95,000 each year toward professorships and other faculty awards. More than 12,000 people a year visit the Alumni hospitality tent before home football games.

Did You Know? Auburn was named one of the top 10 places to live in the country by U.S. News and World Report in its 2009 rankings One of the stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fastest growing cities, Auburn has a population of about 57,000. An adjacent twin-city, Opelika, has a population of about 30,000. Atlanta, Ga., is only 100 miles to the northeast via Interstate 85; Birmingham is 100 miles to the north via U.S. 280 or I-85/65; Montgomery is 50 miles to the west via I-85; and the Gulf beaches are about 200 miles away. The university enjoys the advantages of security, seclusion and clean air and water. Auburn is a clean city with a mild climate that offers many cultural opportunities.

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The James T. Tatum Strength and Conditioning Center features more than 14,000 square feet of space. The $2.7 million facility features 24 power stations, multiple upper and lower body selectorized machines, aerobic equipment and an open exercise area for student-athletes.

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strength & conditioning Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Kevin Yoxall was named â&#x20AC;&#x153;Master Conditioning Coachâ&#x20AC;? in 2002 and has more than 20 years experience training student-athletes.

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Auburn in the Pro Bowl

Marcus McNeill OT, San Diego Chargers 2006-07 Pro Bowl Selection Marcus McNeill became the second lineman in NFL history to make the Pro Bowl in each of his first two seasons in the league

Year-by-Year Honorees Ronnie Brown RB, Miami Dolphins 2008 Pro Bowl Selection

Jay Ratliff DE, Dallas Cowboys 2008-10 Pro Bowl Selection

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1941: 1942: 1955: 1960: 1961: 1962: 1964: 1965: 1971: 1972: 1973: 1974: 1975: 1976: 1977: 1978: 1980: 1981: 1982: 1983: 1986: 1988: 1989: 1990: 1992:

Jim Sivell, Brooklyn Dodgers, G Rufus Deal, Washington Redskins, FB Frank Gatski, Cleveland Browns, C Jim Phillips, Los Angeles Rams, E Bill Atkins, Buffalo Bills, DB Jim Phillips, Los Angeles Rams, E Ken Rice, Buffalo Bills, TE Jim Phillips, Los Angeles Rams, E Bobby Hunt, Kansas City Chiefs, DB Tucker Frederickson, New York Giants, FB Forrest Blue, San Francisco 49ers, C Forrest Blue, San Francisco 49ers, C Forrest Blue, San Francisco 49ers, C Forrest Blue, San Francisco 49ers, C Tom Banks, St. Louis Cardinals, C Tom Banks, St. Louis Cardinals, C Tom Banks, St. Louis Cardinals, C Tom Banks, St. Louis Cardinals, C William Andrews, Atlanta Falcons, RB Joe Cribbs, Buffalo Bills, RB William Andrews, Atlanta Falcons, RB Joe Cribbs, Buffalo Bills, RB* William Andrews, Atlanta Falcons, RB William Andrews, Atlanta Falcons, RB Joe Cribbs, Buffalo Bills, RB James Brooks, Cincinnati Bengals, RB James Brooks, Cincinnati Bengals, RB James Brooks, Cincinnati Bengals, RB Kevin Greene, Los Angeles Rams, LB Brent Fullwood, Green Bay Packers, RB James Brooks, Cincinnati Bengals, RB Bo Jackson, Los Angeles Rams, RB* Steve Wallace, San Francisco 49ers, OT

1994: 1995: 1996: 1998: 1999: 2000: 2001: 2002: 2003: 2004: 2005: 2006: 2007: 2008: 2009: 2010:

Kevin Greene, Pittsburgh Steelers, LB Kevin Greene, Pittsburgh Steelers, LB Kevin Greene, Carolina Panthers, LB Kevin Greene, Carolina Panthers, LB Stephen Davis, Washington Redskins, RB Stephen Davis, Washington Redskins, RB Gary Walker, Jacksonville Jaguars, DT Gary Walker, Houston Texans, DT Willie Anderson, Cincinnati Bengals, OT Fred Beasley, San Francisco 49ers, FB Stephen Davis, Carolina Panthers, RB Tony Richardson, Kansas City Chiefs, FB Takeo Spikes, Buffalo Bills, LB Willie Anderson, Cincinnati Bengals, OT* Rudi Johnson, Cincinnati Bengals, RB Tony Richardson, Kansas City Chiefs, FB Takeo Spikes, Buffalo Bills, LB Marcus Washington, Washington Redskins, LB Willie Anderson, Cincinnati Bengals, OT Willie Anderson, Cincinnati Bengals, OT* Marcus McNeill, San Diego Chargers, OT Rob Bironas, Tennessee Titans, K Marcus McNeill, San Diego Chargers, OT Tony Richardson, Minnesota Vikings, FB Ronnie Brown, Miami Dolphins, RB Jay Ratliff, Dallas Cowboys, DT Jay Ratliff, Dallas Cowboys, DT Jay Ratliff, Dallas Cowboys, DT

* - Selected but did not play due to injury. Note: Year refers to the season the Pro Bowl followed, not the year the game was played.

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Auburn in the Super Bowl Year-by-Year Participants I: IV: V: VI: VII: VIII: X: XVI: XVIII: XX: XXII: XXIII: XXIV: XXVI: XXVII: XXVIII: XXIX: XXX: XXXIV: XXXV: XXXIII: XXXIX: XL: XLII: XLIII: XLIV: XLV:

Dave Hill, OT (Kansas City Chiefs) Bobby Hunt, DB (Kansas City Chiefs) Chuck Hurston, DE (Kansas City Chiefs) Wayne Frazier, C (Kansas City Chiefs) Dave Hill, OT, Chuck Hurston, DE (Kansas City Chiefs) Dave Edwards, LB (Dallas Cowboys) Dave Edwards, LB (Dallas Cowboys) Mike Kolen, LB (Miami Dolphins) Mike Kolen, LB (Miami Dolphins) Mike Kolen, LB (Miami Dolpins) Dave Edwards, LB (Dallas Cowboys) Mike Fuller, S (Cincinnati Bengals) Chester Willis, RB (Los Angeles Raiders) Ben Thomas, DE (New England Patriots) Tim Jessie, RB (Washington Redskins) James Brooks, RB (Cincinnati Bengals) Steve Wallace, OT (San Francisco 49ers) Steve Wallace, OT (San Francisco 49ers) Chris Woods, WR (Denver Broncos) Ron Middleton, TE (Washington Redskins) Tommie Agee, FB (Dallas Cowboys) Alexander Wright, WR (Dallas Cowboys) Tommie Agee, FB (Dallas Cowboys) Steve Wallace, OT (San Francisco 49ers) Kevin Greene, LB (Pittsburgh Steelers) Al Del Greco, PK (Tennessee Titans) John Hudson, OL (Baltimore Ravens) Jaret Holmes, K (New York Giants) Stephen Davis, RB (Carolina Panthers) Jeno James, OG (Carolina Panthers) Roderick Hood, DB (Philadelphia Eagles) Chris Gray, OL (Seattle Seahawks) Kendall Simmons, OL (Pittsburgh Steelers) Heath Evans, FB (New England Patriots) Brandon Jacobs, FB (New York Giants) Reggie Torbor, LB (New York Giants) Karlos Dansby, LB (Arizona Cardinals) Roderick Hood, DB (Arizona Cardinals) Kendall Simmons, OG (Pittsburgh Steelers) Heath Evans, FB (New Orleans Saints) Jerraud Powers, CB (Indianapolis Colts) Pat Lee, DB (Green Bay Packers)

Heath Evans FB, New Orleans Saints Super Bowl XLIV Champions

Pat Lee DB, Green Bay Packers Super Bowl XLV Champions

Kendall Simmons OG, Pittsburg Steelers Super Bowl XLIII Champions

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Auburn quarterback Cam Newton was selected with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft. He is Auburnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fourth No. 1 draft selection, joining Tucker Frederickson (1965), Bo Jackson (1986) and Aundray Bruce (1988). Cam Newton QB, Carolina Panthers No. 1 overall selection

Auburn in the Draft The backfield trio of QB Jason Campbell, RB Ronnie Brown and RB Carnell Williams is the first-ever college backfield to be drafted in the first round of the same season

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Four former Tigers were taken in the 2011 NFL Draft: Zach Clayton (Tennessee), Nick Fairley (Detroit), Cam Newton (Carolina) and Lee Ziemba (Carolina).

Nick Fairley DT, Detroit Lions No. 13 overall selection

17 Ronnie Brown No. 2 overall pick of 2005 NFL Draft

Auburn has had 17 players drafted in the first two rounds of the NFL draft in the last nine years, including two of the top of the top 15 picks in 2011.

auburn in the nfl All-Pro All-Time Roster ---A--AGEE, Tommie, FB - Seattle Seahawks (1988), Kansas City Chiefs (1989), Dallas Cowboys (1990-94) ALFORD, Mike, C - St. Louis Cardinals (1965), Detroit Lions (1966) ANDERSON, Willie, T - Cincinnati Bengals (1996-08), Baltimore Ravens (2008) ANDREWS, William, RB - Atlanta Falcons (1979-83, 1986) ARIAIL, David ‘Gump,’ E - Brooklyn Dodgers (1934), Cincinnati Reds (1934) AROMASHODU, Devin, WR - Indianapolis Colts (200608), Chicago Bears (2008-11) ATKINS, Billy, DB - San Francisco 49ers (1958-59), Buffalo Bills (196061, 63), New York Titans/Jets (1962-63), Denver Broncos (1964) ATKINS, George, G - Detroit Lions (1955) AUGHTMAN, Dowe, DT - Dallas Cowboys (1984) ---B--BAILEY, Karsten, WR - Seattle Seahawks (1999-01), Green Bay Packers (2002-03) BAILEY, Thomas, WR - Cincinnati Bengals (1995) BAKER, Robert, WR - Miami Dolphins (1999-03) BANKS, Tom, C - St. Louis Cardinals (1971-80) BARLOW, Corey, CB - Philadelphia Eagles (1993) BAXTER, Fred, TE - New York Jets (1993-00), Chicago Bears (2001-02), New England Patriots (2002-03), Washington Redskins (2004) BEASLEY, Fred, RB - San Francisco 49ers (1998-05), BEASLEY, Terry, WR - San Francisco 49ers (1972, 74-75) BEAUFORD, Clayton, WR - Cleveland Browns (1987) BENNETT, Cole, TE - Houston Texans (2008) BERNICH, Ken, LB - New York Jets (1975) BEVERLY, David, P - Houston Oilers (1974-75), Green Bay Packers (1975-80) BILLINGS, Montez, WR - New Orleans Saints (2010-11) BIRONAS, Rob, K - Tennessee Titans (2005-11) BLUE, Forrest, C - San Francisco 49ers (1968-74), Baltimore Colts (1975-78) BOLTON, Scott, WR - Green Bay Packers (1988) BOOKER, Dante, DT - Indianapolis Colts (2003) BOSTIC, James, RB - Philadelphia Eagles (1998-99) BRACKETT, M.L., G - Chicago Bears (1956-57), New York Giants (1958) BROCK, Eric, S - Atlanta Falcons (2008-09) BROOKS, James, RB - San Diego Chargers (1981-83), Cincinnati Bengals (1984-91), Cleveland Browns (1992), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1992) BROWN, Mark, LB - New York Jets (2003-05) BROWN, Ronnie, RB - Miami Dolphins (2005-11) BRUCE, Aundray, LB - Atlanta Falcons (1988-91), LA/Oakland Raiders (1992-98) BULGER, Chester, T - Chicago Cardinals (1942-43, 45-49), Pittsburgh Steelers (1944), Detroit Lions (1950) BURKETT, Jackie, LB - Baltimore Colts (1961-66), New Orleans Saints (1967, 70), Dallas Cowboys (1968-69) BURSON, Jimmy, DB - St. Louis Cardinals (1963-67), Atlanta Falcons (1968)

Willie Anderson T, Baltimore Ravens

Willie Anderson and Rob Bironas were both All-Pro selections. At right is a full listing of Auburn’s All-Pro honorees.

Rob Bironas K, Tennessee Titans

1942: Chester Bulger, Chicago Cardinals, T - UP (2) 1945: Chester Bulger, Chicago Cardinals, T - PF (2) 1951: Frank Gatski, Cleveland Browns, C - UP (1), NY (1) 1952: Frank Gatski, Cleveland Browns, C - AP (1), UP (2), NY (1) 1953: Frank Gatski, Cleveland Browns, C - AP (1), UP (1), NY (1) 1954: Frank Gatski, Cleveland Browns, C - AP (2), UP (2), SN (2) 1955: Frank Gatski, Cleveland Browns, C - AP (1), UP (1), NE (1), SN (1), NY (1) 1960: Jim Phillips, Los Angeles Rams, E - AP (2), UP (2), SN (1) 1961: Jim Phillips, Los Angeles Rams, E - AP (1), UP (1), NY (1), NE (2); Billy Atkins, Buffalo Bills, S - All-AFL - UP (1), SN (1), NY (1), OL (2) 1964: Bobby Hunt, Kansas City Chiefs, S - All-AFL - AP (2), NY (2) 1966: Bobby Hunt, Kansas City Chiefs, S - All-AFL - AP (2), OL (2), NE (2) 1971: Forest Blue, San Francisco 49ers, C - AP (1), FW (1), PW (1) 1972: Forest Blue, San Francisco 49ers, C - AP (2), FW (1), PW (1), NE (2) 1973: Forest Blue, San Francisco 49ers, C - AP (1), FW (1), PW (1) 1976: Tom Banks, Saint Louis Cardinals, C - AP (1), FW (1), NE (2) 1977: Tom Banks, Saint Louis Cardinals, C - AP (2), NE (2) 1981: William Andrews, Atlanta Falcons, RB - AP (2) 1981: Joe Cribbs, Buffalo Bills, RB - NE (2) 1982: William Andrews, Atlanta Falcons, RB - AP (2), NE (2) 1983: William Andrews, Atlanta Falcons, RB - NE (1), SN (1) 1989: Kevin Greene, Los Angeles Rams, LB - AP (2), NE (1), SN (1) 1992: Steve Wallace, San Francisco 49ers, T - AP (2), FW (1) 1994: Kevin Greene, Pittsburgh Steelers, LB - AP (1), FW (1) 1996: Kevin Greene, Carolina Panthers, LB - AP (1), FW (1) 1999: Stephen Davis, Washington Redskins, RB - AP (2); Tony Richardson, FB - SI 2000: Tony Richardson, FB - SI 2001: Gary Walker, Jacksonville Jaguars, DT - SI (2), FD (2) 2002: Fred Beasley, San Francisco 49ers, FB 2004: Willie Anderson, Cincinnati Bengals, OT - AP (1), PW (1); Takeo Spikes, Buffalo Bills, LB - AP (1); Tony Richardson, Kansas City Chiefs, FB - AP (2), FD (1), PW (1) 2005: Willie Anderson, Cincinnati Bengals, OT - AP (1), PW (1) 2006: Willie Anderson, Cincinnati Bengals, OT - AP (1), SW; Marcus McNeill, San Diego Chargers, OT - SW 2007: Rob Bironas, Tennessee Titans, K - AP (1); Tony Richardson, Minnesota Vikings, FB - AP(2) 2009: Jay Ratliff, Dallas Cowboys, DT - AP(1) Key: AP - Associated Press, UP - United Press International, PF - Pro Football Illustrated, NY - New York Daily News, SN The Sporting News, NE - Newspaper Enterprise Association, OL - Official AFL Team, FW - Pro Football Writers of America, PW - Pro Football Weekly, SI - Sports Illustrated, FD - Football Digest, SW - USA Today Sports Weekly. (1) indicates first team, (2) indicates second team.

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Devin Aromashodu WR, Chicago Bears A total of 31 former Auburn players competed in the NFL during the 2010 season, with 10 of those players on teams that reached the playoffs

Jason Campbell QB, Oakland Raiders

---C--CAMPBELL, Jason, QB - Washington Redskins (2005-09), Oakland Raiders (2010-11) CARR, Gregg, LB - Pittsburgh Steelers (1985-88) CARSON, Leonardo, DT - San Diego Chargers (2000-03), Dallas Cowboys (2004-05) CARTER, Tim, WR - New York Giants (2002-06), Cleveland Browns (2007), Houston Texans (2008), St. Louis Rams (2009) CHEATHAM, Lloyd, QB - Chicago Cardinals (1942) CHEEK, Richard, G - Buffalo Bills (1970) CHILDRESS, Joe, RB - Chicago/St. Louis Cardinals (1956-60, 62-65) CLANTON, Chuck, DB - Green Bay Packers (1985) CLAYTON, Zach, DT - Tennessee Titans (2011) COCHRAN, Tom ‘Bull,’ B - Washington Redskins (1949) CODY, Bill, LB - Detroit Lions (1966), New Orleans Saints (1967-70), Philadelphia Eagles (1972) COLBERT, Lewis, P - Kansas City Chiefs (1986-87), San Diego Chargers (1989) COLEMAN, Antonio, LB - Buffalo Bills (2010-11) CRAIG, Dameyune, QB - Carolina Panthers (1998-01) CREMER, TED, E - Detroit Lions (1946-48), Green Bay Packers (1948) CRIBBS, Joe, RB - Buffalo Bills (1980-83, 85), San Francisco 49ers (1986-87), Indianapolis Colts (1988), Miami Dolphins (1988) CRITTENDEN, Monreko, T - Baltimore Ravens (2004) CURRY, DeMarcus, T - Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2000-01) ---D--D’AGOSTINO, Frank, G - Philadelphia Eagles (1956), New York Jets (1960) DANJEAN, Ernie, LB - Green Bay Packers (1957) DANSBY, Karlos, LB - Arizona Cardinals (2004-09), Miami Dolphins (2010-11) DAVIS, Stephen, RB - Washington Redskins (1996-02), Carolina Panthers (2003-05), St. Louis Rams (2006-07) DAVIS, Tristan, RB - Miami Dolphins (2010) DEAL, Rufus, B - Washington Redskins (1942) DEL GRECO, Al, K - Green Bay Packers (1984-87), St. Louis/Phoenix Cardinals (1987-90), Houston/Tennessee Oilers/Titans (1991-00) DIAMOND, Lorenzo, TE - Arizona Cardinals (2003-04) DUCKWORTH, TIM, G - New Orleans Saints (2007, 2009-10) DUCOTE, R.J., RB - Cleveland Tigers (1920) DUNLAP, King, OT - Philadelphia Eagles (2008-11) ---E--EDWARDS, Dave, LB - Dallas Cowboys (1963-75) EVANS, Heath, FB - Seattle Seahawks (2001-04), Miami Dolphins (2005), New England Patriots (2006-08), New Orleans Saints (2009-11)

Karlos Dansby LB, Miami Dolphins

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---F--FAIRLEY, Nick, DT - Detroit Lions (2011) FLOYD, Eric, OL - San Diego Chargers (1990-91), Philadelphia Eagles (1992-93), Arizona Cardinals (1995) FRANKLIN, Byron, WR - Buffalo Bills (1981, 83-84), Seattle Seahawks (1985-87) FRAZIER, Wayne, C - San Diego Chargers (1962), Houston Oilers (1965), Kansas City (1966-67), Buffalo Bills (1967) FREDERICKSON, Tucker, FB - New York Giants (1965, ‘67-71)

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FREEMAN, Bobby, B - Cleveland Browns (1957-58), Green Bay Packers (1959), Philadelphia Eagles (1960-61), Washington Redskins (1962) FULLER, Mike, S - San Diego Chargers (1975-80), Cincinnati Bengals (1981-82) FULLWOOD, Brent, RB - Green Bay Packers (1987-90), Cleveland Browns (1990) ---G--GANDY, Wayne, OT - Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams (1994-98), Pittsburgh Steelers (1999-02), New Orleans Saints (2003-05), Atlanta Falcons (2006-08) GATSKI, Frank, C - Cleveland Browns (1946-56), Detroit Lions (1957) GHERSANICH, Vernon, G - Chicago Cardinals (1943) GOFF, Robert, DT - Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1988-89), New Orleans Saints (1990-95), Minnesota Vikings (1996) GRAY, Chris, G - Miami Dolphins (1993-96), Chicago Bears (1997), Seattle Seahawks (1998-08) GREEN, Tyronne, G - San Diego Chargers (2009-11) GREENE, Kevin, LB - Los Angeles Rams (1985-92), Pittsburgh Steelers (1993-95), Carolina Panthers (1996, 1998-99), San Francisco 49ers (1997) GROSS, Andy, G - New York Giants (1967-68) GROSS, George, DT - San Diego Chargers (1963-67) GROSS, Lee, C - New Orleans Saints (1975-77), Baltimore Colts (1979) GROVES, Quentin, DE - Jacksonville Jaguars (2008-09), Oakland Raiders (2010-11) GRUBBS, Ben, G - Baltimore Ravens (2007-11) GUNN, Marquies, DE - New York Giants (2007), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2008) ---H--HARRIS, Anthony, LB - Miami Dolphins (1996-99) HARRIS, Bob, LB - St. Louis Cardinals (1983-85), Kansas City Chiefs (1987) HARRISON, Max, E - New York Giants (1940) HERRING, Hal, LB - Cleveland Browns (1950-52) HERRING, Will, LB - Seattle Seahawks (2007-11) HILL, Dave, OT - Kansas City Chiefs (1963-74) HILL, Nate, DE - Green Bay Packers (1988), Miami Dolphins (1988) HOBBS, Kevin, DB - Atlanta Falcons (2006), Seattle Seahawks (200709) HOLMES, Jaret, PK - Chicago Bears (1999), New York Giants (2000), Jacksonville Jaguars (2001) HOOD, Roderick, DB - Philadelphia Eagles (2003-06), Arizona Cardinals (2007-08), Cleveland Browns (2009), Tennessee Titans (2010-11) HUDSON, John, G - Philadelphia Eagles (1991-95), New York Jets (1996-99), Baltimore Ravens (2000) HUMPHREY, Donnie, DE - Green Bay Packers (1984-86) HUNT, Bobby, DB - Kansas City Chiefs (1963-67), Cincinnati Bengals (1968-69) HURSTON, Chuck, DE - Kansas City Chiefs (1965-70), Buffalo Bills (1971) HYATT, Fred, WR - St Louis Cardinals (1968-72), New Orleans Saints (1973), Washington Redskins (1973)

Quentin Groves DE, Oakland Raiders

Rod Hood DB, Tennessee Titans

Pro Football Hall of Fame

Will Herring LB, Seattle Seahawks

Former Auburn center and linebacker Frank Gatski was voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1985. He played in the NFL for 12 seasons with Cleveland and Detroit, playing for the league title 11 times.

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NFL Defensive Player of the Year In 1996, former Auburn linebacker Kevin Greene tallied 37 tackles, 14.5 sacks and a fumble return for a touchdown en route to earning NFL Defensive Player of the Year honors from the league and UPI press service. Brandon Jacobs RB, New York Giants

Spencer Johnson DT, Buffalo Bills

---I--IRONS, David, CB - Atlanta Falcons (2007-09) IRONS, Kenny, RB - Cincinnati Bengals (2007-08) ---J--JACKSON, Bo, RB -Los Angeles Raiders (1987-90) JACKSON, Calvin, DB - Miami Dolphins (1994-99) JACKSON, Jeff, LB - Atlanta Falcons (1984-85), San Diego Chargers (1987-88) JACKSON, T.J., DT - Atlanta Falcons (2006-07), Kansas City Chiefs (2008-09) JACOBS, Brandon, RB - New York Giants (2005-11) JAMES, Jeno, G - Carolina Panthers (2000-03), Miami Dolphins (200506) JAMES, Lionel, RB - San Diego Chargers (1984-88) JESSIE, Tim, RB - Washington Redskins (1987) JOHNSON, Chuckie, DT - Phoenix Cardinals (1993) JOHNSON, Robert, TE - Chicago Bears (2003-04), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2005), Washington Redskins (2006) JOHNSON, Rudi, RB - Cincinnati Bengals (2001-08), Detroit Lions (2008-09) JOHNSON, Spencer, DT - Minnesota Vikings (2005-07), Buffalo Bills (2008-11) JORDAN, David, G - New York Giants (1984-85), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1987) JOSEPH, James, RB - Philadelphia Eagles (1991-94), Cincinnati Bengals (1995) ---K--KILGORE, Jon, P - Los Angeles Rams (1965-67), Chicago Bears (1968), San Francisco 49ers (1969) KING, David, DB - San Diego Chargers (1985), Green Bay Packers (1987) KING, Ed, G - Cleveland Browns (1991-93), New Orleans Saints (199597) KOLEN, Mike, LB - Miami Dolphins (1970-77) ---L--LINCOLN, Alex, LB - San Francisco 49ers (2001-02) LEE, Patrick, CB - Green Bay Packers (2008-11)

Pat Lee CB, Green Bay Packers

---M--MARKS, Senâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Derrick, DT - Tennessee Titans (2009-11) MARTIN, Chris, LB - New Orleans Saints (1983), Minnesota Viking (1984-88), Kansas City Chiefs (1988-92), Los Angeles Rams (199394) McCALL, Reese, TE - Baltimore Colts (1978-82), Detroit Lions (1983-85) McCLOVER, Stanley, DE - Carolina Panthers (2006-08), Houston Texans (2008-09) McFADDEN, Walter, DB - Oakland Raiders (2010-11) McGEE, Dell, DB - Arizona Cardinals (1998) McGEEVER, John, DB - Denver Broncos (1962-65), Miami Dolphins (1966) McINTYRE, Jeris, WR - Kansas City Chiefs (2004-05) McINTYRE, Secdrick, RB - Atlanta Falcons (1977) McLEOD, Kevin, RB - Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1999), Green Bay Packers (2002), Cleveland Browns (2002) McNEILL, Marcus, OT - San Diego Chargers (2006-11)

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MEEKS, Bob, C - Denver Broncos (1993) MIDDLETON, Dave, E - Detroit Lions (1955-60), Minnesota Vikings (1961) MIDDLETON, Ron, TE - Atlanta Falcons (1986-87), Washington Redskins (1988, 90-93), Cleveland Browns (1989), Los Angeles Rams (1994), San Diego Chargers (1995) MILLS, Javor, DE - Jacksonville Jaguars (2002-03), Indianapolis Colts (2005) MITCHELL, Alvin, FB - Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1989) MIX, Anthony, WR - New York Giants (2006-07), Washington Redskins (2008), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2009) MOORE, Alton, DE - Arizona Cardinals (2002-03) MORROW, Harold, RB - Minnesota Vikings (1996-02), Baltimore Ravens (2003-04), Arizona Cardinals (2005) ---N--NELSON, Edmund, DE - Pittsburgh Steelers (1982-87), New England (1988) NEWTON, Cam, WB - Carolina Panthers (2011) NOWLAND, Ben, C - Washington Redskins (2004-05) NUGENT, Dan, G - Washington Redskins (1976-78, 80)

Sen’Derrick Marks DT, Tennessee Titans

---O--OBOMANU, Ben, WR - Seattle Seahawks (2006-11) O’DONOGHUE, Neil, K - Buffalo Bills (1977), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1978-79), St. Louis Cardinals (1980-85) OGLETREE, Craig, LB - Cincinnati Bengals (1990) ---P--PALMER, Jonathan, G - Philadelphia Eagles (2007), Oakland Raiders (2008), Carolina Panthers (2009), Arizona Cardinals (2010) PARKS, Jeff, TE - Houston Oilers (1986-87), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1988) PEOPLES, George, RB - Dallas Cowboys (1982), New England Patriots (1983), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1984-85) PHILLIPS, Jim, E - Los Angeles Rams (1958-64), Minnesota Vikings (1965-67) PORTER, Kevin, S - Kansas City Chiefs (1988-1992), New York Jets (1992) POUNDS, Tavarreus, LB - Carolina Panthers (2002) POWERS, Jerraud, CB - Indianapolis Colts (2009-11) PRICE, Jim, LB - New York Jets (1963), Denver Broncos (1964) PUCILLO, Mike, G - Buffalo Bills (2002-04), Cleveland Browns (2005), Washington Redskins (2006-07) ---R--RATLIFF, Jay - Dallas Cowboys (2005-11) REDMON, Anthony, G - Arizona Cardinals (1994-97), Carolina Panthers (1998-99), Atlanta Falcons (2000) REESE, Quinton, DE - San Diego Chargers (2000) REEVES, Walter, TE - Phoenix Cardinals (1989-93), Cleveland Browns (1994-95) San Diego Chargers (1996) RICE, Ken, G - Buffalo Bills (1961, 63), Oakland Raiders (1964-65), Miami Dolphins (1966-67) RICHARDSON, Tony, RB - Kansas City Chiefs (1995-05), Minnesota Vikings (2006-07), New York Jets (200811)

Ben Obomanu WR, Seattle Seahawks

Tony Richardson RB, New York Jets

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RILEY, Victor, OT - Kansas City Chiefs (1998-01), New Orleans Saints (2002-04), Houston Texans (2005) ROBINSON, Gerald, DE - Minnesota Vikings (1986-87), San Diego Chargers (1989-90), Los Angeles Rams (1991-94) ROBINSON, Travaris, DB - Atlanta Falcons (2003), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2004) ROCKER, David, DT - Los Angeles Rams (1991-94) ROCKER, Tracy, DT - Washington Redskins (1989-90) ROGERS, Carlos, DB - Washington Redskins (2005-11) ROGERS, Lamar, DE - Cincinnati Bengals (1991-92) ROLAND, Benji, DE - Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1990) ROSE, George, DB - Minnesota Vikings (1964-66), New Orleans Saints (1967) ROSEGREEN, Junior, DB - Seattle Seahawks (2005), Arizona Cardinals (2005) ROTON, Herbert, E - Philadelphia Eagles (1937) RUSSELL, Bo, T - Washington Redskins (1939-40)

Carlos Rogers CB, Washington Redskins

Pat Sims DT, Cincinnati Bengals

Takeo Spikes LB, San Francisco 49ers

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---S--SANDERS, Frank, WR - Arizona Cardinals (1995-02), Baltimore Ravens (2003) SEARS, Colin, OT - Dallas Cowboys (2001) SELBY, Rob, OL - Philadelphia Eagles (1991-94), Arizona Cardinals (1995-97) SHELLING, Chris, DB - Cincinnati Bengals (1995-96), Atlanta Falcons (1997) SIDLE, Jimmy, TE/RB - Atlanta Falcons (1966) SIMMONS, Kendall, G - Pittsburgh Steelers (2002-09) SIMPSON, Howard, OT - Minnesota Vikings (1964) SIMS, Pat, DT - Cincinnati Bengals (2008-11) SIVELL, Jim, G - Brooklyn Dodgers (1938-44), New York Giants (194445) SMITH, Brian, LB - Los Angeles Rams (1989-90) SMITH, Doug, DT - Houston Oilers (1985-92) SMITH, Mark, DL - Arizona Cardinals (1997-00), Cleveland Browns (2001-02) SMITH, Zeke, LB/G - Baltimore Colts (1960), New York Giants (1961) SPIKES, Takeo, LB - Cincinnati Bengals (1998-02), Buffalo Bills (2003-06), Philadelphia Eagles (2007-08), San Francisco 49ers (2008-10) STALLWORTH, Ron, DE - New York Jets (1989-90) STEWART, Curtis, RB - Dallas Cowboys (1989) SULLIVAN, Pat, QB - Atlanta Falcons (1972-75) SUTTON, Mickey, S - Houston Oilers (1966) SUTTON, Ricky, DL - Pittsburgh Steelers (1993) ---T--TAMBURELLO, Ben, C/G - Philadelphia Eagles (1987-90) TATE, Ben, RB - Houston Texans (2010) TAYLOR, Courtney, WR - Seattle Seahawks (2007-09) TAYLOR, Erquiet, G - Staten Island Stapletons (1931) TAYLOR, Ryan, LB - Cleveland Browns (2000) THOMAS, Ben, DE - New England Patriots (1985-86), Green Bay Packers (1986), Pittsburgh Steelers (1988), Atlanta Falcons (1989), Los Angeles Rams (1991) THOMAS, Dontarrious, LB - Minnesota Vikings (2004-07, 2009), San Francisco 49ers (2008) THORNTON, Jack, LB - Miami Dolphins (1966)

auburn in the nfl

TIDWELL, Travis, QB - New York Giants (1950-51) TILLMAN, Lawyer, WR/TE - Cleveland Browns (1989, 92-93), Carolina Panthers (1995) TORBOR, Reggie, DE - New York Giants (2004-07), Miami Dolphins (2008-09), Buffalo Bills (2010-11) ---U--UECKER, Keith, OT - Denver Broncos (1982-83), Green Bay Packers (1984-85, 87-88, 90-91) ---W--WALKER, Gary, DE - Houston/Tenn. Oilers/Titans (1995-98), Jacksonville Jaguars (1999-01), Houston Texans (2002-05) WALLACE, Cooper, TE - Tennessee Titans (2006-07), Cincinnati Bengals (2007), San Francisco 49ers (2008) WALLACE, Steve, OT - San Francisco 49ers (1986-96), Kansas City Chiefs (1997) WARREN, Frank, NT - New Orleans Saints (1981-89, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;91-94) WASHINGTON, Marcus, LB - Indianapolis Colts (2000-03), Washington Redskins (2004-09) WEST, Ed, TE - Green Bay Packers (1984-94), Philadelphia Eagles (199596), Atlanta Falcons (1997) WHITE, Stan, QB - New York Giants (1994-97) WHITEHEAD, Willie, DE - New Orleans Saints (1999-07) WILHITE, Jonathan, CB - New England Patriots (2008-11) WILLIAMS, Carnell, RB - Tampa Bay Buccaneers (200511) WILLIAMS, Gerald, DE - Pittsburgh Steelers (1986-94), Carolina Panthers (1995-97), Green Bay Packers (1997) WILLIAMS, Travis, LB - Atlanta Falcons (2006-08) WILLIAMS, Tex, G - Philadelphia Eagles (1942) WILLINGHAM, Larry, DB - St. Louis Cardinals (1971-72) WILLIS, Chester, RB - Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders (1981-84) WILLIS, Horace, DB - Minnesota Vikings (2003-04) WILLIS, James, LB - Green Bay Packers (1993-94), Philadelphia Eagles (1995-98) WILSON, Jerry, E - Philadelphia Eagles (1959-60), San Francisco 49ers (1960) WOOD, Dick, QB - San Diego Chargers (1962), Denver Broncos (1962), New York Jets (1963-64), Oakland Raiders (1965), Miami Dolphins (1966) WOODS, Chris, WR - Los Angeles Raiders (1987-88), Denver Broncos (1989) WRIGHT, Alexander, WR - Dallas Cowboys (1990-92), Los Angeles Raiders (1992-94), St. Louis Rams (1995-96) ---Z--ZIEMBA, Lee, OL - Carolina Panthers (2011) ZOFKO, Mickey, RB - Detroit Lions (1971-74), New York Giants (1974) Bold - On roster as of May 23, 2011

Reggie Torbor LB, Miami Dolphins Jonathan Wilhite CB, New England Patriots

Cadillac Williams 2005 NFL Rookie of the Year

Cadillac Williams RB, Tampa Bay Bucaneers

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1982

Auburn has appeared in 36 bowl games, which is 16th-most in Football Bowl Subdivision history

Since 1982, Auburn has been to 13 traditional New Yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bowl games

Bacardi Bowl Jan. 1, 1937 Cuban National Sports Festival / Havana, Cuba Auburn - 7 Villanova - 7

Orange Bowl Jan. 1, 1938 Orange Bowl / Miami, Fla. Auburn - 6 Michigan State - 0

Gator Bowl Dec. 31, 1954 Gator Bowl / Jacksonville, Fla. Auburn - 33 Baylor - 13

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bowl games Auburn has been to a bowl game in 10 of the last 11 years and 13 of the last 16 seasons

Auburnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 21 bowl victories ranks in a tie for 12th all-time in FBS history

Sun Bowl Dec. 28, 1968 Sun Bowl Stadium / El Paso, Texas Auburn - 34 Arizona - 10

Gator Bowl Jan. 2, 1971 Gator Bowl / Jacksonville, Fla. Ole Miss - 28 Auburn - 35

Gator Bowl Dec. 30, 1972 Gator Bowl / Jacksonville, Fla. Auburn - 24 Colorado - 3

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Gator Bowl Dec. 30, 1974 Gator Bowl / Jacksonville, Fla. Texas - 3 Auburn - 27

Tangerine Bowl Dec. 18, 1982 Tangerine Bowl / Orlando, Fla. Boston College - 26 Auburn - 33

Jan. 2, 1984 Louisiana Superdome / New Orleans, La. Michigan - 7 Auburn - 9

Sugar Bowl Liberty Bowl Dec. 27, 1984 Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium / Memphis, Tenn. Auburn - 21 Arkansas - 15

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Citrus Bowl Jan. 1, 1987 Florida Citrus Bowl / Orlando, Fla. Auburn - 16 Southern California - 7

Sugar Bowl Jan. 1, 1988 Louisiana Superdome / New Orleans, La. Syracuse - 16 Auburn - 16

Hall of Fame Bowl Jan. 1, 1990 Tampa Stadium / Tampa, Fla. Ohio State - 14 Auburn - 31

Peach Bowl Dec. 29, 1990 Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium / Atlanta, Ga. Indiana - 23 Auburn - 27

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Dec. 31, 1996 Independence Stadium / Shreveport, La. Army - 29 Auburn - 32

Independence Bowl Peach Bowl Jan. 2, 1998 Georgia Dome / Atlanta, Ga. Clemson - 17 Auburn - 21 Dec. 31, 2003 The Coliseum / Nashville, Tenn. Auburn - 28 Wisconsin - 14

Music City Bowl Capital One Bowl Jan. 1, 2003 Florida Citrus Bowl / Orlando, Fla. Auburn - 13 Penn State - 9

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AT&T Cotton Bowl All-Time Bowl Appearances School Appearances 1. Alabama..................................58 2. Texas........................................49 Tennessee................................49 4. Southern California.................48 5. Nebraska.................................47 6. Georgia...................................46 7. Oklahoma...............................44 8. Penn State...............................43 9. LSU..........................................42 Ohio State...............................42 11. Michigan..................................40 12. Georgia Tech............................39 Florida State............................39 14. Arkansas..................................38 Florida.....................................38 16. Auburn.........................36 17. Miami (Fla.)............................34 Texas Tech................................34 19. Ole Miss...................................33 Clemson...................................33

All-Time Bowl Wins School Wins 1. Alabama..................................33 Southern Cal............................32 3. Penn State...............................27 4. Georgia ..................................26 Oklahoma...............................26 6. Tennessee................................25 Texas........................................25 8. Nebraska.................................24 9. Florida State............................23 10. Georgia Tech............................22 LSU..........................................22 12. Auburn.........................21 Ole Miss...................................21 14. Ohio State...............................20 15. Michigan..................................19 Florida.....................................19 17. Miami (Fla.)............................18 18. Clemson...................................16 19. Notre Dame.............................15 Washington.............................15

Jan. 1, 2007 Cotton Bowl / Dallas, Texas Auburn - 17 Nebraska - 14

Jan. 3, 2005 Louisiana Superdome / New Orleans, La. Auburn - 16 Virginia Tech - 13

Nokia Sugar Bowl

Dec. 31, 2007 Georgia Dome / Atlanta, Ga. Auburn - 23 Clemson - 20

Chick-fil-A Bowl 137

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Outback Bowl Jan. 1, 2010 Raymond James Stadium / Tampa, Fla. Auburn - 38 Northwestern - 35 (OT)

SEC Bowl Alliances BCS Championship

Allstate Sugar Bowl

Capital One Bowl

AT&T Cotton Bowl

Outback Bowl

Chick-fil-A Bowl

Konica Minolta Gator Bowl

AutoZone Liberty Bowl

Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl

BBVA Compass Bowl

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BCS National Championship Jan. 10, 2011 University of Phoenix Stadium / Glendale, Ariz. Auburn - 22 Oregon - 19

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2010 national champions HALL OF FAME

Coach Mike Donahue

Coach John W. Heisman

Walter Gilbert

Coach Ralph “Shug” Jordan

1904-06; 1908-22 Inducted 1951

1934-36 • Center Inducted 1956

1895-1899 Inducted 1954

1951-75 Inducted 1982

Jimmy Hitchcock 1930-32 • Halfback Inducted 1954

Pat Sullivan

1969-71 • Quarterback Inducted 1991

Auburn has 12 players and coaches that have been inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame by the National Football Foundation. 140

HALL OF FAME

Tucker Frederickson

Bo Jackson

1962-64 • Fullback Inducted 1994

1982-85 • Running Back Inducted 1998

Tracy Rocker

Coach Pat Dye

1985-88 • Defensive Tackle Inducted 2004

1981-92 Inducted 2005

Terry Beasley

1969-71 • Wide Receiver Inducted 2002

Ed Dyas

1958-60 • Fullback/Kicker Inducted 2009

Auburn’s 12 inductees into the Hall include four coaches, four running backs, one center, one wide receiver, one quarterback and one defensive tackle. 141

2010 national champions ALL-AMERICANS

Jimmy Hitchcock

Walter Gilbert

Monk Gafford

Tex Warrington

Travis Tidwell

Jim Pyburn

Joe Childress

Frank Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Agostino

1932

1937

1949

1954

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1942

1955

1944

1955

ALL-AMERICANS

Fob James 1955

Ken Rice

1959, 1960

Jimmy Phillips

Zeke Smith

1957

1958, 1959

Ed Dyas

Jimmy Sidle

1960

1963

Jackie Burkett 1958

Tucker Frederickson 1964

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Jack Thornton

Bill Cody

Freddie Hyatt

David Campbell

Buddy McClinton

Larry Willingham

Pat Sullivan

Terry Beasley

1965

1969

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1970

1967

1970, 1971

1968

1970, 1971

ALL-AMERICANS

Mike Fuller

Ken Bernich

Neil Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Donoghue

Keith Uecker

Bob Harris

Donnie Humphrey

Gregg Carr

Bo Jackson

1974

1982

1974

1983

1976

1981

1984

1985

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Lewis Colbert

Ben Tamburello

Brent Fullwood

Aundray Bruce

Kurt Crain

Stacy Searels

Tracy Rocker

Walter Reeves

1985

1985, 1986

1987

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1986

1987, 1988

1987

1988

ALL-AMERICANS

Benji Roland 1988

Ed King

1989, 1990

Craig Ogletree

David Rocker

Wayne Gandy

Terry Daniel

Brian Robinson

Frank Sanders

1993

1989

1994

1990

1994

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Chris Shelling

Victor Riley

Takeo Spikes

Damon Duval

Karlos Dansby

Carlos Rogers

Junior Rosegreen

Carnell Williams

1994

1997

2003

2004

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1997

2004

2001

2004

ALL-AMERICANS

Marcus McNeill 2004, 2005

Lee Ziemba 2010

Ben Grubbs 2006

Nick Fairley 2010

Cam Newton 2010

Cam Newton and Lee Ziemba at the 2010 Walter Camp All-America Team Award Banquet at Yale University in New Haven, Conn.

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All-Time All-SEC Performers (AP, UPI and Coaches Polls) (First-Team Only)

Brent Fullwood

Quentin Groves

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1933: 1934: 1935: 1936: 1937: 1938: 1940: 1942: 1944: 1949: 1953: 1954: 1955: 1957: 1958: 1959: 1960: 1961: 1963: 1964: 1965: 1966: 1967: 1968: 1969: 1970: 1971: 1972: 1973: 1974: 1975: 1977: 1978: 1979: 1980: 1981: 1982: 1983: 1984: 1985: 1986:

Ripper Williams, QB, Gump Ariail, E Bennie Fenton, E Haygood Paterson, T, Walter Gilbert, C Walter Gilbert, C, Joel Eaves, E Ralph Sivell, G Torrance Russell, T Dick McGowen, LH Monk Gafford, LH Tex Warrington, C Travis Tidwell, QB Frank D’Agostino, T, Jim Pyburn, E Jim Pyburn, E, Joe Childress, FB Joe Childress, FB, Frank D’Agostino, T, Fob James, LH, Jimmy Phillips, E Jimmy Phillips, E, Jerry Wilson, E Jerry Wilson, E, Zeke Smith, G, Jackie Burkett, C, Cleve Wester, T Zeke Smith, G, Jackie Burkett, C, Ken Rice, T Ken Rice, T, Ed Dyas, FB Dave Edwards, E Jimmy Sidle, QB Tucker Frederickson, FB, Bill Cody, LB, Jack Thornton, T Bill Cody, LB, Jack Thornton, T Gusty Yearout, G, Tommy Lunceford, S Gusty Yearout, LB Tim Christian, SE, Mike Kolen, LB, Buddy McClinton, S, David Campbell, DT, John Riley, PK, Loran Carter, QB, Tom Banks, C Tom Banks, C, Mike Kolen, LB, Buddy McClinton, S, John Riley, PK Pat Sullivan, QB, Terry Beasley, SE, Gardner Jett, SP, Larry Willingham, DB, Bobby Strickland, LB Dick Schmalz, WB, Tommy Yearout, DT, Bob Brown, DE, David Beverly, P, Terry Beasley, SE, Pat Sullivan, QB Dave Beck, DB, Terry Henley, TB, Mac Lorendo, OT, Danny Sanspree, DE, Benny Sivley, DT Benny Sivley, DT, Steve Taylor, C, Mike Fuller, DB, David Langner, DB Rusty Deen, DE, Ken Bernich, LB, Mike Fuller, S, Lee Gross, C Chuck Fletcher, OT, Rick Telhiard, DT, Clyde Baumgartner, SP Lynn Johnson, OG, James McKinney, DB, Jorge Portela, SP, Freddie Smith, LB James McKinney, DB, Joe Cribbs, RB, Mike Burrow, OT, Frank Warren, DT James Brooks RB, Joe Cribbs, RB, Freddie Smith, LB, George Stephenson, OT, Frank Warren, DT James Brooks, RB, Frank Warren, DT, George Stephenson, OT Danny Skutack, LB, Keith Uecker, OT Dowe Aughtman, NG, Bob Harris, SS, Bo Jackson, HB, David Jordan, OB, Doug Smith, DT Dowe Aughtman, NG, Pat Arrington, OT, Gregg Carr, LB, Donnie Humphrey, DT, David King, CB, Bo Jackson, HB, David Jordan, OG, Doug Smith, DT Gregg Carr, LB, David King, CB, Jeff Lott, OG, Gerald Robinson, DE, Ben Thomas, DT Lewis Colbert, P ,Harold Hallman, NG, Bo Jackson, TB, Tom Powell, FS, Ben Tamburello, C, Steve Wallace, OT, Gerald Williams, DT Aundray Bruce, OLB, Kurt Crain, ILB, Brent Fullwood, TB, Tracy Rocker, DT, Stacy Searels, OT, Ben Tamburello, C

1987: 1988: 1989: 1990: 1991: 1992: 1993: 1994: 1995: 1996: 1997: 1998: 1999: 2000: 2001: 2002: 2003: 2004: 2005: 2006: 2007: 2008: 2009: 2010:

Aundray Bruce, OLB, Jeff Burger, QB, Kurt Crain, ILB, Win Lyle, PK, Kevin Porter, CB, Walter Reeves, TE, Tracy Rocker, DT, Stacy Searels, OT, Brian Shulman, P, Lawyer Tillman, WR Carlo Cheattom, CB, Stacy Danley, TB, Rodney Garner, OG, Walter Reeves, TE, Quentin Riggins, LB, Tracy Rocker, DT, Benji Roland, NG, Brian Shulman, P, Reggie Slack, QB, Greg Staples, S; Ron Stallworth, DT, Jim Thompson, OT Ed King, OG, John Hudson, C, Craig Ogletree, OLB, Quentin Riggins, ILB, David Rocker, DT, John Wiley, DB Corey Barlow, DB, Ed King, OG, David Rocker, DT, Rob Selby, OT, John Wiley, DB Corey Barlow, DB, Eddie Blake, OG, Darrel Crawford, LB, Victor Hall, TE, Bob Meeks, C James Bostic, TB, Scott Etheridge, K, James Willis, LB James Bostic, TB, Terry Daniel, P, Wayne Gandy, OT, Calvin Jackson, CB, Chris Shelling, CB, Anthony Redmon, OT, Shannon Roubique, C Willie Anderson, OT, Terry Daniel, P, Stephen Davis, RB, Mike Pelton, DT, Brian Robinson, DB, Shannon Roubique, C, Frank Sanders, WR Willie Anderson, OT, Stephen Davis, RB, Andy Fuller, TE, Shannon Roubique, C, Matt Hawkins, PK, Marcellus Mostella, OLB Jaret Holmes, PK, Victor Riley, OT, Takeo Spikes, LB Jimmy Brumbaugh, DE, Jaret Holmes, PK, Victor Riley, OT, Takeo Spikes, LB Leonardo Carson, DE Larry Casher, CB Rodney Crayton, CB, Damon Duval, P, Rudi Johnson, TB, Ben Leard, QB, Kendall Simmons, OT Kendall Simmons, OT, Damon Duval, PK/P Ben Nowland, C, Karlos Dansby, LB, Travaris Robinson, S Monreko Crittenden, OG, Karlos Dansby, LB, DeMarco McNeil, NG, Dontarrious Thomas, LB, Carnell Williams, RB Ronnie Brown, RB, Jason Campbell, QB, T.J. Jackson, NG, Stanley McClover, DE, Marcus McNeill, OT, Carlos Rogers, CB, Junior Rosegreen, S, Carnell Williams, RB, Travis Williams, LB Kody Bliss, P, Kenny Irons, RB, Marcus McNeill, OT Tim Duckworth, OG, Kenny Irons, RB, Quentin Groves, DE, John Vaughn PK Quentin Groves, DE, Pat Sims, DT Antonio Coleman, DE Antonio Coleman, DE Nick Fairley, DL, Cam Newton, QB, Ryan Pugh, C, Lee Ziemba, OL

coaching records Coach Dr. George Petrie G.H. Harvey D.M. Balliet F.M. Hall John Heisman Billy Watkins R.S. Kent Mike Harvey Billy Bates Mike Donahue W.S. Kienholz Boozer Pitts Dave Morey George Bohler John Floyd Chet Wynne Jack Meagher Carl Voyles Earl Brown Ralph Jordan Doug Barfield Pat Dye Terry Bowden Bill Oliver Tommy Tuberville Gene Chizik

Auburn All-Time Coaches’ Records Years Tenure 1 1892 1 1893 1 1893 1 1894 5 1895-99 2 1900-01 1 1902 1 1902 1 1903 18 1904-06, ‘08-22 1 1907 3 1923-24, ‘27 3 1925-27 2 1928-29 1 1929 4 1930-33 9 1934-42 4 1944-47 3 1948-50 25 1951-75 5 1976-80 12 1981-92 6 1993-98 *1 1998 10 1999-08 1 2009-present

Record 2-2 2-0-2 1-0 1-3 12-4-2 6-3-1 2-2-1 0-2 4-3 99-35-5 6-2-1 7-10-4 10-10-1 3-11 0-4 22-15-2 48-37-10 15-22 3-22-4 176-83-6 29-25-1 99-39-4 47-17-1 2-3 85-40 22-5

Pct. .500 .750 1.000 .250 .722 .650 .500 .000 .571 .730 .722 .429 .500 .214 .000 .591 .558 .405 .172 .675 .536 .711 .731 .400 .680 .815

Jordan

Donahue

Dye

chizik

*Bill Oliver coached the final five games of 1998 season after Terry Bowden resigned.

All-Time Top 10 Coaching Leaders (by Victories)

1. 2. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10.

Coach Ralph Jordan Mike Donahue Pat Dye Tommy Tuberville Jack Meagher Terry Bowden Doug Barfield Gene Chizik Chet Wynne Carl Voyles

Years Tenure 25 1951-75 18 1904-06, ‘08-22 12 1981-92 10 1999-08 9 1934-42 6 1993-98 5 1976-80 2 2009-present 4 1930-33 4 1944-47

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10.

Coach D.M. Balliet Gene Chizik G.H. Harvey Terry Bowden Mike Donahue John Heisman W.S. Kienholz Pat Dye Tommy Tuberville Ralph Jordan

Years Tenure 1 1893 2 2009-present 1 1893 6 1993-98 18 1904-06, ‘08-22 5 1895-99 1 1907 12 1981-92 10 1999-08 25 1951-75

(by Winning Percentage)

Record 176-83-6 99-35-5 99-39-4 85-40 48-37-10 47-17-1 29-25-1 22-5 22-15-2 15-22

Pct. .675 .730 .711 .680 .558 .731 .536 .815 .591 .405

Record 1-0 22-5 2-0-2 47-17-1 99-35-5 12-4-2 6-2-1 99-39-4 85-40 176-83-6

Pct. 1.000 .815 .750 .731 .730 .722 .722 .711 .680 .675

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Career Rushing Records Yardage

Player Seasons Att Avg Yards 1. Bo Jackson.............. 1982-85 650 6.62 4303 2. Carnell Williams...... 2001-04 741 5.17 3831 3. James Brooks........... 1977-80 621 5.67 3523 4. Joe Cribbs............... 1976-79 657 5.13 3368 5. Ben Tate.................. 2006-09 678 4.90 3321 6. Stephen Davis......... 1993-95 488 5.76 2811 7. Brent Fullwood......... 1983-86 390 7.15 2789 8. Ronnie Brown.......... 2000-04 513 5.28 2707 9. Stacy Danley........... 1987-90 526 4.61 2427 10. James Joseph........... 1986-90 452 5.17 2264 11. Kenny Irons............. 2005-06 454 4.81 2186 12. James Bostic............ 1991-93 396 5.26 2084 13. Lionel James............ 1980-83 348 6.14 2068 14. Secdrick McIntyre.... 1973-76 462 4.31 1992 15. Fob James............... 1952-55 317 6.03 1913 16. Phil Gargis.............. 1973-76 456 4.13 1884 17. Tommie Agee.......... 1983-86 356 4.87 1735 18. Jimmy Sidle............. 1962-64 326 5.22 1703 19. Brad Lester.............. 2004-08 371 4.55 1689 20. Joe Childress........... 1953-55 321 5.19 1667 21. Curtis Kuykendall..... 1944-45 217 7.46 1619 22. Rudi Johnson........... 2000 324 4.84 1567 23. Terry Henley............ 1970-72 343 4.47 1534 24. Tommy Lorino.......... 1956-58 227 6.55 1486 264 5.58 1473 25. Cam Newton........... 2010 26. Monk Gafford......... 1940-42 221 6.40 1414 27. Onterio McCalebb... 2009-present 200 6.88 1375 28. Mitzi Jackson........... 1973-75 243 5.65 1373 29. Mario Fannin.......... 2007-10 233 5.86 1366 30. William Andrews..... 1976-78 267 5.04 1347 31. Ed Dyas.................. 1958-60 261 4.97 1298 32. Fred Beasley........... 1994-97 282 4.40 1241 33. Tom Bryan............... 1964-66 265 4.32 1144 34. Michael Dyer.......... 2010-present 182 6.01 1093 35. George Peoples....... 1978-81 239 4.54 1085

Bo Jackson

Touchdowns

Player Seasons Att Yards Avg TD 1. Carnell Williams...... 2001-04 741 3831 5.17 45 2. Bo Jackson.............. 1982-85 650 4303 6.62 43 3. Joe Cribbs............... 1976-79 657 3368 5.13 34 4. Stephen Davis......... 1993-95 488 2811 5.76 30 5. Ronnie Brown.......... 2000-04 513 2707 5.28 29 6. Ben Tate.................. 2006-09 678 3321 4.90 24 Brent Fullwood......... 1983-86 390 2789 7.15 24 James Brooks........... 1977-80 621 3523 5.67 24 9. Reggie Ware........... 1984-87 231 768 3.32 23 10. Cam Newton........... 2010 264 1473 5.58 20

Carnell Williams

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Yards Per Game

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

(Min. 18 games) Player Seasons Yards Games Yds/Gm Bo Jackson.............. 1982-85 4303 38 113.2 Kenny Irons............. 2005-06 2186 23 95.0 James Brooks........... 1977-80 3523 38 92.7 Carnell Williams...... 2001-04 3831 42 91.2 Stephen Davis......... 1993-95 2811 31 90.7 Joe Cribbs............... 1976-79 3368 38 88.6 Curtis Kuykendall..... 1944-45 1619 18 89.9 Brent Fullwood......... 1983-86 2789 39 71.5 Ben Tate.................. 2006-09 3321 47 70.7 Secdrick McIntyre.... 1973-76 1992 29 68.7

records Single Season Rushing Records Yardage

Player Year Att 1. Bo Jackson............... 1985 278 2. Rudi Johnson............ 2000 324 3. Cam Newton............ 2010 264 4. Brent Fullwood.......... 1986 167 5. Ben Tate................... 2009 263 6. James Brooks............ 1980 261 7. Carnell Williams....... 2003 241 8. Kenny Irons.............. 2005 256 9. Stephen Davis.......... 1994 221 10. Bo Jackson............... 1983 158 11. James Brooks............ 1979 163 12. James Bostic............. 1993 199 Joe Cribbs................ 1978 253 14. Carnell Williams....... 2004 239 15. Joe Cribbs................ 1979 200 16. Michael Dyer........... 2010 182 17. Stephen Davis.......... 1995 180 18. Ronnie Brown........... 2002 175 19. Jimmy Sidle.............. 1963 185 20. Monk Gafford.......... 1942 132

Avg Yards 6.42 1786 4.84 1567 5.58 1473 8.33 1391 5.18 1362 5.03 1314 5.42 1307 5.05 1293 5.71 1263 7.68 1213 7.41 1208 6.06 1205 4.76 1205 4.87 1165 5.60 1120 6.01 1093 5.93 1068 5.76 1008 5.44 1006 7.61 1004

Yards Per Game 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Player Year GP Yards Yds/Game Bo Jackson............... 1985 11 1786 162.4 Rudi Johnson............ 2000 12 1567 130.6 Brent Fullwood.......... 1986 11 1391 126.5 Joe Cribbs................ 1978 10 1205 120.5 James Brooks............ 1980 11 1314 119.5 Stephen Davis.......... 1994 11 1263 114.8 Bo Jackson............... 1983 11 1213 110.3 James Brooks............ 1979 11 1208 109.8 James Bostic............. 1993 11 1203 109.6 Kenny Irons.............. 2005 12 1293 107.8

Touchdowns

Player Year Att Yards 1. Cam Newton............ 2010 264 1473 2. Bo Jackson............... 1985 278 1786 Carnell Williams....... 2003 241 1307 4. Joe Cribbs................ 1978 253 1205 5. Stephen Davis.......... 1995 180 1068 Joe Cribbs................ 1979 200 1120 7. Kenny Irons.............. 2005 256 1293 Ronnie Brown........... 2002 175 1008 Rudi Johnson............ 2000 324 1567 Stephen Davis.......... 1994 221 1263 11. Carnell Williams....... 2004 239 1165 James Bostic............. 1993 199 1205 Bo Jackson............... 1983 158 1213 14. Reggie Ware............ 1986 54 192 Billy Atkins............... 1957 90 359

Yards Per Carry 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Rudi Johnson

Avg TD 5.58 20 6.42 17 5.42 17 4.76 16 5.93 14 5.60 14 5.05 13 5.76 13 4.84 13 5.71 13 4.87 12 6.06 12 7.68 12 3.56 11 3.99 11

(Min. 80 attempts) Player Year Yards Att Avg Onterio McCalebb.... 2010 810 95 8.53 Tommy Lorino........... 1956 692 82 8.44 Brent Fullwood.......... 1986 1391 167 8.33 Bo Jackson............... 1983 1213 158 7.68 Monk Gafford.......... 1942 1004 132 7.61 Brent Fullwood.......... 1985 684 92 7.43 James Brooks............ 1979 1208 163 7.41 Fob James................ 1955 879 123 7.15 Lionel James............. 1982 779 113 6.89 Bobby Hoppe........... 1956 542 83 6.530

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Career Passing Records Yardage 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Player Seasons Att Comp Stan White............... 1990-93 1231 659 Jason Campbell........ 2001-04 854 552 Brandon Cox............ 2004-07 927 550 Pat Sullivan.............. 1969-71 819 452 Dameyune Craig .... 1994-97 782 427 Patrick Nix............... 1992-95 656 386 Reggie Slack............ 1986-89 585 346 Ben Leard................ 1997-00 592 359 Jeff Burger................ 1984-87 538 331 Chris Todd............... 2008-09 484 284

Pct Yards .535 8016 .646 7299 .593 6959 .552 6284 .546 6026 .588 4957 .591 4697 .606 4289 .615 4082 .587 3515

Completions

Jason Campbell

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Player Seasons Att Yards Comp Stan White.............. 1990-93 1231 8016 659 Jason Campbell....... 2001-04 854 7299 552 Brandon Cox........... 2004-07 927 6959 550 Pat Sullivan............. 1969-71 819 6284 452 Dameyune Craig..... 1994-97 782 6026 427 Patrick Nix.............. 1992-95 656 4957 386 Ben Leard............... 1997-00 592 4289 359 Reggie Slack........... 1986-89 585 4697 346 Jeff Burger............... 1984-87 538 4082 331 Chris Todd.............. 2008-09 484 3515 284

Completion Percentage (Min. 150 Attempts) Player Seasons 1. Cam Newton........... 2010 2. Jason Campbell....... 2001-04 3. Jeff Burger............... 1984-87 4. Ben Leard............... 1997-00 5. Brandon Cox........... 2004-07 6. Reggie Slack........... 1986-89 7. Patrick Nix.............. 1992-95 8. Chris Todd.............. 2008-09 9. Pat Sullivan............. 1969-71 1 0. Dameyune Craig..... 1994-97

Touchdowns

Att Comp Pct 280 185 .661 854 552 .646 538 331 .615 592 359 .606 927 550 .593 585 346 .591 656 386 .588 484 284 .587 819 452 .552 782 427 .546

Player Seasons Yards Int TD 1. Pat Sullivan............. 1969-71 6284 39 53 2. Jason Campbell....... 2001-04 7299 24 45 3. Brandon Cox........... 2004-07 6959 32 42 4. Stan White.............. 1990-93 8016 52 40 5. Dameyune Craig..... 1994-97 6026 24 39 6. Patrick Nix.............. 1992-95 4957 16 31 7. Cam Newton........... 2010 2854 7 30 8. Ben Leard............... 1997-00 4289 18 28 9. Chris Todd.............. 2008-09 3515 12 27 10. Loran Carter............ 1966-68 3129 47 25

Stan White

154

records Single Season Passing Records Yardage 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Player Year Att Comp Dameyune Craig...... 1997 403 216 Cam Newton............ 2010 280 185 Jason Campbell........ 2004 270 188 Chris Todd............... 2009 328 198 Pat Sullivan.............. 1970 281 167 Patrick Nix............... 1995 331 201 Brandon Cox............ 2005 306 177 Dameyune Craig...... 1996 310 169 Stan White............... 1990 338 180 Reggie Slack............ 1988 279 168

Pct Yards .536 3277 .661 2854 .696 2700 .604 2612 .594 2586 .607 2574 .578 2324 .545 2296 .533 2242 .602 2230

Completions

Player Year Att Yards Comp 1. Dameyune Craig...... 1997 403 3277 216 2. Patrick Nix............... 1995 331 2574 201 3. Chris Todd............... 2009 328 2612 198 4. Ben Leard................ 2000 319 2158 193 5. Brandon Cox............ 2007 316 2080 188 Jason Campbell........ 2004 270 2700 188 7. Cam Newton............ 2010 280 2854 185 8. Jason Campbell........ 2003 293 2267 181 9. Stan White............... 1990 338 2242 180 10. Jeff Burger................ 1987 267 2066 178

Dameyune Craig

Completion Percentage (Min. 100 Attempts) Player Year Att Comp 1. Ben Leard................ 1999 157 111 2. Jason Campbell........ 2004 270 188 3. Jeff Burger................ 1987 267 178 4. Cam Newton............ 2010 280 185 5. Jason Campbell........ 2002 149 94 6. Jason Campbell........ 2001 142 89 7. Jason Campbell........ 2003 293 181 8. Patrick Nix............... 1995 331 201 9. Stan White............... 1993 271 164 10. Ben Leard................ 2000 319 193

Touchdowns

Pct .707 .696 .667 .661 .631 .627 .618 .607 .605 .605

Player Year Att Comp Yards 1. Cam Newton............ 2010 280 185 2854 2. Chris Todd............... 2009 328 198 2612 3. Jason Campbell........ 2004 270 188 2700 Pat Sullivan.............. 1971 281 162 2012 5. Dameyune Craig...... 1997 403 216 3277 6. Pat Sullivan.............. 1970 281 167 2586 7. Dameyune Craig...... 1996 310 169 2296 Pat Sullivan.............. 1969 257 123 1686 9. Brandon Cox............ 2005 306 177 2324 Patrick Nix............... 1995 331 201 2574

TD 30 22 20 20 18 17 16 16 15 15

cam newton

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Career Receiving Records Receptions 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 13. 14. 15.

Courtney Taylor

Player Seasons Yards Avg Rec Courtney Taylor....... 2003-06 2098 13.71 153 Karsten Bailey......... 1995-98 2174 14.49 150 Terry Beasley........... 1969-71 2507 17.78 141 Tyrone Goodson...... 1993-97 2283 16.79 136 Frank Sanders......... 1991-94 1998 16.51 121 Darvin Adams......... 2008-10 1978 17.20 115 Rodgeriqus Smith..... 2004-08 1598 14.02 114 Greg Taylor............. 1987-90 1217 11.93 102 Freddy Weygand..... 1984-88 1946 19.66 99 Ben Obomanu......... 2002-05 1313 13.54 97 Thomas Bailey......... 1991-94 1243 13.37 93 Lawyer Tillman......... 1985-88 1808 19.44 93 Clifton Robinson...... 1997-00 1167 12.82 91 Ronney Daniels........ 1999-00 1446 16.07 90 Freddie Hyatt.......... 1965-67 1396 15.86 88

Yardage

Player Seasons 1. Terry Beasley............ 1969-71 2. Tyrone Goodson....... 1993-97 3. Karsten Bailey.......... 1995-98 4. Courtney Taylor........ 2003-06 5. Frank Sanders.......... 1991-94 6. Darvin Adams.......... 2008-10 7. Freddy Weygand...... 1984-88 8. Lawyer Tillman.......... 1985-88 9. Rodgeriqus Smith...... 2004-08 10. Byron Franklin.......... 1977-80 11. Ronney Daniels......... 1999-00 12. Freddie Hyatt........... 1965-67 13. Devin Aromashodu.... 2002-05 14. Alexander Wright..... 1986-89 15. Ben Obomanu.......... 2002-05 16. Thomas Bailey.......... 1991-94 17. Greg Taylor.............. 1987-90 18. Clifton Robinson....... 1997-00 19. Tim Christian............ 1966-68 20. Terrell Zachery.......... 2007-10 21. Willie Gosha............ 1993-96 22. Marcel Willis............ 1999-02 23. Jimmy Phillips........... 1955-57

Touchdowns

Karsten Bailey

1. 2. 3. 5. 7. 8.

156

Rec Yards 141 2507 136 2283 150 2174 153 2098 121 1998 115 1978 99 1946 93 1808 114 1598 74 1573 90 1446 88 1396 71 1333 56 1320 97 1313 93 1243 102 1217 91 1167 78 1126 71 1106 85 1048 81 1022 52 1012

Player Seasons Rec Terry Beasley............ 1969-71 141 Ben Obomanu.......... 2002-05 97 Darvin Adams.......... 2008-10 115 Karsten Bailey.......... 1995-98 150 Frank Sanders.......... 1991-94 121 Byron Franklin.......... 1977-80 74 Lawyer Tillman.......... 1985-88 93 Ronney Daniels......... 1999-00 90 Tyrone Goodson....... 1993-97 136 Freddie Hyatt........... 1965-67 88

TD 29 18 17 17 15 15 14 12 12 12

records Single Season Receiving Records Receptions 1. 2. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Player Year Yards Avg Rec Darvin Adams.......... 2009 997 16.62 60 Willie Gosha............ 1995 811 13.98 58 Frank Sanders.......... 1994 910 15.69 58 Ronney Daniels......... 1999 1068 19.07 56 Terry Beasley............ 1971 846 15.38 55 Courtney Taylor........ 2006 704 13.04 54 Karsten Bailey.......... 1997 840 15.85 53 Darvin Adams.......... 2010 963 18.52 52 Rodgeriqus Smith...... 2007 705 13.56 52 Terry Beasley............ 1970 1051 20.21 52

Yardage

Player Year Rec Yards 1. Ronney Daniels......... 1999 56 1068 2. Terry Beasley............ 1970 52 1051 3. Darvin Adams.......... 2009 60 997 4. Darvin Adams.......... 2010 52 963 5. Frank Sanders.......... 1994 58 910 6. Tyrone Goodson....... 1997 48 906 7. Terry Beasley............ 1971 55 846 8. Frank Sanders.......... 1993 48 842 9. Karsten Bailey.......... 1997 53 840 10. Freddy Weygand...... 1984 32 796

Touchdowns

Player Year Rec 1. Terry Beasley............ 1971 55 2. Terry Beasley............ 1970 52 3. Darvin Adams.......... 2009 60 4. Byron Franklin.......... 1980 32 Ronney Daniels......... 1999 56 6. Emory Blake............. 2010 33 7. Darvin Adams.......... 2010 52 Ben Obomanu.......... 2004 25 Karsten Bailey.......... 1998 43 Karsten Bailey.......... 1997 53 Frank Sanders.......... 1994 58 Greg Taylor.............. 1990 46 Dick Schmalz........... 1971 44 Tim Christian............ 1968 47

Terry Beasley

TD 12 11 10 9 9 8 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7

Yards Per Reception

(min. 20 Receptions) Player Year Rec Yards Yds/Rec 1. Freddy Weygand...... 1984 32 796 24.88 2. Alexander Wright..... 1989 30 714 23.80 3. Alvin Bresler............. 1970 23 530 23.04 4. Devin Aromashodu.... 2004 24 513 21.38 5. Lawyer Tillman.......... 1986 35 730 20.86 6. Terry Beasley............ 1970 52 1051 20.21 7. Chris Woods............ 1982 21 406 19.33 8. Ronney Daniels......... 1999 56 1068 19.07 9. Devin Aromashodu.... 2005 26 494 19.00 10. Tyrone Goodson....... 1997 48 906 18.88

Frank Sanders

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Career Defensive Records Total Tackles

Player Seasons Solo Asst TT 1. Freddie Smith........... 1976-79 323 205 528 2. Gregg Carr.............. 1981-84 289 164 453 3. Darrel Crawford....... 1988-91 198 226 424 4. Anthony Harris......... 1992-95 200 200 400 5. Quentin Riggins........ 1986-89 200 198 398 6. Chris Martin............. 1979-82 223 151 374 7. Tracy Rocker............ 1985-88 199 155 354 8. Dontarrious Thomas.. 2000-03 163 188 351 9. Marcellus Mostella.... 1993-96 153 183 336 10. Takeo Spikes............ 1995-97 212 119 331

Tracy Rocker

Pass Interceptions 1. 2. 3. 5. 7.

Player Seasons Yards Avg Buddy McClinton...... 1967-69 208 11.6 Dave Beck................ 1970-72 142 10.1 Brian Robinson......... 1992-94 271 20.8 Don Webb............... 1967-69 142 10.9 David King............... 1981-84 145 12.1 David Langner.......... 1971-73 287 23.9 Larry Casher............ 1997-00 149 13.5 Chris Shelling........... 1991-94 234 21.3 Clifford Toney........... 1978-80 69 6.3 Jim McKinney........... 1972-74 114 10.4 Larry Willingham...... 1968-70 166 15.1 Bobby Freeman........ 1951-54 207 18.8

Int 18 14 13 13 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 11

Quarterback Sacks (from 1981)

Freddie Smith

158

Player Seasons Yds. Sacks 1. Quentin Groves........ 2004-07 169 26.0 Gerald Robinson....... 1982-85 150 26.0 3. Antonio Coleman...... 2006-09 147 24.5 4. Tracy Rocker............ 1985-88 146 21.0 Craig Olgetree......... 1986-89 117 21.0 6. Reggie Torbor........... 2000-03 128 18.5 7. Leonardo Carson...... 1996-99 123 17.0 Willie Whitehead..... 1991-94 108 17.0 9. Marcus Washington.. 1994-96 108 16.0 Gary Walker............ 1993-94 95 16.0

records Single Season Defensive Records Total Tackles

Player Year Solo Asst TT 1. Freddie Smith........... 1977 114 79 193 2. Kurt Crain................ 1987 87 81 168 3. Quentin Riggins........ 1989 78 87 165 4. Freddie Smith........... 1979 105 57 162 5. Kurt Crain................ 1986 85 71 156 6. Darrel Crawford....... 1991 76 77 153 7. Ben Thomas............. 1984 66 75 141 8. Gregg Carr.............. 1984 100 39 139 9. Takeo Spikes............ 1997 93 43 136 Gregg Carr.............. 1983 91 45 136

Pass Interceptions 1. 2. 4. 5.

Player Year Yards Avg Int Buddy McClinton...... 1969 92 10.2 9 Brian Robinson......... 1994 140 17.5 8 David Langner.......... 1972 156 19.5 8 Larry Willingham...... 1969 85 12.1 7 Walter McFadden..... 2009 154 25.7 6 Junior Rosegreen....... 2004 48 8.0 6 Tom Powell............... 1985 114 19.0 6 David King............... 1982 63 10.5 6 Jim McKinney........... 1973 48 8.0 6 Roger Mitchell.......... 1973 83 13.8 6 Dave Beck................ 1972 61 10.2 6 Dave Beck................ 1970 57 9.5 6 Don Webb............... 1968 45 7.5 6 Bryant Harvard......... 1960 113 18.8 6 Bobby Jordan........... 1952 42 7.0 6 Vince Dooley............ 1951 79 13.2 6 Dickie Flourney......... 1949 59 9.8 6

Reggie Torbor

Quarterback Sacks (from 1981) Player Year Yds. Sacks 1. Nick Fairley............. 2010 74 11.5 2. Gary Walker............ 1994 69 11.0 Kevin Greene........... 1984 64 11.0 Craig Olgetree......... 1989 62 11.0 5. Gerald Robinson....... 1985 71 10.0 Mike Pelton.............. 1994 61 10.0 7. Quentin Groves........ 2006 62 9.5 Reggie Torbor........... 2003 64 9.5 9. Antonio Coleman...... 2009 53 9.0 Donnie Humphrey..... 1981 60 9.0

Takeo Spikes

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Career Kicking/Punting Records Most Points Kicking

wes byrum

Player Seasons 1. Wes Byrum.............. 2007-10 2. John Vaughn............ 2003-06 3. Damon Duval........... 1999-02 4. Al Del Greco............ 1980-83 5. Win Lyle.................. 1987-89 6. Jorge Portela............ 1977-79 7. John Riley................ 1967-69 8. Scott Etheridge......... 1992-93 Gardner Jett............. 1970-72 10. Jaret Holmes............. 1996-97 Matt Hawkins........... 1994-95

FG PAT Pts 60 183 363 50 162 312 45 125 260 42 110 236 45 95 230 38 74 188 31 80 173 34 65 167 23 98 167 27 79 160 26 82 160

Most Field Goals Made Player Seasons 1. Wes Byrum.......... 2007-10 2. John Vaughn........ 2003-06 3. Damon Duval....... 1999-02 Win Lyle.............. 1987-89 5. Al Del Greco........ 1980-83 Jorge Portela........ 1977-79 7. Scott Etheridge..... 1992-93 8. Jim Von Wyl......... 1990-91 9. John Riley............ 1967-69 10. Jaret Holmes......... 1996-97

Pct FGA FGM .750 80 60 .725 69 50 .608 74 45 .763 59 45 .609 69 42 .613 62 38 .791 43 34 .667 48 32 .492 63 31 .730 37 27

Field Goal Percentage

(Min. 10 made) Player Seasons FGM FGA Pct 1. Scott Etheridge......1992-93 34 43 .791 2. Matt Hawkins........1994-95 26 33 .788 3. Win Lyle...............1987-89 45 59 .763 4. Wes Byrum...........2007-10 60 80 .750 5. Jaret Holmes..........1996-97 27 37 .730 6. John Vaughn.........2003-06 50 69 .725 7. Ed Dyas................1958-60 17 24 .708 8. Gardner Jett..........1970-72 23 34 .676 Jim Von Wyl..........1990-91 32 48 .667 Robert McGinty.....1984 12 18 .667

Damon Duvall

Punts

Player Seasons Yards Avg No 1. Lewis Colbert........... 1982-85 10179 41.7 244 2. Damon Duval........... 1999-02 9842 43.4 227 3. Kody Bliss................ 2003-06 8861 43.9 202 Skip Johnston........... 1977-79 7220 42.0 172 5. Tommy Lunceford...... 1965-67 7017 41.0 171 6. Terry Daniel.............. 1992-94 7522 44.5 169 7. Jon Kilgore............... 1962-64 6631 40.1 163 8. David Beverly........... 1970-72 6290 39.8 158 9. Brian Shulman.......... 1986-88 6580 41.9 157 10. Clyde Baumgartner... 1974-76 6086 39.8 153

Punting Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

160

(min. 35 punts) Player Seasons No Yards Avg Terry Daniel............. 1992-94 169 7522 44.51 Kody Bliss............... 2003-06 202 8861 43.87 Damon Duval.......... 1999-02 227 9842 43.36 Jaret Holmes............ 1996-97 110 4676 42.51 Skip Johnston.......... 1977-79 172 7220 41.98 Brian Shulman......... 1986-88 157 6580 41.91 Lewis Colbert.......... 1982-85 244 10179 41.72 Clinton Durst........... 2008-10 134 5559 41.49 Tommy Lunceford..... 1965-67 171 7017 41.04 Alan Bollinger......... 1980-81 121 4937 40.80

records Single Season Kicking/Punting Records Most Points Kicking

Player Year FG PAT Pts 1. Wes Byrum.............. 2010 17 72 123 2. Wes Byrum.............. 2009 15 54 99 3. John Vaughn............ 2006 20 34 94 4. John Vaughn............ 2004 12 51 87 5. Wes Byrum.............. 2007 17 35 86 John Vaughn............ 2005 12 50 86 Scott Etheridge......... 1992 22 20 86 8. Jaret Holmes............. 1996 13 43 82 Matt Hawkins........... 1995 13 42 81 Scott Etheridge......... 1993 12 45 81

Most Field Goals Made

Player Year Pct FGA FGM 1. Scott Etheridge......... 1992 .786 28 22 24 20 2. John Vaughn............ 2006 .833 3. Wes Byrum.............. 2010 .773 22 17 Wes Byrum.............. 2007 .739 23 17 Jim Von Wyl............. 1990 .773 22 17 6. Damon Duval........... 2001 .615 26 16 Win Lyle.................. 1989 .842 19 16 8. Wes Byrum.............. 2009 .938 16 15 Jim Von Wyl............. 1991 .577 26 15 Win Lyle.................. 1987 .789 19 15 Jorge Portela............ 1977 .682 22 15

Field Goal Percentage (Min. 10 made) Player Year FGM FGA Pct 1. Wes Byrum.............. 2009 15 16 .938 2. Matt Hawkins........... 1995 13 15 .867 3. Win Lyle.................. 1989 16 19 .842 4. John Vaughn............ 2006 20 24 .833 Gardner Jett............. 1970 10 12 .833 6. Jaret Holmes............. 1997 14 17 .824 7. John Vaughn............ 2004 12 15 .800 Scott Etheridge......... 1993 12 15 .800 9. Win Lyle.................. 1987 15 19 .789 1 0. Scott Etheridge......... 1992 22 28 .786 Punts 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 8.

Player Year Yards Roger Pruett.............. 1973 3086 Connie Frederick...... 1968 2933 David Beverly........... 1972 2878 Jeremy Zills.............. 1998 2846 Clinton Durst............ 2008 2947 Lewis Colbert........... 1982 2841 Skip Johnston........... 1978 2857 Terry Daniel.............. 1992 2771 Alan Bollinger.......... 1981 2752 Damon Duval........... 2000 2811

Avg 39.0 37.6 40.0 40.1 42.1 40.6 42.6 42.6 42.3 43.2

No 79 78 72 71 70 70 67 65 65 65

Al Del Greco

Terry Daniel

Punting Average

(min. 35 punts) Player Year No Yards Avg 1. Terry Daniel.............. 1993 51 2393 46.92 2. Lewis Colbert........... 1985 57 2610 45.79 3. Kody Bliss................ 2006 47 2149 45.72 4. Kody Bliss................ 2005 44 1975 44.89 5. Terry Daniel.............. 1994 53 2358 44.49 6. Brian Shulman.......... 1986 49 2161 44.10 7. Damon Duval........... 2001 51 2244 44.00 8. Damon Duval........... 2002 54 2344 43.41 9. Damon Duval........... 2000 65 2811 43.25 0. Kody Bliss................ 2003 64 2748 42.94 1

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Career Kick Return Records Punt Return Yardage 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Player Seasons Ret Avg Yards Thomas Bailey.......... 1991-94 125 9.4 1170 Trey Gainous............ 1983-86 105 9.1 951 Mike Fuller............... 1973-74 50 17.7 883 Shane Wasden......... 1988-90 82 8.7 717 Robert Dunn............. 2005-08 74 9.4 697 Tre Smith.................. 2002-06 77 8.4 644 Roderick Hood......... 2000-02 51 11.2 571 Jimmy Carter............ 1965-67 38 12.4 473 Robert Baker............ 1995-96 48 9.7 463 Lionel James............. 1981-83 25 15.8 394

Punt Return Average

Thomas Bailey

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

(Min. 25 returns) Player Seasons Ret Yards Avg Mike Fuller............... 1973-74 50 883 17.66 Lionel James............. 1981-83 25 394 15.76 Jimmy Carter............ 1965-67 38 473 12.45 Larry Willingham...... 1968-70 30 372 12.40 Roderick Hood......... 2000-02 51 571 11.20 Carnell Williams....... 2001-04 28 302 10.79 Robert Baker............ 1995-96 48 463 9.65 Buddy McClinton...... 1967-69 30 285 9.50 Robert Dunn............. 2005-08 74 697 9.42 Thomas Bailey.......... 1991-94 125 1170 9.36

Kickoff Return Yardage 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Player Seasons Ret Avg Yards James Brooks............ 1977-80 68 25.4 1726 Demond Washington.2009-10 62 26.0 1614 Thomas Bailey.......... 1991-94 74 20.5 1520 Tristan Davis............. 2005-08 55 26.5 1455 Markeith Cooper...... 1996-99 45 23.9 1077 Robert Baker............ 1995-96 46 21.3 979 Tim Carter................ 1998-01 40 23.9 956 Mario Fannin........... 2006-10 44 21.5 944 Roderick Hood......... 2000-02 44 19.9 874 Devin Aromashodu.... 2002-05 38 22.6 860

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Player Seasons Ret Yards Avg Tristan Davis............. 2005-08 55 1455 26.45 Demond Washington.2009-10 62 1614 26.03 Rick Neel................. 1973-75 26 673 25.88 James Brooks............ 1977-80 68 1726 25.38 Markeith Cooper...... 1996-99 45 1077 23.93 Tim Carter................ 1998-01 40 956 23.90 Joe Cribbs................ 1976-79 22 507 23.05 Devin Aromashodu.... 2002-05 38 860 22.63 Herbert Casey.......... 1989-91 21 473 22.52 Mike Fuller............... 1973-74 21 472 22.48

Kickoff Return Average (Min. 20 returns)

Robert Baker

162

records Single Season Kick Return Records Punt Return Yardage

Player Year Ret Avg Yards 1. Thomas Bailey.......... 1991 42 12.6 528 2. Mike Fuller............... 1974 30 16.7 502 3. Jimmy Carter............ 1967 38 12.4 473 4. Roderick Hood......... 2002 36 11.6 417 5. Lionel James............. 1982 25 15.7 394 6. Mike Fuller............... 1973 20 19.1 381 7. Tre Smith.................. 2003 36 9.1 327 8. Shayne Wasden....... 1990 29 10.4 302 9. Robert Dunn............. 2007 32 9.4 301 10. Trey Gainous............ 1984 32 8.7 277 Larry Willingham...... 1970 22 12.6 277

Punt Return Average

(Min. 10 Returns) Player Year Ret Yards Avg 1. Mike Fuller............... 1973 20 381 19.05 2. Mike Fuller............... 1974 30 502 16.73 3. Robert Dunn............. 2008 15 240 16.00 4. Lionel James............. 1982 25 394 15.76 5. Freddy Weygand...... 1987 13 180 13.85 6. David Langner.......... 1972 12 165 13.75 7. Thomas Bailey.......... 1991 42 528 12.57 8. Larry Willingham...... 1970 22 277 12.59 9. Jimmy Carter............ 1967 38 473 12.45 10. Roderick Hood......... 2002 36 417 11.58

Tristan Davis

Kickoff Return Yardage

Player Year Ret Avg Yards 1. Demond Washington.2010 46 24.3 1117 2. Tristan Davis............. 2006 28 27.0 756 3. Tristan Davis............. 2008 24 27.4 657 4. James Brooks............ 1977 27 24.2 654 5. Thomas Bailey.......... 1991 24 24.6 591 6. James Brooks............ 1979 21 27.5 577 7. Robert Baker............ 1995 25 21.0 525 8. Brent Fullwood.......... 1984 22 23.1 509 9. Thomas Bailey.......... 1993 26 19.4 504 10. Demond Washington.2009 16 31.1 497

Kickoff Return Average Player Year 1. Demond Washington.2009 2. David Langner.......... 1972 3. Rick Neel................. 1975 4. James Brooks............ 1979 5. Tristan Davis............. 2008 6. Tristan Davis............. 2006 7. Mike Fuller............... 1973 8. Markeith Cooper...... 1998 9. Onterio McCalebb.... 2009 10. Thomas Bailey.......... 1991

(Min. 10 Returns) Ret Yards Avg 16 497 31.06 13 369 28.28 17 478 28.12 21 577 27.48 24 657 27.38 28 756 27.00 16 420 26.25 18 447 24.83 11 272 24.73 24 591 24.63

Demond Washington

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Career Offensive/Scoring Records All-Purpose Yards 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Player Seasons Rush Rec KR PR Yards James Brooks........ 1977-80 3523 219 1726 128 5596 Carnell Williams... 2001-04 3831 342 609 302 5084 Bo Jackson........... 1982-85 4303 272 317 0 4892 Joe Cribbs............ 1976-79 3368 268 597 328 4561 Thomas Bailey...... 1991-94 -5 1243 1520 1170 3928 Ben Tate............... 2006-09 3321 336 186 0 3843 Brent Fullwood...... 1983-86 2789 77 892 0 3758 Ronnie Brown....... 2000-04 2707 688 15 0 3390 Mario Fannin....... 2006-10 1366 985 944 0 3295 Stephen Davis...... 1993-95 2811 342 25 0 3178

Total Offense

Stephen Davis

Player Seasons Plays Rush Pass Total 1. Stan White............. 1990-93 1481 -96 8016 7920 2. Jason Campbell...... 2001-04 1103 307 7299 7606 3. Pat Sullivan............ 1969-71 974 569 6284 6843 4. Brandon Cox.......... 2004-07 1036 -416 6959 6543 5. Dameyune Craig.... 1994-97 1052 435 6026 6461 6. Patrick Nix............. 1992-95 752 124 4957 5081 7. Reggie Slack.......... 1986-89 692 -45 4697 4652 8. Cam Newton.......... 2010 544 1473 2854 4327 9. Bo Jackson............. 1982-85 651 4303 0 4303 10. Ben Leard.............. 1997-00 670 -200 4289 4089

Scoring

Player Seasons TD FG PAT Pts 1. Wes Byrum.............. 2007-10 0 60 183 363 2. John Vaughn............ 2003-06 0 50 162 312 3. Carnell Williams....... 2001-04 46 0 0 276 4. Bo Jackson............... 1982-85 45 0 *2 274 5. Damon Duval........... 1999-02 1 45 125 266 6. Al Del Greco............ 1980-83 0 42 110 236 7. Win Lyle.................. 1987-89 0 45 95 230 8. Joe Cribbs................ 1976-79 35 0 *3 216 9. Stephen Davis.......... 1993-95 34 0 0 204 10. Jorge Portela............ 1977-79 0 38 74 188 * - two-point conversions

Touchdowns Responsible For (Rush & Pass) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10.

Ben Tate 164

Player Pat Sullivan Dameyune Craig Jason Campbell Stan White Cam Newton Brandon Cox Carnell Williams Bo Jackson Patrick Nix Joe Cribbs

Seasons Rush Pass 1969-71 18 53 1994-97 19 39 2001-04 9 45 1990-93 11 40 2010 20 30 2004-07 4 42 2001-04 45 1 1982-85 43 0 1992-95 9 31 1976-79 34 0

TD 71 58 54 51 50 46 46 43 40 34

records Single Season Offensive/Scoring Records All-Purpose Yards 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Player Season Rush Rec Bo Jackson............. 1985 1786 73 James Brooks.......... 1979 1208 15 Carnell Williams..... 2004 1165 152 James Brooks.......... 1980 1314 63 Carnell Williams..... 2003 1307 20 Rudi Johnson.......... 2000 1567 70 Ben Tate................. 2009 1362 105 Cam Newton.......... 2010 1473 42 Brent Fullwood........ 1986 1391 46 Kenny Irons............ 2005 1293 164

KR PR Yards 0 0 1859 577 0 1800 150 251 1718 226 56 1659 269 51 1647 0 0 1637 139 0 1606 0 0 1515 75 0 1512 0 2 1459

Total Offense 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Player Season Plays Rush Pass Total Cam Newton............ 2010 544 1473 2854 4327 Dameyune Craig...... 1997 499 0 3277 3277 Pat Sullivan.............. 1970 333 270 2586 2856 Jason Campbell........ 2004 328 30 2700 2730 Patrick Nix............... 1995 379 64 2574 2638 Dameyune Craig...... 1996 433 207 2296 2503 Chris Todd............... 2009 372 -116 2612 2496 Jason Campbell........ 2003 366 -1 2267 2266 Patrick Nix............... 1994 340 59 2206 2265 Reggie Slack............ 1988 318 -17 2230 2213

Scoring

Player Year TD FG PAT Pts 1. Cam Newton............ 2010 21 0 0 126 2. Wes Byrum.............. 2010 0 17 72 123 3. Carnell Williams....... 2003 17 0 0 102 Stephen Davis.......... 1995 17 0 0 102 Bo Jackson............... 1985 17 0 0 102 6. Wes Byrum.............. 2009 0 15 54 99 7. Joe Cribbs................ 1978 16 0 *1 98 8. John Vaughn............ 2006 0 20 34 94 Joe Cribbs................ 1979 15 0 *2 94 10. John Vaughn............ 2004 0 12 51 87 * - two-point conversions

cam newton

Touchdowns Responsible For (Rush & Pass) 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 9. 10.

Player Cam Newton Pat Sullivan Dameyune Craig Jason Campbell Pat Sullivan Chris Todd Dameyune Craig Pat Sullivan Patrick Nix Patrick Nix

Season Rush Pass TD 2010 20 30 50 1970 9 17 26 1996 8 16 24 2004 3 20 23 1969 7 16 23 2009 0 22 22 1997 4 18 22 1971 2 20 22 1994 6 13 19 1995 3 15 18

James Brooks

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Single-Game Records Most Net Yards Gained

Ben Leard

Game — 445, Dameyune Craig vs. Army (12/31/1996) [75 rush/370 pass]

Rushing Attempts

41, Carnell Williams vs. Georgia (11/10/2001)

Net Rushing Yards Gained

307, Curtis Kuykendall vs. Miami (11/24/1944)

Highest Yards Per Rush Average

(Min. 5 att.) — 20.7, Brent Fullwood vs. Vanderbilt (10/11/1986) [7 for 145 yds] 20.7, Dave Middleton vs. UT- Chattanooga (9/25/1954) [7 for 145 yards] (Min. 10 att.) — 15.7, Brent Fullwood vs. Southwestern Louisiana (9/7/1985) [11 for 173 yards] (Min. 15 att.) — 13.4, Bobby Hunt vs.Mississippi State (11/7/1959) [16 for 214 yards] (Min. 25 att.) — 9.3, Curtis Kuykendall vs.Miami (11/24/1944) [33 for 307 yards]

Most Rushing Touchdowns

6, Carnell Williams vs. Mississippi State (10/18/2003)

Most Passing Attempts

58, Stan White vs. Tennessee (9/29/1990)

Most Pass Completions

34, Patrick Nix vs. Arkansas (10/28/1995) [52 att.]

Most Consecutive Pass Completions 16, Stan White vs. New Mexico St. (1993)

Highest Completion Percentage

(Min. 15 att.) — 94.4, Chris Todd vs. Furman (11/7/2009) [17-of-18] (Min. 20 att.) — 81.8, Jason Campbell vs. Georgia (11/13/2004) [18-of-22]

Most Passing Yards Gained 416, Ben Leard vs. Georgia (11/13/1999)

Most Passing Touchdowns Thrown 5, Chris Todd vs. Ball State [9/26/2009] 5, Daniel Cobb vs. Louisiana Tech (10/20/2001)

Longest Pass Completion

94, Cam Newton to Emory Blake vs. Louisiana-Monroe (10/2/2010)

Most Receptions

17, Willie Gosha vs. Arkansas (10/28/1995)

Most Receiving Yards Gained 263, Alexander Wright vs. Pacific (9/9/1989)

Alexander Wright 166

Highest Yards-Per-Catch Average

(Min. 5 rec.) — 52.6, Alexander Wright vs. Pacific (9/9/1989) [5 for 263] (Min. 10 rec.) — 14.3, Ronney Daniels vs. C. Florida (11/6/1999) [10-143]

Most Touchdown Receptions 4, Alexander Wright vs. Pacific (9/9/1989)

records Single-Game Records Most Points Scored

36, Carnell Williams vs. Mississippi State (6 TD) [10/18/2003]

Most Points Scored by a Kicker 18, Al Del Greco vs. Kentucky (10/9/1982) [6 FG]

Most Field Goals Made

6, Al Del Greco vs. Kentucky (10/9/1982)

Longest Field Goal Made

57, Philip Yost vs. Western Kentucky (9/27/2003) 57, Neil O’Donoghue vs. Tennessee (9/25/1976)

Most PAT Kicks Made

9, Gardner Jett vs. Florida (10/31/1970); 9, Philip Yost vs. UL-Monroe (11/1/2003); 9, John Vaughn vs. Ball State (9/17/2005)

Most Kickoff Returns

carnell williams

6, Robert Beaird vs. Alabama (11/27/1965) [155 yards] 6, Carnell Williams vs. Louisiana Tech (10/20/2001) [150 yards] 6, Demond Washington vs. Georgia (11/13/2010) [112 yards]

Most Kickoff Return Yards Gained

202, Demond Washington vs. Georgia (11/14/2009) [5 returns]

Highest Yards-Per-Kickoff Return Average (Min. 3 ret.) — 46.3, Tim Carter vs. LSU (9./16/2000) [3 for 139 yards]

Most Kickoff Return Touchdowns

1, 13 times [Last: Demond Washington vs. Ole Miss (10/30/2010)]

Longest Kickoff Return

110, Lewis Hardage vs. Georgia Tech (11/7/1908) Modern Era — 100, Tim Carter vs. LSU (9/16/2000) 100, Sam Dejarnette vs. Mississippi State (10/25/1980) 100, Jimmy Burson vs. UT-Chattanooga (10/8/1960) 100, Bobby Duke vs. Mississippi State (10/10/1953

Most Punt Returns

9, Bobby Jordan vs. Clemson (11/22/1952) [52 yards]

Most Punt Return Yards Gained

173, Mike Fuller vs. UT-Chattanooga (9/21/1974) [3 returns]

Highest Yards-Per-Punt Return Average

(Min. 3 ret) — 57.7, Mike Fuller vs. UT-Chattanooga (9/21/1974) [3 for 173 yds]

Most Punt Return Touchdowns 2, Mike Fuller vs. UT-Chattanooga (9/21/1974); 2, David Langner vs. Alabama (12/2/1972)

Longest Punt Return

95, Bobby Freeman vs. Georgia (11/14/1953)

Mike Fuller 167

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Single-Game/Miscellaneous Records Most Punts

15, Connie Frederick vs. Clemson (10/12/1968) [486 yards]

Most Punting Yards

508, Jon Kilgore vs. Tennessee (9/26/1964) [11 punts]

Highest Yards-Per-Punt Average

(Min. 5 punts) — 53.3, Skip Johnston vs. Florida (11/4/1978) [5 for 266 yards] (Min. 10 punts) — 46.2, Jon Kilgore vs. Tennessee (9/26/1964) [11 for 508 yds]

Longest Punt

87, Rufus Deal vs. Georgia Tech (10/28/1939) [In the air]

Total Tackles

26, Kurt Crain vs. Georgia (11/15/1986)

Solo Tackles

19, Kurt Crain vs. Georgia (11/15/1986)

Assisted Tackles

15, Freddie Smith vs. Tennessee (9/25/1976)

Pat Sullivan

Sacks

4.0, Quentin Groves vs. Kentucky (10/23/2004) 4.0, Tim Cromartie vs. Ole Miss (9/5/1992) 4.0, Ron Stallworth vs. Alabama (11/25/1988)

Interceptions

4, Junior Rosegreen vs. Tennessee (10/2/2004) [0 yards]

Interception Return Yards

108, David Langner vs. UT-Chattanooga (9/18/1971) [2 int, 1 TD]

Longest Interception Return

100, Walter McFadden vs. Northwestern (1/1/2010)

Kurt Crain

Most 300-Yard Passing Games Season — 5, Pat Sullivan (1970) Career — 6, Dameyune Craig (1994-97)

Most 100-yard Rushing Games Season — 10, Rudi Johnson (2000) Career — 21, Bo Jackson (1982-85)

Most Consecutive 100-yard Rushing Games Season — 7, Joe Cribbs (1978) [Final 7 games of 1978]

Most Consecutive Games With A TD Reception

Season — 8, Terry Beasley (1971)

Most Consecutive PATs made One Season — 54, Wes Byrum (2009) Two Seasons — 102, Wes Byrum (2009-10) Three Seasons — 114, Wes Byrum (2008-10)

168

HISTORY Year-By-Year Leaders Rushing Year Player 1947 Billy Ball 1948 Russell Inman 1949 Charlie Langner 1950 Jim McGowen 1951 Homer Williams 1952 Charles Hataway 1953 Fob James 1954 Joe Childress 1955 Fob James 1956 Tommy Lorino 1957 Tommy Lorino 1958 Tommy Lorino 1959 Bobby Hunt 1960 Ed Dyas 1961 Larry Rawson 1962 Jimmy Sidle 1963 Jimmy Sidle 1964 Tucker Frederickson 1965 Tom Bryan 1966 Richard Plagge 1967 Al Giffen 1968 Dwight Hurston 1969 Mickey Zofko 1970 Wallace Clark 1971 Tommy Lowry 1972 Terry Henley 1973 Secdrick McIntyre 1974 Secdrick McIntyre 1975 Phil Gargis 1976 Phil Gargis 1977 Joe Cribbs 1978 Joe Cribbs 1979 James Brooks 1980 James Brooks 1981 Lionel James 1982 Bo Jackson 1983 Bo Jackson 1984 Brent Fullwood 1985 Bo Jackson 1986 Brent Fullwood 1987 Stacy Danley 1988 Stacy Danley 1989 James Joseph 1990 Stacy Danley 1991 Joe Frazier 1992 James Bostic 1993 James Bostic 1994 Stephen Davis 1995 Stephen Davis 1996 Rusty Williams 1997 Rusty Williams 1998 Michael Burks 1999 Heath Evans 2000 Rudi Johnson 2001 Carnell Williams 2002 Ronnie Brown 2003 Carnell Williams 2004 Carnell Williams 2005 Kenny Irons 2006 Kenny Irons 2007 Ben Tate 2008 Ben Tate 2009 Ben Tate 2010 Cam Newton * - SEC leader

Att 44 97 111 57 148 114 73 148 123 *82 78 67 98 89 121 61 185 129 133 110 121 110 119 86 87 87 64 170 162 142 161 253 163 261 111 127 158 117 278 167 94 179 172 103 140 186 199 221 180 80 77 152 93 324 120 175 241 239 256 198 202 159 263 264

Yards Avg 157 3.6 227 2.0 405 3.6 225 3.9 721 4.9 433 3.8 482 6.6 *836 5.6 *879 7.1 *692 8.4 443 5.7 349 5.2 552 5.6 451 5.1 448 3.7 398 6.5 *1006 5.4 571 4.4 561 4.2 420 3.8 392 3.2 349 3.1 565 4.7 422 4.9 499 5.7 *499 5.7 315 4.9 839 4.9 658 4.1 534 3.7 872 5.4 *1205 4.8 *1208 7.4 1314 5.0 561 5.1 829 6.5 1213 7.7 628 5.4 *1786 6.4 *1391 8.3 468 5.0 877 4.9 817 4.8 430 4.2 651 4.7 819 4.4 *1205 6.1 *1263 5.7 1068 5.9 439 5.5 277 3.6 483 3.2 357 3.5 *1567 4.8 614 5.1 1008 5.8 1307 5.4 1165 4.9 *1293 5.1 893 4.5 903 4.5 664 4.2 1362 5.2 *1473 5.6

1 3 2 3 4 10 5 5 0 5 2 5 5 6 10 4 6 2 9 4 16 10 9 1 9 12 7 17 10 1 7 4 2 4 5 12 13 14 4 4 0 2 13 6 13 17 12 13 4 8 3 10 20

Joe Cribbs

Kenny Irons

169

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Passing Yards

Reggie Slack

Brandon Cox 170

Year Player Att Comp 1947 Travis Tidwell 94 43 56 25 1948 Travis Tidwell 1949 Travis Tidwell 105 49 92 41 1950 William Tucker 1951 Allan Parks 149 67 1952 Dudley Spence 135 68 85 42 1953 Bobby Freeman 1954 Bobby Freeman 96 54 49 28 1955 Howell Tubbs 1956 Howell Tubbs 61 34 60 33 1957 Lloyd Nix 1958 Lloyd Nix 98 49 36 15 1959 Bobby Hunt 1960 Bryant Harvard 59 36 119 55 1961 Bobby Hunt 1962 Mailon Kent 121 59 136 53 1963 Jimmy Sidle 1964 Joseph Campbell 53 30 1965 Alex Bowden 127 59 95 45 1966 Larry Blakeney 1967 Loran Carter 178 86 248 112 1968 Loran Carter 1969 Pat Sullivan 257 123 *281 167 1970 Pat Sullivan 1971 Pat Sullivan 281 162 1972 Randy Walls 97 46 1973 Wade Whatley 53 29 1974 Phil Gargis 81 35 1975 Phil Gargis 94 37 1976 Phil Gargis 166 80 1977 John Crane 108 43 1978 Charlie Trotman 111 53 1979 Charlie Trotman 131 58 1980 Joe Sullivan 118 64 1981 Joe Sullivan 65 28 1982 Randy Campbell 158 81 1983 Randy Campbell 142 78 1984 Pat Washington 171 77 1985 Pat Washington 142 78 1986 Jeff Burger 222 126 1987 Jeff Burger 267 178 1988 Reggie Slack *279 168 1989 Reggie Slack 252 148 1990 Stan White 338 180 317 158 1991 Stan White 1992 Stan White 305 157 1993 Stan White 271 164 1994 Patrick Nix 299 169 1995 Patrick Nix 331 201 1996 Dameyune Craig 310 169 403 216 1997 Dameyune Craig 1998 Gabe Gross 197 88 1999 Ben Leard 157 111 2000 Ben Leard 319 193 2001 Daniel Cobb 158 89 2002 Jason Campbell 149 94 2003 Jason Campbell 293 181 2004 Jason Campbell 270 188 306 177 2005 Brandon Cox 2006 Brandon Cox 271 163 2007 Brandon Cox 188 316 2008 Kodi Burns 179 94 2009 Chris Todd 328 198 2010 Cam Newton 280 185 * - SEC Leader

Pct .457 .446 .467 .446 .450 .504 .494 .563 .571 .557 .550 .500 .417 .610 .462 .488 .390 .566 .465 .474 .478 .451 .479 .594 .577 .474 .558 .432 .394 .482 .398 .477 .443 .542 .431 .513 .549 .450 .549 .568 .667 .602 .587 .533 .498 .515 .605 .565 .607 .545 .536 .447 .707 .605 .563 .631 .618 .696 .578 .601 .595 .525 .604 .661

Int 9 8 5 8 12 16 6 10 3 2 7 7 3 3 8 6 10 4 15 5 17 21 16 12 11 7 4 7 9 13 10 9 6 8 4 2 3 9 3 11 9 11 10 14 14 16 8 7 9 10 13 12 1 10 7 5 8 7 8 9 13 7 6 7

TD Yards 3 571 1 476 4 811 0 414 4 839 8 833 4 603 6 865 5 471 5 514 4 542 4 682 1 234 1 493 5 737 2 748 5 706 1 422 9 941 3 491 9 1307 14 1487 16 1686 17 2586 20 2012 5 736 1 340 5 518 2 400 7 1118 4 679 3 760 8 875 6 772 3 370 7 1061 5 873 4 1202 5 873 9 1671 13 2066 9 2230 11 1996 14 2242 8 1927 5 1790 13 2057 13 2206 15 2574 16 2296 18 3277 7 1222 12 1423 12 2158 7 1165 11 1215 10 2267 20 2700 15 2324 14 2198 9 2080 2 1050 22 2612 30 2854

HISTORY Receptions Year Player Rec Yards Avg TD 1947 John Liptak 12 126 10.5 0 10 198 19.8 1 1948 Erk Russell 1949 Erk Russell 25 454 18.2 2 20 250 12.5 0 1950 Fred Duart Lee Hayley 20 187 9.4 0 1951 Lee Hayley 33 306 9.3 2 24 395 16.5 6 1952 Lee Hayley 1953 Jim Pyburn 25 379 15.2 3 *28 460 16.4 4 1954 Jim Pyburn 1955 Jimmy Phillips 14 272 19.4 1 23 383 16.7 4 1956 Jimmy Phillips 1957 Jimmy Phillips 15 357 23.8 4 16 207 12.9 0 1958 Jerry Wilson 1959 Leo Sexton 8 75 9.4 0 10 131 13.1 1 1960 Joe Leichtnam 1961 Dave Edwards 25 372 14.9 3 24 301 12.5 2 1962 Howard Simpson 1963 George Rose 15 202 13.5 4 1964 Tucker Frederickson 14 101 7.2 0 21 368 17.5 2 1965 Freddie Hyatt 1966 Freddie Hyatt 33 475 14.4 4 34 553 16.3 6 1967 Freddie Hyatt 1968 Tim Christian 47 623 13.3 7 34 610 17.94 6 1969 Terry Beasley 1970 Terry Beasley 52 1051 20.2 11 1971 Terry Beasley *55 846 15.4 12 1972 Sandy Cannon 11 191 17.4 0 1973 Rett Davis 12 112 9.3 0 1974 Thomas Gossom 20 294 14.7 3 1975 Jeff Gilligan 23 421 18.3 3 1976 Chris Vacarella 15 353 23.5 2 1977 Byron Franklin 13 389 30.0 3 1978 Rusty Byrd 14 220 15.7 1 1979 Byron Franklin 19 373 19.6 3 1980 Byron Franklin 32 598 18.7 9 1981 Chris Woods 13 213 16.4 1 1982 Chris Woods 21 406 19.3 2 1983 Ed West 16 189 11.8 0 1984 Freddy Weygand 32 796 24.9 3 1985 Freddy Weygand 19 367 19.3 1 1986 Lawyer Tillman 35 730 20.9 6 1987 Duke Donaldson 43 398 9.3 1 1988 Freddy Wegand 38 577 15.2 3 1989 Alexander Wright 30 714 23.8 6 46 650 14.1 7 1990 Greg Taylor 1991 Fred Baxter 28 391 14.0 2 1992 Orlando Parker 31 438 14.1 3 1993 Frank Sanders 48 842 17.5 6 1994 Frank Sanders 58 910 15.7 7 1995 Willie Gosha 58 668 11.5 0 45 592 13.2 3 1996 Karsten Bailey 1997 Karsten Bailey 53 840 15.8 7 1998 Karsten Bailey 43 651 15.1 7 1999 Ronney Daniels 56 1068 19.1 9 2000 Ronney Daniels 34 378 11.1 3 2001 Tim Carter 35 570 16.3 3 2002 Marcel Willis 31 417 13.5 1 2003 Jeris McIntyre 41 621 15.1 3 43 737 17.1 6 2004 Courtney Taylor 2005 Ben Obomanu 33 357 10.8 5 2006 Courtney Taylor 54 704 13.0 2 2007 Rodgeriqus Smith 52 705 13.6 5 2008 Rodgeriqus Smith 30 332 11.1 1 2009 Darvin Adams 60 997 16.6 10 2010 Darvin Adams 52 963 18.5 7 * - SEC leader

Byron Franklin

darvin adams

171

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Total Offense

cam newton

Year Player Rush Pass Plays Yards TD 1960 Bryant Harvard 226 494 128 720 3 Bobby Hunt 347 703 219 1050 8 1961 1962 Jimmy Sidle 394 746 197 1140 8 Jimmy Sidle* 1006 706 321 1712 15 1963 1964 Tucker Frederickson 576 0 129 576 5 1965 Alex Bowden 120 941 191 1061 9 Larry Blakeney 111 491 173 602 5 1966 1967 Loran Carter* 66 1307 249 1373 13 -47 1487 296 1440 15 1968 Loran Carter 1969 Pat Sullivan 205 1686 313 1891 23 270 2586 333 2856 26 1970 Pat Sullivan* 1971 Pat Sullivan* 84 2012 328 2096 22 Randy Walls 189 736 220 925 9 1972 1973 Wade Whatley 32 340 106 372 3 Phil Gargis 687 518 232 1205 11 1974 1975 Phil Gargis 658 400 256 1058 4 534 1118 308 1652 16 1976 Phil Gargis 1977 Joe Cribbs 872 0 161 872 4 1978 Joe Cribbs 1205 74 257 1279 16 1979 James Brooks 1208 0 163 1208 10 1980 James Brooks 1314 0 262 1314 9 Lionel James 561 0 112 561 1 1981 1982 Randy Campbell 284 1061 275 1345 10 1213 0 158 1213 12 1983 Bo Jackson 1984 Pat Washington 186 1202 252 1388 6 1985 Bo Jackson 1786 0 279 1786 17 1986 Jeff Burger -98 1671 248 1573 10 1987 Jeff Burger -180 2066 305 1886 13 1988 Reggie Slack -17 2230 318 2213 11 1989 Reggie Slack 3 1996 307 1999 13 1990 Stan White -109 2242 376 2133 14 1991 Stan White -3 1927 374 1924 12 1992 Stan White -17 1790 381 1773 8 1993 Stan White 33 2057 350 2090 17 1994 Patrick Nix 59 2206 340 2265 19 1995 Patrick Nix 64 2574 379 2638 18 1996 Dameyune Craig 207 2296 433 2503 24 1997 Dameyune Craig 0 3277 499 3277 22 1998 Gabe Gross 97 1222 267 1319 9 1999 Ben Leard -75 1186 134 1111 13 2000 Ben Leard -87 2158 352 2071 15 2001 Jason Campbell 72 1117 188 1189 6 2002 Jason Campbell 206 1215 221 1421 14 2003 Jason Campbell -1 2267 366 2266 11 30 2700 328 2730 23 2004 Jason Campbell 2005 Brandon Cox -125 2324 350 2199 15 2006 Brandon Cox -177 2198 322 2021 15 2007 Brandon Cox -96 2080 363 1984 11 2008 Kodi Burns 411 1050 277 1461 7 2009 Chris Todd -116 2612 372 2496 22 1473 2854 544 4327 50 2010 Cam Newton* * - SEC leader

All-Purpose Yards

Secdrick McIntyre 172

Year Player Rush Rec KOR PR Yards 1966 Freddie Hyatt 19 475 245 0 739 1967 Freddie Hyatt 15 553 381 0 949 1968 Mike Currier 211 137 374 0 722 1969 Mickey Zofko 565 143 194 0 902 1970 Terry Beasley 95 1051 0 0 1146 1971 Terry Beasley 13 846 0 0 859 1972 Terry Henley 843 33 58 0 934 1973 Mike Fuller 0 0 420 381 *827 1974 Secdrick McIntyre 839 0 0 0 839 1975 Rick Neel 4 0 489 129 622 Joe Cribbs 171 59 490 80 800 1976 1977 James Brooks 467 121 654 72 1314 1978 Joe Cribbs 1205 30 17 84 1336

HISTORY 1979 James Brooks 1208 15 577 0 1800 1980 James Brooks 1314 63 226 56 1659 561 39 0 0 600 1981 Lionel James 1982 Lionel James 779 56 73 394 1302 1213 73 163 0 1449 1983 Bo Jackson 1984 Brent Fullwood 628 30 509 0 1167 1985 Bo Jackson 1786 73 0 0 1859 Brent Fullwood 1391 46 75 0 1512 1986 1987 Lawyer Tillman -1 600 0 0 599 1988 Stacy Danley 877 128 0 0 1005 1989 James Joseph 817 227 59 0 1103 Herbert Casey -8 439 348 11 790 1990 1991 Thomas Bailey -6 76 591 526 1187 James Bostic 819 130 0 0 949 1992 1993 James Bostic 1205 40 0 0 1245 1263 92 0 0 1355 1994 Stephen Davis 1995 Stephen Davis 1068 128 0 0 1196 Robert Baker 4 526 454 230 1214 1996 1997 Tyrone Goodson 0 906 0 0 906 Clifton Robinson -14 672 198 87 943 1998 1999 Ronney Daniels 0 1068 0 0 1068 2000 Rudi Johnson 1567 70 0 0 1637 2001 Carnell Williams 614 140 190 0 944 2002 Ronnie Brown 1008 166 0 15 1189 2003 Carnell Williams 1307 20 51 269 1647 2004 Carnell Williams 1165 152 150 251 1718 2005 Kenny Irons 1293 164 0 2 1459 2006 Kenny Irons 893 78 0 0 971 2007 Ben Tate 903 144 36 0 1083 2008 Ben Tate 664 90 11 0 765 2009 Ben Tate 1362 105 139 0 1606 2010 Cam Newton 1473 42 0 0 1515 * - includes 26 yards in interception returns

James Bostic

Scoring Year Player TD PAT 2PAT FG Pts 1960 Ed Dyas 2 12 0 13 63 1961 Bobby Hunt 6 0 0 0 36 Woody Woodall 0 19 1 5 36 1962 Woody Woodall 0 17 0 8 41 1963 Jimmy Sidle 10 0 0 0 60 Tucker Frederickson 5 0 0 0 30 1964 1965 Tom Bryan 5 0 1 0 32 1966 Jimmy Jones 0 11 0 7 32 1967 John Riley 0 16 0 9 43 1968 John Riley 0 25 0 12 61 1969 John Riley 0 39 0 10 69 1970 Terry Beasley 12 0 0 0 *72 1971 Terry Beasley 12 0 0 0 72 1972 Terry Henley 11 0 0 0 66 1973 Roger Pruett 0 17 0 4 29 1974 Phil Gargis 6 0 0 0 36 Secdrick McIntyre 6 0 0 0 36 1975 Neil Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Donoghue 0 13 0 12 49 1976 Phil Gargis 9 0 1 0 56 1977 Jorge Portela 0 19 0 15 64 1978 Joe Cribbs 16 0 1 0 *98 1979 Joe Cribbs 15 0 2 0 *94 1980 James Brooks 11 0 0 0 66 1981 Al Del Greco 0 21 0 9 48 1982 Al Del Greco 0 26 0 13 65 1983 Bo Jackson 14 0 0 0 84 1984 Robert McGinty 0 31 0 12 67 1985 Bo Jackson 17 0 0 0 *102 1986 Chris Knapp 0 49 0 10 79 1987 Win Lyle 0 32 0 15 77 1988 Win Lyle 0 36 0 14 78 1989 Win Lyle 0 27 0 16 75 1990 Jim Von Wyl 0 27 0 17 78 1991 Jim Von Wyl 0 18 0 15 63 1992 Scott Etheridge 0 20 0 22 86 1993 Scott Etheridge 0 45 0 12 81

Ed Dyas 173

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1994 Matt Hawkins 0 40 0 13 79 1995 Stephen Davis 17 0 0 0 *102 Jaret Holmes 0 43 0 13 82 1996 1997 Jaret Holmes 0 36 0 14 78 1998 Rob Bironas 0 18 0 12 54 1999 Damon Duval 1 23 0 9 56 2000 Rudi Johnson 13 0 0 0 78 Damon Duval 0 28 0 16 76 2001 2002 Ronnie Brown 14 0 0 0 84 Carnell Williams 17 0 0 0 102 2003 2004 John Vaughn 0 51 0 12 87 2005 John Vaughn 0 50 0 12 86 2006 John Vaughn 0 34 0 20 94 Wes Byrum 0 35 0 17 86 2007 2008 Wes Byrum 0 22 0 11 55 Wes Byrum 0 54 0 15 99 2009 2010 Cam Newton 21 0 0 0 126 * - SEC leader

Tackles

Ronnie Brown

Year Player Solo Asst Total 1976 Freddie Smith 76 49 125 114 79 193 1977 Freddie Smith 1978 Harris Rabren 63 47 110 105 57 162 1979 Freddie Smith 1980 Chris Martin 82 42 124 77 48 125 1981 Danny Skutack 1982 Gregg Carr 73 52 125 1983 Gregg Carr 91 45 136 1984 Ben Thomas 66 75 141 52 41 93 1985 Tracy Rocker 1986 Kurt Crain 85 71 156 87 81 168 1987 Kurt Crain 1988 Quentin Riggins 61 59 120 78 87 165 1989 Quentin Riggins 1990 James Willis 67 56 123 76 77 153 1991 Darrel Crawford 1992 James Willis 73 53 126 1993 Jason Miska 68 57 125 1994 Anthony Harris 63 53 116 62 66 128 1995 Marcellus Mostella 1996 Takeo Spikes 75 44 119 1997 Takeo Spikes 93 43 136 1998 Leonardo Carson 50 40 90 1999 Alex Lincoln 45 47 92 2000 Alex Lincoln 50 27 77 2001 Dontarrious Thomas 60 62 122 2002 Mark Brown 31 66 97 2003 Karlos Dansby 50 34 84 58 22 80 2004 Travis Williams 2005 Will Herring 34 35 69 2006 Will Herring 45 27 72 2007 Josh Thompson 32 35 67 2008 Zac Etheridge 38 37 75 2009 Josh Bynes 61 43 104 2010 Josh Bynes 36 37 73

Interceptions

Quentin Riggins 174

Year Player 1960 Bryant Harvard 1961 Jimmy Burson 1962 Billy Edge George Rose David Rawson 1963 Tucker Frederickson 1964 N/A 1965 Bill Cody Jack Thornton 1966 four with 1967 Buddy McClinton

Int Yards 6 113 4 74 2 63 2 27 2 5 4 31 2 2 2 4

Avg 18.8 18.5 31.5 13.5 2.5 7.9

51 4

25.5 2.0

9.7

HISTORY 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Donald Webb Buddy McClinton Dave Beck Johnny Simmons David Langner Roger Mitchell Jim McKinney Jim McKinney Kim Sellers Danny Arnold James McKinney Clifford Toney James McKinney Clifford Toney David King David King David King Jimmie Warren Victor Beasley John Dailey Jonathan Robinson Tommie Powell Chip Powell Alvin Briggs Kurt Crain Greg Staples John Wiley Dennis Wallace Corey Barlow Fred Smith Chris Shelling Brian Robinson Brian Robinson 7 tied with Brad Ware Jayson Bray Brad Ware Brad Ware Jayson Bray Larry Casher Larry Casher Rodney Crayton Karlos Dansby Carlos Rogers Travaris Robinson Kevin Hobbs Will Herring Junior Rosegreen 8 tied with Eric Brock Will Herring David Irons Jerraud Powers Patrick Lee Josh Bynes Walter McFadden Josh Bynes Zac Etheridge Demond Washington

6 9 6 4 8 6 6 5 2 2 5 5 4 5 3 6 2 2 2 2 2 6 5 5 5 5 3 4 4 4 4 5 8 1 4 4 4 3 3 3 5 5 5 4 4 3 3 6 1 2 2 2 4 4 3 6 3 3 3

45 92 57 30 156 83 48 66 38 1 49 36 67 23 44 63 40 28 11 13 1 114 94 7 38 16 0 39 32 32 0 131 140

7.5 10.2 9.5 7.5 19.5 14.0 8.0 13.2 19.0 0.5 9.8 7.2 16.8 4.6 14.6 10.5 20.0 14.0 5.5 6.5 0.5 19.0 18.8 1.4 7.6 3.2 0.0 9.8 8.0 8.0 0.0 26.2 17.5

83 41 74 0 11 32 117 15 41 48 64 33 0 48

20.8 10.3 18.5 0.0 3.7 10.7 23.4 3.0 8.2 12.0 16.0 11.0 0.0 8.0

26 16 0 35 34 33 154 33 52 1

13.0 8.0 0.0 8.8 8.5 11.0 25.7 11.0 17.3 0.3

Karlos Dansby Carlos Rogers

Punt Return Yardage Year Player 1966 Bobby Beaird 1967 Jimmy Carter 1968 Donald Webb 1969 Buddy McClinton 1970 Larry Willingham 1971 James Owens 1972 David Langner 1973 Mike Fuller 1974 Mike Fuller 1975 Rick Neel

No Yards 29 266 38 473 26 178 19 204 22 277 3 185 12 165 20 381 30 502 20 129

Avg 9.3 12.4 6.8 10.7 12.6 61.7 13.8 19.1 16.7 6.5

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Shayne Wasden

1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 * - SEC

Joe Cribbs James Brooks Joe Cribbs Joe Cribbs Darryl Wilks Chuck Clanton Lionel James Trey Gainous Trey Gainous Trey Gainous Trey Gainous Freddy Weygand Shayne Wasden Shayne Wasden Shayne Wasden Thomas Bailey Thomas Bailey Thomas Bailey Thomas Bailey Robert Baker Robert Baker Markeith Cooper Clifton Robinson Markeith Cooper Clifton Robinson Joe Walkins Roderick Hood Tre Smith Carnell Williams Tre Smith Robert Dunn Robert Dunn Robert Dunn Philip Pierre-Louis Quindarius Carr Leader

10 10 11 20 9 9 25 15 32 31 27 13 27 26 29 42 28 27 28 25 23 14 13 17 24 15 36 36 22 26 22 32 15 11 19

80 72 84 145 77 90 394 170 277 267 237 180 199 216 302 528 274 210 158 233 230 142 87 171 169 167 417 327 251 203 120 301 240 49 108

8.0 7.2 7.6 7.3 8.6 10.0 15.7 11.3 8.7 8.6 8.9 13.8 7.4 8.3 10.4 12.6 9.8 7.8 5.6 9.3 10.0 10.1 6.7 10.1 7.0 11.1 11.6 9.1 11.4 7.8 5.5 9.4 *16.0 4.5 5.7

Kickoff Return Yardage

Roderick Hood 176

Year Player 1966 Larry Ellis 1967 Freddie Hyatt 1968 Mark Currier 1969 Mickey Zofko 1970 Wallace Clark 1971 James Owens 1972 David Langner 1973 Mike Fuller 1974 Rick Neel 1975 Rick Neel 1976 Joe Cribbs 1977 James Brooks 1978 James Brooks 1979 James Brooks 1980 James Brooks 1981 Clayton Beauford 1982 Bo Jackson 1983 Bo Jackson 1984 Brent Fullwood 1985 Brent Fullwood 1986 Tommy Agee 1987 Freddy Weygand 1988 Alexander Wright 1989 Alexander Wright 1990 Herbert Casey 1991 Thomas Bailey 1992 Thomas Bailey 1993 Thomas Bailey 1994 Thomas Bailey 1995 Robert Baker 1996 Robert Baker 1997 Markeith Cooper

No Yards 11 246 17 381 16 374 8 194 6 185 9 254 13 369 16 420 9 195 17 478 21 490 27 654 12 269 21 577 8 226 18 389 7 154 7 163 22 509 10 197 10 215 9 194 10 226 5 180 15 348 24 591 11 209 26 504 13 217 25 525 21 454 20 477

Avg 22.4 22.4 23.3 24.2 30.8 28.2 28.4 26.3 21.7 28.1 23.3 24.2 22.4 27.5 28.3 21.6 21.3 23.3 23.1 19.7 21.5 21.6 22.6 36.0 23.2 24.6 19.0 19.4 16.7 21.0 21.6 23.9

HISTORY 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 * - SEC

Markeith Cooper Travaris Robinson Tim Carter Roderick Hood Roderick Hood Devin Aromashodu Carnell Williams Devin Aromashodu Tristan Davis Mario Fannin Tristan Davis Demond Washington Demond Washington Leader

18 14 19 18 21 15 8 20 28 19 24 16 46

447 316 461 323 416 290 150 485 756 399 657 497 1117

24.8 22.6 24.3 17.9 19.8 19.3 18.8 24.2 *27.0 21.0 *27.4 *31.1 24.3

Punting Year Player No Yards Avg 1960 Joe Dolan 55 2021 36.7 55 2034 36.9 1961 Robert Davis 1962 Jon Kilgore 56 2257 40.3 1963 Jon Kilgore 51 2106 *41.3 56 2268 40.5 1964 Jon Kilgore 1965 Tommy Lunceford 52 2108 40.5 60 2471 41.2 1966 Tommy Lunceford 1967 Tommy Lunceford 59 2438 41.3 78 2933 37.6 1968 Connie Frederick 1969 Connie Frederick 55 2086 37.9 38 1486 39.1 1970 David Beverly 1971 David Beverly 48 1926 40.1 1972 David Beverly 72 2878 40.0 1973 Roger Pruett 79 3086 39.0 37.5 1974 Clyde Baumgartner 48 1794 1975 Clyde Baumgartner 49 2004 *40.9 40.9 1976 Clyde Baumgartner 56 2288 1977 Skip Johnston 55 2243 40.8 67 2857 42.6 1978 Skip Johnston 1979 Skip Johnston 50 2120 42.4 1980 Alan Bollinger 56 2185 39.0 1981 Alan Bollinger 65 2752 42.3 1982 Lewis Colbert 70 2841 40.6 1983 Lewis Colbert 55 2251 40.9 1984 Lewis Colbert 62 2477 40.0 1985 Lewis Colbert 57 2610 *45.8 1986 Brian Shulman 49 2161 44.1 1987 Brian Shulman 58 2358 40.7 1988 Brian Shulman 50 2061 41.2 1989 Richie Nell 34 1268 37.3 1990 Richie Nell 58 2101 36.2 1991 Thery George 60 2207 36.8 1992 Terry Daniel 65 2771 42.6 51 2393 *46.9 1993 Terry Daniel 1994 Terry Daniel 53 2358 *44.5 1995 Matt Hawkins 40 1604 40.1 1996 Jaret Holmes 48 2017 42.0 1997 Jaret Holmes 62 2659 42.9 1998 Jeremy Zills 71 2846 40.1 1999 Damon Duval 57 2443 42.9 2000 Damon Duval 65 2811 43.2 2001 Damon Duval 51 2244 44.0 2002 Damon Duval 54 2344 43.4 2003 Kody Bliss 64 2748 42.9 2004 Kody Bliss 47 1989 42.3 2005 Kody Bliss 44 1975 *44.9 2006 Kody Bliss 47 2149 *45.7 2007 Ryan Shoemaker 49 2080 42.4 2008 Clinton Durst 70 2947 42.1 2009 Clinton Durst 64 2612 40.8 2010 Ryan Shoemaker 32 1254 39.2 * - SEC leader

Devin Aromashodu

Kody Bliss

177

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1902

Auburnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 1893 Football Team

Head Coach: Robert Kent and Mike Harvey Record: 2-4-1

10/11 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 10/18 Alabama Birmingham 10/25 at Tulane New Orleans, La. 10/27 at LSU Baton Rouge, La. 11/6 Sewanee Birmingham 11/15 clemson auburn 11/27 Georgia Atlanta, Ga.

18-6 W 23-0 W 0-0 T 0-5 L 0-6 L 0-16 l 5-12 L

1903 Head Coach: Billy Bates Record: 4-3

10/3 Mont. A.C. auburn 10/17 samford auburn 10/23 Alabama Montgomery 10/31 Sewanee Montgomery 11/11 LSU auburn 11/14 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 11/26 Georgia Atlanta, Ga.

2/20 11/22 11/23 11/25

Head Coach: George Petrie Record: 2-2

Georgia Duke North Carolina at Georgia Tech

Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga.

Head Coach: John Heisman Record: 2-0-1

10-0 6-34 0-64 26-0

W L L W

10/23 at Mercer 10/29 at Nashville 10/30 at Sewanee

Head Coach: John Heisman Record: 2-1

Head Coach: G.M. Harvey and D.M. Balliet Record: 3-0-2 Birmingham Montgomery Atlanta, Ga. Montgomery Atlanta, Ga.

32-22 W 30-10 W 14-14 T 40-16 W 0-0 T

1894 Head Coach: F.M. Hall Record: 1-3

11/4 Vanderbilt 11/17 at Georgia Tech 11/24 Georgia 11/29 Alabama

Montgomery Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Montgomery

4-20 94-0 8-10 0-18

L W L L

11/5 georgia tech auburn 11/14 North carolina auburn 11/24 Georgia Atlanta, Ga.

1895 Nashville, Tenn. Tuscaloosa Atlanta, Ga.

6-9 48-0 16-6

L W W

10/14 georgia tech auburn 10/21 montgomery auburn 10/28 clemson auburn 11/18 Georgia Atlanta, Ga. 11/30 Sewanee Montgomery

10/22 nashville auburn 11/10 Tennessee Birmingham 11/17 Alabama Montgomery 11/30 Georgia Atlanta, Ga.

10/6 at Mercer 11/7 georgia tech 11/16 Sewanee 11/26 Georgia

Macon, Ga. AUBURN Montgomery Atlanta, Ga.

178

46-0 45-0 38-6 6-12

W W W L

29-6 w 0-24 l 18-17 W

63-0 w 41-0 w 34-0 w 0-0 T 10-11 L

28-0 w 23-0 W 53-5 W 44-0 W

1901 10/19 10/26 11/4 11/15 11/20 11/27

Head Coach: Billy Watkins Record: 2-3-1

Nashville Birmingham Vanderbilt Montgomery NORTH Carolina auburn at Alabama Tuscaloosa at LSU Baton Rouge, La. Georgia Atlanta, Ga.

10/15 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 10/22 Nashville Birmingham 10/29 georgia tech auburn 11/12 Alabama Birmingham 11/24 Georgia Macon, Ga.

5-0 W 10-0 W 12-0 w 29-5 W 17-6 W

1905

1900

1896 Head Coach: John Heisman Record: 3-1

26-0 W 14-4 W 0-0 T

1899 Head Coach: John Heisman Record: 3-1-1

Head Coach: Billy Watkins Record: 4-0

Head Coach: John Heisman Record: 2-1

11/9 at Vanderbilt 11/23 at Alabama 11/28 Georgia

Macon, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Sewanee, Tenn.

Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 5-0

1898

1893 2/22 Alabama 11/6 Vanderbilt 11/18 Sewanee 11/30 Alabama 12/7 at Georgia Tech

1904

1897

1892

26-0 w 58-0 w 6-18 L 0-47 L 12-0 w 10-5 W 13-22 L

5-23 0-41 0-10 17-0 28-0 0-0

L L L W W T

Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 2-4

10/20 Davidson Birmingham 10/27 Miss. State Columbus, Miss. 11/4 at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. 11/11 clemson auburn 11/18 Alabama Birmingham 11/30 Georgia Macon, Ga.

0-6 L 18-0 W 0-54 L 0-6 l 0-30 L 20-0 W

1906 Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 1-5-1

10/8 maryville auburn 10/13 gordon auburn 10/26 Sewanee Birmingham 11/3 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 11/10 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 11/17 Alabama Birmingham 11/29 Georgia Macon, Ga.

0-0 t 15-0 w 5-10 L 0-11 L 4-6 L 0-10 L 0-4 L

1907 Head Coach: W.S. Kienholz Record: 6-2-1

10/5 samford auburn 10/7 maryville auburn 10/12 gordon auburn 10/19 Sewanee Birmingham 10/26 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 11/2 clemson auburn 11/9 mercer auburn 11/16 Alabama Birmingham 11/28 Georgia Macon, Ga.

23-0 w 29-0 w 34-0 w 6-12 L 12-6 W 12-0 w 63-0 w 6-6 T 0-6 L

HISTORY 1908

1913

Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 6-1

Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 8-0 SIAA Champions, National Champions (Billingsley)

10/3 at Samford Birmingham 10/10 gordon auburn 10/17 at Mercer Macon, Ga. 10/24 Sewanee Birmingham 10/31 LSU auburn 11/7 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 11/27 Georgia Montgomery

18-0 W 42-0 w 23-0 W 6-0 W 2-10 l 44-0 W 23-0 W

1909 10/2 Samford Montgomery 11-0 W 10/9 gordon auburn 46-0 w 10/16 at Mercer Macon, Ga. 23-5 W 10/23 at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. 0-17 L 11/6 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 17-5 W 11/13 Sewanee Birmingham 11-12 L 11/25 Georgia Montgomery 9-0 W

1910 10/8 Miss. State auburn 10/14 at Samford Birmingham 10/22 clemson auburn 10/29 at Texas Austin, Texas 11/5 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 11/12 Tulane Gulfport, Miss. 11/24 Georgia Savannah, Ga.

6-0 w 78-0 W 17-0 w 0-9 L 16-0 W 33-0 W 26-0 W

1911 Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 4-2-1

10/7 mercer auburn 10/14 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 10/21 Texas A&M Dallas, Texas 10/28 Mississippi State Birmingham 11/4 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 11/17 at Texas Austin, Texas 11/29 Georgia Savannah, Ga.

29-0 w 29-0 W 0-16 L 11-5 W 11-6 W 5-18 L 0-0 T

1912 Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 6-1-1

10/5 Mercer Columbus, Ga. 10/12 florida auburn 10/19 clemson auburn 10/26 Mississippi State Birmingham 11/2 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 11/9 LSU Mobile 11/23 Vanderbilt Birmingham 11/28 at Georgia Athens, Ga.

53-0 w 55-0 w 34-0 W 20-0 W 7-0 W 20-0 W 13-6 W 21-7 W

1914

Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 5-2

Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 6-1

10/4 mercer auburn 10/11 florida auburn 10/18 Mississippi State Birmingham 10/25 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 11/1 LSU Mobile 11/8 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 11/15 Vanderbilt Birmingham 11/22 Georgia Atlanta, Ga.

56-0 W 27-13 w 27-6 w 7-0 W 27-7 W 7-0 W 7-7 T 6-12 L

Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 8-0-1 SIAA Champions

9/26 marion auburn 39-0 w 10/3 Florida Jacksonville, Fla. 20-0 W 10/10 clemson auburn 28-0 w 10/17 North Ala. A.C. auburn 60-0 w 10/24 Mississippi State Birmingham 19-0 W 11/7 at Georgia Tech Atlanta 14-0 W 11/14 Vanderbilt Birmingham 6-0 W 11/21 Georgia Atlanta, Ga. 0-0 T 11/25 Carlisle Indians Atlanta, Ga. 7-0 W

1915 Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 6-2

10/1 Marion Selma 78-0 W 10/9 florida auburn 7-0 w 10/16 Clemson Anderson, S.C. 14-0 W 10/23 Mississippi State Birmingham 26-0 W 10/30 at Georgia Athens, Ga. 12-0 W 11/6 mercer auburn 45-0 W 11/13 Vanderbilt Birmingham 0-17 L 11/25 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 0-7 L

1916 Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 6-2

10/7 at Samford Birmingham 35-0 W 10/14 mercer auburn 92-0 w 10/20 clemson auburn 28-0 w 10/28 Mississippi State Birmingham 7-3 W 11/4 Georgia Columbus, Ga. 3-0 W 11/11 Florida Jacksonville, Fla. 20-0 W 11/18 Vanderbilt Birmingham 9-20 L 11/30 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 7-33 L

1917 Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 6-2-1

10/6 samford auburn 10/13 Camp Sheridan Montgomery 10/19 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 10/27 Mississippi State Birmingham 11/3 florida auburn

53-0 w 13-0 W 7-0 W 13-6 W 68-0 W

11/10 11/17 11/24 11/29

Davidson at Vanderbilt Ohio State at Georgia Tech

Atlanta, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Montgomery Atlanta, Ga.

7-21 31-7 0-0 7-68

L W T L

1918 Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 2-5

10/19 oglethorpe auburn 10/26 camp griffin auburn 11/3 at Marion Marion 11/9 Camp Gordon Columbus, Ga. 11/16 Vanderbilt Birmingham 11/28 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 12/7 Camp Sheridan Montgomery

58-0 w 0-26 l 20-7 W 6-14 L 0-21 L 0-41 L 0-7 L

1919 Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 8-1 SIAA Champions

9/27 marion auburn 10/4 at Samford Birmingham 10/12 camp gordon auburn 10/17 clemson auburn 10/25 at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. 11/1 Georgia Columbus, Ga. 11/8 Spring Hill Mobile 11/15 Mississippi State Birmingham 11/27 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga.

37-0 w 19-6 W 25-13 w 7-0 w 6-7 L 7-0 W 10-0 W 7-0 W 14-7 W

1920 Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 7-2

9/23 marion auburn 10/2 samford auburn 10/9 fort benning auburn 10/15 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 10/23 Vanderbilt Birmingham 10/30 Georgia Columbus, Ga. 11/6 B’ham-Southern Montgomery 11/13 Washington & Lee Birmingham 11/25 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga.

27-0 w 88-0 w 14-2 w 21-0 W 56-6 W 0-7 L 49-0 W 77-0 W 0-34 L

1921 Head Coach: Mike Donahue Record: 5-3

10/1 at Samford Birmingham 35-3 W 10/8 Spring Hill Montgomery 44-0 W 10/14 clemson auburn 56-0 w 10/22 fort benning auburn 14-7 w 10/29 Georgia Columbus, Ga. 0-7 L 11/5 at Tulane New Orleans, La. 14-0 W 11/12 Centre Birmingham 0-21 L 11/24 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 0-14 L

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9/23 marion auburn 9/30 at Samford Birmingham 10/7 Spring Hill Montgomery 10/14 at Army West Point, N.Y. 10/21 mercer auburn 10/28 fort benning auburn 11/4 Georgia Columbus, Ga. 11/11 Tulane Montgomery 11/18 Centre Birmingham 11/30 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga.

61-0 w 72-0 W 19-6 W 6-19 L 50-6 w 30-0 w 7-3 W 19-0 W 6-0 W 6-14 L

1923 Head Coach: Boozer Pitts Record: 3-3-3

9/29 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 10/6 B’ham-Southern Montgomery 10/13 samford auburn 10/20 at Army West Point, N.Y. 10/27 fort benning auburn 11/3 Georgia Columbus, Ga. 11/10 Tulane Montgomery 11/17 Centre Birmingham 11/29 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga.

0-0 T 20-0 W 30-0 w 6-28 L 34-0 w 0-7 L 6-6 T 0-17 L 0-0 T

1924 Head Coach: Boozer Pitts Record: 4-4-1

9/27 at B’ham-Southern Birmingham 10/4 clemson auburn 10/11 Virginia Tech Richmond, Va. 10/18 samford auburn 10/25 LSU Birmingham 11/1 at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. 11/8 Tulane Montgomery 11/15 Georgia Columbus, Ga. 11/27 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga.

7-0 W 13-0 w 0-0 T 17-0 w 3-0 W 0-13 L 6-14 L 0-6 L 0-7 L

1925 Head Coach: Dave Morey Record: 5-3-1

9/26 at B’ham-Southern Birmingham 10/3 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 10/10 virginia tech auburn 10/17 Texas Dallas, Texas 10/24 samford auburn 10/31 Tulane Montgomery 11/7 Georgia Columbus, Ga. 11/14 Vanderbilt Birmingham 11/26 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga.

25-6 W 13-6 W 19-0 w 0-33 L 7-6 w 0-13 L 0-34 L 10-9 W 7-7 T

1926 Head Coach: Dave Morey Record: 5-4

9/25 ut-chattANOOGA auburn 10/2 clemson auburn 10/9 at Samford Birmingham 10/16 LSU Montgomery

180

15- 6 W 47- 0 w 33-14 W 0-10 L

10/24 10/30 11/6 11/13 11/26

at Tulane Sewanee Georgia Marquette at Georgia Tech

New Orleans, La. Montgomery Columbus, Ga. Birmingham Atlanta, Ga.

2- 0 9- 0 6-16 3-19 7-20

W W L L L

1927 Head Coach: Dave Morey Record: 0-7-2

9/24 stetson auburn 10/1 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 10/8 florida auburn 10/15 LSU Montgomery 10/22 Georgia Columbus, Ga. 10/29 at Samford Birmingham 11/5 at Tulane New Orleans, La. 11/12 Mississippi State Birmingham 11/24 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga.

9/28 Birmingham-Southern Montgomery 10/6 clemson auburn 10/13 at Florida Gainesville 10/20 Ole Miss Birmingham 10/27 samford auburn 11/3 Georgia Columbus, Ga. 11/10 at Tulane New Orleans, La. 11/17 Mississippi State Birmingham 11/29 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga.

9/25 Birmingham-Southern Montgomery 10/10 at Wisconsin Madison, Wisc. 10/17 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 10/24 Florida Jacksonville, Fla. 10/31 spring hill auburn 11/7 Tulane Montgomery 11/14 Sewanee Birmingham 11/21 Georgia Columbus, Ga. 11/26 South Carolina Montgomery

1929 7-0 7-20 0-19 2-41 6-0 0-27 0-52 0-24 6-19

W L L L W L L L L

1930 Head Coach: Chet Wynne Record: 3-7

9/26 Birmingham-Southern Montgomery 10/4 spring hill auburn 10/11 Florida Jacksonville, Fla.

24-6 7-7 13-0 12-13 27-7 0-27 12-0 6-12 13-6

W T W L W L W L W

1932 0-6 L 0-6 l 0-27 L 0-19 L 25-6 w 0-13 L 12-13 L 0-13 L 0-51 L

Head Coach: George Bohler, John Floyd Record: 2-7

9/27 Birmingham-Southern Montgomery 10/5 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 10/11 Florida Montgomery 10/19 Vanderbilt Birmingham 10/26 samford auburn 11/2 at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 11/9 at Tulane New Orleans, La. 11/15 at Georgia Athens, Ga. 11/28 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga.

12-14 L 7-39 L 38-6 w 0-21 L 6-7 L 0-27 L 25-7 W

1931 Head Coach: Chet Wynne Record: 5-3-1

0-6 l 0-3 L 6-33 l 0-9 L 3-33 L 9-9 T 6-6 T 6-7 L 0-18 L

1928 Head Coach: George Bohler Record: 1-8

10/18 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 10/25 Georgia Columbus, Ga. 11/1 wofford auburn 11/8 at Tulane New Orleans, La. 11/15 Mississippi State Birmingham 11/22 at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. 11/27 at South Carolina Columbus, Ga.

0-7 L 13-0 w 0-7 L

Head Coach: Chet Wynne Record: 9-0-1 Southern Conference Champions

9/23 Birmingham-Southern Montgomery 10/1 erskine auburn 10/8 Duke Birmingham 10/15 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 10/22 at Tulane New Orleans, La. 10/29 Ole Miss Montgomery 11/5 Samford Montgomery 11/12 Florida Montgomery 11/19 Georgia Columbus, Ga. 12/3 South Carolina Birmingham

61-0 W 77-0 w 18-7 W 6-0 W 19-7 W 14-7 W 25-0 W 21-6 W 14-7 W 20-20 T

1933 Head Coach: Chet Wynne Record: 3-7, 2-2 SEC

9/22 Birmingham-Southern Montgomery 9/29 at Samford Birmingham 10/14 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 10/21 at George Washington Washington, D.C. 10/28 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. 11/4 at Duke Durham, N.C. 11/11 oglethorpe auburn 11/18 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. 11/25 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 12/2 South Carolina Birmingham

20-7 W 19-0 W 6-16 L 6-19 L 13-7 W 7-13 L 27-6 w 14-6 W 7-14 L 14-16 L

1937 Bacardi Bowl - Auburn vs. Villanova

HISTORY 1934 Head Coach: Jack Meagher Record: 2-8, 1-6 SEC

9/21 Birmingham-Southern Montgomery 9/29 oglethorpe auburn 10/6 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. 10/13 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. 10/20 * at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. 10/27 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 11/3 Duke Birmingham 11/10 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 11/17 * Florida Montgomery 11/24 * Georgia Columbus, Ga.

0-7 L 15-0 w 0-13 L 6-20 L 6-7 L 0-9 L 6-13 L 18-6 W 7-14 L 0-18 L

1935 Head Coach: Jack Meagher Record: 8-2, 5-2 SEC

9/27 B’ham-Southern Montgomery 10/5 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. 10/12 * Tennessee Birmingham 10/19 * Kentucky Montgomery 10/25 at Duke Durham, N.C. 11/2 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. 11/9 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 11/16 oglethorpe auburn 11/23 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. 11/30 * Florida Miami, Fla.

25-7 W 10-0 W 6-13 L 23-0 W 7-0 W 0-6 L 33-7 W 51-0 w 19-7 W 27-6 W

1936 Head Coach: Jack Meagher Record: 7-2-2, 4-1-1 SEC

9/25 B’ham-Southern Montgomery 45-0 W 10/3 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. 0-0 T 10/10 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 6-0 W 10/17 at Detroit Detroit, Mich. 6-0 W 10/24 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 20-13 W 10/30 Santa Clara San Francisco 16/19 0-12 L 11/7 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 20/NR 13-12 W 11/14 * LSU Birmingham NR/7 6-19 L 11/21 loyola auburn nr/nr 44-0 w 11/28 * Florida Montgomery NR/NR 13-0 W bacardi bowl 1/1 Villanova Havana, Cuba NR/NR 7-7 T

1937 Head Coach: Jack Meagher Record: 6-2-3, 4-1-2 SEC

9/24 Birmingham-Southern Montgomery 19-0 10/4 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. 0-0 10/9 at Villanova Philadelphia, Pa. 0-0 10/16 * Mississippi State Birmingham 33-7 10/23 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 20/NR 21-0 10/30 at Rice Houston, Texas 12/NR 7-13 11/6 * Tennessee Birmingham NR/15 20-7 11/13 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. 14/12 7-9 11/20 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 0-0 11/27 * Florida Jacksonville, Fla. NR/NR 14-0 orange bowl 1/1 Michigan State Miami, Fla. NR/NR 6-0

W T T W W L W L T W W

1938 Head Coach: Jack Meagher Record: 4-5-1, 3-3-1 SEC

9/23 Birmingham-Southern Montgomery 14-0 10/1 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. 0-0 10/8 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 0-7 10/14 * Mississippi State Montgomery 20-6 10/22 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/NR 6-7 10/29 at Rice Houston, Texas NR/NR 0-14 11/5 at Villanova Philadelphia, Pa. NR/NR 12-25 11/12 * LSU Birmingham NR/NR 28-6 11/19 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 23-14 11/26 * Florida Jacksonville, Fla. NR/NR 7-9

W T L W L L L W W L

1952 - Auburn vs. Ole Miss

1939 Head Coach: Jack Meagher Record: 5-5-1, 3-3-1 SEC

9/29 Birmingham-Southern Montgomery 6-0 W 10/7 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. 0-12 L 10/14 * Mississippi State Birmingham 7-0 W 10/21 at Manhattan New York, N.Y. NR/NR 0-7 L 10/28 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/NR 6-7 L 11/4 at Boston College Boston, Mass. NR/NR 7-13 L 11/11 Villanova Birmingham NR/NR 10-9 W 11/18 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. NR/NR 21-7 W 11/25 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 7-0 W 11/30 * florida auburn nr/nr 7-7 t 12/9 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. NR/2 0-7 L

10/3 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. 27-13 W 10/10 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 0-6 L 10/17 at Georgetown Washington, D.C. NR/NR 6-6 T 10/23 Villanova Montgomery NR/NR 14-6 W 10/31 * Mississippi State Birmingham NR/NR 0-6 L 11/7 Georgia Navy P-F Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 14-41 L 11/14 * LSU Birmingham NR/NR 25-7 W 11/21 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/1 27-13 W 11/28 clemson auburn 16/nr 41-13 w

1943 No team due to WWII

1944 Head Coach: Carl Voyles Record: 4-4, 0-4 SEC

1940 Head Coach: Jack Meagher Record: 6-4-1, 3-2-1 SEC

9/27 Samford Montgomery 27-13 W 10/5 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. 20-14 W 10/12 * Mississippi State Birmingham 7-7 T 10/19 at SMU Dallas, Texas NR/NR 13-20 L 10/26 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/NR 16-7 W 11/2 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 13-14 L 11/9 clemson auburn nr/nr 21-7 w 11/16 * LSU Birmingham NR/NR 13-21 L 11/23 at Boston College Boston, Mass. NR/4 7-33 L 11/30 * Florida Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 20-7 W 12/7 Villanova Montgomery NR/NR 13-10 W

1941 Head Coach: Jack Meagher Record: 4-5-1, 0-4-1 SEC

9/26 Samford Montgomery 13-0 W 10/4 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. 0-32 L 10/11 lOUISIANA tech auburn 34-0 w 10/18 SMU Birmingham NR/NR 7-20 L 10/25 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/NR 14-28 L Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 0-7 L 11/1 * Georgia 11/8 * Mississippi State Birmingham NR/15 7-14 L 11/15 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. NR/NR 7-7 T 11/22 at Villanova Philadelphia, Pa. NR/NR 13-0 W 11/29 clemson auburn nr/16 28-7 w

9/29 Samford Montgomery 32-0 W 10/7 fort benning auburn 7-0 w 10/14 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/10 0-27 L New Orleans, La. NR/NR 13-16 L 10/21 * at Tulane 11/4 presbyterian auburn nr/nr 57-0 w 11/11 * Mississippi State Birmingham NR/19 21-26 L 11/18 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 13-49 L 11/24 at Miami (Fla.) Miami, Fla. NR/NR 38-19 W

1945 Head Coach: Carl Voyles Record: 5-5, 2-3 SEC

9/21 Samford Montgomery 38-0 W 9/28 Maxwell Field Montgomery 0-7 L 10/6 * Mississippi State Birmingham 0-20 L New Orleans, La. NR/NR 20-14 W 10/20 * at Tulane 10/27 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/NR 7-20 L 11/3 * florida auburn nr/nr 19-0 w 11/10 sw louisiana auburn nr/nr 52-0 w 11/17 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 0-35 L 11/24 LOUISIANA tech auburn nr/nr 29-0 w 11/30 at Miami (Fla.) Miami, Fla. NR/NR 7-33 L

1942 Head Coach: Jack Meagher Record: 6-4-1, 3-3 SEC Final Ranking: 16th AP

9/18 UT-Chattanooga 9/26 * at Georgia Tech

Montgomery Atlanta, Ga.

20-7 W 0-15 L

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11/8 * miss. state auburn nr/nr 11/15 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 11/22 clemson auburn nr/nr 11/29 * Alabama Birmingham NR/8

1954 - Auburn at Florida

34-49 l 7-13 L 3-0 w 0-21 L

1953 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 7-3-1, 4-2-1 SEC Final Ranking: 17th AP

9/25 Stetson Montgomery NR/NR 47-0 W 10/3 * ole miss auburn nr/15 13-0 w 10/10 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. NR/13 21-21 T 10/17 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 19/6 6-36 L 10/24 * Tulane Mobile NR/NR 34-7 W 10/31 * florida auburn nr/nr 16-7 w 11/6 at Miami Miami, Fla. 15/NR 29-20 W 11/14 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. 20/NR 39-18 W 11/21 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 14/NR 45-19 W 11/28 * Alabama Birmingham 16/NR 7-10 L gator bowl 1/1 Texas Tech Jacksonville, Fla. 17/NR 13-35 L

1946

1949

Head Coach: Carl Voyles Record: 4-6, 1-5 SEC

Head Coach: Earl Brown Record: 2-4-3, 2-4-2 SEC

9/27 Southern Miss Montgomery 13-12 W 10/5 furman auburn 26-6 w 10/12 Saint Louis Birmingham NR/NR 27-7 W 10/19 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. NR/NR 0-32 L 10/26 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/15 6-27 L 11/2 * Vanderbilt Montgomery NR/NR 0-19 L 11/9 * Mississippi State Birmingham NR/NR 0-33 L 11/16 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/3 0-41 L 11/23 Clemson Montgomery NR/NR 13-21 L 11/30 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. NR/NR 47-12 W

1954 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 8-3, 3-3 SEC Final Ranking: 13th AP

9/23 * Ole Miss Montgomery 7-40 L 10/8 * Florida Mobile 14-14 T 10/15 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 21-35 L 10/22 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. NR/20 6-14 L 10/29 * at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. NR/NR 7-26 L 11/5 * missISSIPPI state auburn nr/nr 25-6 w 11/12 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 20-20 T 11/26 Clemson Mobile NR/NR 20-20 T 12/3 * Alabama Birmingham NR/NR 14-13 W

1950

1947

Head Coach: Earl Brown Record: 0-10, 0-7 SEC

Head Coach: Carl Voyles Record: 2-7, 1-5 SEC

9/27 Southern Miss Montgomery 13-19 L 10/4 la. tech auburn 14-0 w 10/11 * Florida Montgomery NR/NR 20-14 W 10/18 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/5 7-27 L 10/25 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. NR/NR 0-40 L 11/1 * at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. NR/NR 0-28 L 11/8 * Mississippi State Birmingham NR/NR 0-14 L 11/15 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 6-28 L 11/22 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. NR/NR 18-34 L

9/22 Wofford Montgomery NR/NR 14-19 L 9/30 * at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. NR/NR 0-41 L 10/7 se louisiana auburn nr/nr 0-6 l 10/14 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. NR/NR 7-27 L 10/21 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/NR 0-20 L 10/28 * tulane auburn nr/nr 0-28 l 11/4 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. NR/NR 0-27 L 11/18 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 10-12 L 11/25 clemson auburn nr/11 0-41 l 12/2 * Alabama Birmingham NR/16 0-34 L

1948

1951

Head Coach: Earl Brown Record: 1-8-1, 0-7 SEC

Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 5-5, 3-4 SEC

9/24 Southern Miss Montgomery 10/2 la. tech auburn 10/9 * Florida Tampa, Fla. NR/NR 10/16 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/7 10/23 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. NR/17 10/29 * Vanderbilt Montgomery NR/NR 11/6 * Mississippi State Birmingham NR/NR 11/13 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/13 11/27 Clemson Mobile NR/9 12/4 * Alabama Birmingham NR/NR

20-14 W 13-13 t 9-16 L 0-27 L 6-21 L 0-47 L 0-20 L 14-42 L 6-7 L 0-55 L

9/29 * vanderbilt auburn nr/nr 24-14 w 10/5 Wofford Montgomery NR/NR 30-14 W 10/13 * florida auburn nr/nr 14-13 w 10/20 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/5 7-27 L 10/27 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. NR/NR 21-0 W 11/3 la. college auburn nr/nr 49-0 w 11/10 * Ole Miss Mobile NR/NR 14-39 L 11/17 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 14-46 L 11/24 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. NR/NR 0-34 L 12/1 * Alabama Birmingham NR/NR 7-25 L

1952 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 2-8, 0-7 SEC

9/27 Maryland Birmingham NR/2 10/4 * Ole Miss Memphis, Tenn. NR/18 10/11 wofford auburn nr/nr 10/18 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/4 10/25 * Tulane Mobile NR/NR 11/1 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. NR/20

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7-13 L 7-20 L 54-7 w 0-33 L 6-21 L 21-31 L

9/25 ut-chattanooga auburn nr/nr 45-0 w 10/2 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. NR/20 13-19 L 10/9 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. NR/NR 14-21 L 10/16 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/19 7-14 L 10/23 florida state auburn nr/nr 33-0 w 10/30 * Tulane Mobile NR/NR 27-0 W 11/6 Miami (Fla.) Birmingham NR/6 14-13 W 11/13 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/20 35-0 W 11/20 clemson auburn 18/nr 27-6 W 11/27 * Alabama Birmingham 15/NR 28-0 W gator bowl 12/31 Baylor Jacksonville, Fla. 13/18 33-13 W

1955 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 8-2-1, 5-1-1 SEC Final Ranking: 8th AP, 8th UPI

9/24 ut-chattanooga auburn nr/nr 15-6 w 10/1 * florida auburn nr/nr 13-0 w 10/8 * Kentucky Birmingham 14/19 14-14 T 10/15 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 17/5 14-12 W 10/22 FURMAN AUBURN 52-0 W 10/29 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. 8/NR 13-27 L 11/5 * mississippi state auburn 14/20 27-26 w 11/12 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. 12/NR 16-13 W Mobile 12/NR 21-0 W 11/19 Clemson 11/26 * Alabama Birmingham 10/NR 26-0 W gator bowl 12/31 Vanderbilt Jacksonville, Fla. 8/NR 13-25 L

1956 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 7-3, 4-3 SEC

9/29 * Tennessee Birmingham NR/NR 7-35 L 10/6 furman auburn nr/nr 41-0 w 10/13 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. NR/NR 13-0 W 10/20 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/3 7-28 L 10/27 houston auburn nr/nr 12-0 w 11/3 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. NR/NR 0-20 L 11/10 * mississippi state auburn nr/nr 27-20 w 11/17 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. NR/NR 20-0 W 11/24 florida state auburn nr/nr 13-7 w 12/1 * Alabama Birmingham NR/NR 34-7 W

HISTORY NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1957 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 10-0, 7-0 SEC Final Ranking: 1st AP, 2nd UPI SEC Champions

9/28 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. NR/8 7-0 W 10/5 ut-chattanooga auburn 7/nr 40-7 w 10/12 * kentucky auburn 9/nr 6-0 w 10/19 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 9/NR 3-0 W 10/26 at Houston Houston, Texas 5/NR 48-7 W 11/2 * florida auburn 4/19 13-0 w 11/9 * Mississippi State Birmingham 3/17 15-7 W 11/16 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. 3/NR 6-0 W 11/23 at Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. 2/NR 29-7 W 11/30 * Alabama Birmingham 1/NR 40-0 W

1958 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 9-0-1, 6-0-1 SEC Final Ranking: 4th AP, 4th UPI

9/27 * Tennessee Birmingham 3/NR 13-0 W 10/4 ut-chattanooga auburn 2/nr 30-8 w 10/11 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 1/NR 8-0 W 10/18 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 2/NR 7-7 T 10/25 maryland auburn 5/nr 20-7 w 11/1 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 4/NR 6-5 W 11/8 * mississippi state auburn 5/nr 33-14 w 11/15 * Georgia Columbus, Ga. 4/NR 21-6 W 11/22 wake forest auburn 2/nr 21-7 w 11/29 * Alabama Birmingham 2/NR 14-8 W

1959 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 7-3, 4-3 SEC Final Ranking: T19th UPI

9/26 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 10/3 hardin-simmons auburn 10/10 * kentucky auburn 10/17 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 10/23 at Miami Miami, Fla. 10/31 * florida auburn 11/7 * Mississippi State Birmingham 11/14 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. 11/21 southern miss auburn 11/28 * Alabama Birmingham

3/NR 0-3 L 17/nr 35-12 w 14/nr 33-0 w 11/4 7-6 W 7/NR 21-6 W 8/nr 6-0 w 8/NR 31-0 W 8/12 13-14 L 12/nr 28-7 w 11/19 0-10 L

1962 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 6-3-1, 4-3 SEC

9/29 * Tennessee Birmingham NR/NR 22-21 W 10/7 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. NR/NR 16-6 W 10/13 ut-chattanooga auburn nr/nr 54-6 w 10/20 * Georgia Tech Birmingham NR/NR 17-14 W 10/27 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. NR/NR 17-14 W 11/3 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 10/NR 3-22 L 11/10 * miss. state auburn nr/nr 9-3 w 11/17 * georgia auburn nr/nr 21-30 l 11/24 florida state auburn nr/nr 14-14 t 12/1 * Alabama Birmingham NR/5 0-38 L

1963 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 9-2, 6-1 SEC Final Ranking: 5th AP, 6th UPI

9/21 at Houston Houston, Texas NR/NR 21-14 W 9/28 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. NR/NR 23-19 W 10/5 * kentucky auburn nr/nr 14-13 W 10/12 ut-chattanooga auburn nr/nr 28-0 w 10/19 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/8 29-21 W 11/2 * florida auburn 5/nr 19-0 w 11/9 * Mississippi State Jackson, Miss. 5/NR 10-13 L 11/16 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. 9/NR 14-0 W 11/23 florida state auburn 9/nr 21-15 w 11/30 * Alabama Birmingham 9/6 10-8 W orange bowl 1/1 Nebraska Miami, Fla. 5/6 7-13 L

1965 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 5-5-1, 4-1-1 SEC

9/18 baylor auburn nr/nr 8-14 l 9/25 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. NR/NR 13-13 T 10/2 * kentucky auburn nr/6 23-18 w 10/9 ut-chattanooga auburn nr/nr 30-7 w 10/16 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/NR 14-23 L 10/23 southern miss auburn nr/nr 0-3 l 10/30 * florida auburn nr/7 28-17 w 11/6 * Mississippi State Birmingham NR/NR 25-18 W 11/13 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. NR/NR 21-19 W 11/27 * Alabama Birmingham NR/5 3-30 L liberty bowl 12/18 Ole Miss Memphis, Tenn. NR/NR 7-13 L

1966 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 4-6, 1-5 SEC

9/17 ut-chattanooga auburn nr/nr 20-6 w 9/24 * Tennessee Birmingham NR/NR 0-28 L 10/1 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. NR/NR 7-17 L 10/8 wake forest auburn nr/nr 14-6 w 10/15 Georgia Tech Birmingham NR/7 3-17 L 10/22 TCU auburn nr/nr 7-6 w 10/29 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. NR/7 27-30 L 11/5 * Mississippi State Jackson, Miss. NR/NR 13-0 W 11/12 * georgia auburn nr/9 13-21 l 12/3 * Alabama Birmingham NR/3 0-31 L

1964 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 6-4, 3-3 SEC

9/19 houston auburn 8/nr 30- 0 w 9/26 * Tennessee Birmingham 8/NR 3- 0 W 10/3 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 7/NR 0-20 L 10/10 ut-chattanooga auburn nr/nr 33-12 w 10/17 Georgia Tech Birmingham NR/NR 3- 7 L 10/24 southern miss auburn nr/nr 14- 7 w 10/31 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. NR/10 0-14 L 11/7 * mississippi state auburn nr/nr 12- 3 w 11/14 * georgia auburn nr/nr 14- 7 w 11/26 * Alabama Birmingham NR/2 14-21 L

1967 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 6-4, 3-3 SEC

9/23 ut-chattanooga auburn nr/nr 40-6 w 9/30 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. NR/NR 13-27 L 10/7 * kentucky auburn nr/nr 48-7 w 10/14 clemson auburn nr/nr 43-21 w 10/21 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/NR 28-10 W 10/27 at Miami Miami, Fla. NR/NR 0-7 L 11/4 * florida auburn nr/nr 26-21 W 11/11 * mississippi state auburn nr/nr 36-0 w 11/18 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. NR/NR 0-17 L 12/2 * Alabama Birmingham NR/8 3-7 L

1960 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 8-2, 5-2 SEC Final Ranking: 13th AP, 14th UPI

9/24 * Tennessee Birmingham NR/NR 3-10 L 10/1 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. NR/NR 10-7 W 10/8 ut-chattanooga auburn nr/nr 10-0 w 10/15 * Georgia Tech Birmingham NR/19 9-7 W 10/22 miami (Fla.) auburn 17/nr 20-7 w 10/29 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 14/NR 10-7 W 11/5 * mississippi state auburn 12/nr 27-12 w 11/12 * georgia auburn 10/nr 9-6 w 11/19 florida state auburn 9/nr 57-21 w 11/26 * Alabama Birmingham 8/17 0-3 L

1957 - Auburn vs. Alabama

1961 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 6-4, 3-4 SEC

9/30 * at Tennessee Knoxville, TN NR/NR 24-21 W 10/7 * kentucky auburn nr/nr 12-14 l 10/14 ut-chatanooga. auburn nr/nr 35-7 w 10/21 * at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/8 6-7 L 10/28 clemson auburn nr/nr 24-14 w 11/4 wake forest auburn nr/nr 21-7 w 11/11 * Mississippi State Birmingham NR/NR 10-11 L 11/18 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. NR/NR 10-7 W 11/25 * florida auburn nr/nr 32-15 w 12/2 * Alabama Birmingham NR/1 0-34 L

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2010 national champions HISTORY 1968 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 7-4, 4-2 SEC

9/21 SMU auburn nr/nr 28-37 l 9/28 * Mississippi State Jackson, Miss. NR/NR 26-0 W 10/5 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. NR/NR 26-7 W 10/12 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. NR/NR 21-10 W 10/19 Georgia Tech Birmingham NR/NR 20-21 L 10/26 miami (Fla.) auburn nr/9 31-6 w 11/2 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. NR/20 24-13 W 11/9 * Tennessee Birmingham 18/5 28-14 W 11/16 * georgia auburn 12/5 3-17 L 11/30 * Alabama Birmingham 18/15 16-24 L sun bowl 12/28 Arizona El Paso, Texas NR/NR 34-10 W

1969 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 8-3, 5-2 SEC Final Ranking: 20th AP, 15th UPI

9/20 wake forest auburn 20/nr 9/27 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 17/19 10/4 * kentucky auburn nr/nr 10/11 clemson auburn 20/nr 10/18 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 15/NR 10/25 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. 14/9 11/1 * florida auburn 17/7 11/8 * mississippi state auburn 11/nr 11/15 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. 11/16 11/29 * Alabama Birmingham 12/NR astro-bluebonnet bowl 12/31 at Houston Houston, Texas 12/17

57-0 w 19-45 L 44-3 w 51-0 w 17-14 W 20-21 L 38-12 w 52-13 w 16-3 W 49-26 W 7-36 L

1970 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 9-2, 5-2 SEC Final Ranking: 10th AP, 9th UPI

9/19 southern miss auburn nr/nr 33-14 w 9/26 * Tennessee Birmingham NR/17 36-23 W 10/3 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 12/NR 33-15 W 10/10 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 9/NR 44-0 W 10/17 georgia tech auburn 8/16 31-7 w 10/24 * lsu auburn 6/14 9-17 l 10/31 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 12/NR 63-14 W 11/7 * Mississippi State Birmingham 10/NR 56-0 W 11/14 * georgia auburn 8/nr 17-31 l 11/28 * Alabama Birmingham 11/NR 33-28 W gator bowl 1/1 Ole Miss Jacksonville, Fla. 10/NR 35-28 W

1971 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 9-2, 5-1 SEC Final Ranking: 12th AP, 5th UPI

9/18 ut-chattanooga auburn 7/nr 9/25 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 5/9 10/2 * kentucky auburn 5/nr 10/9 southern miss auburn 4/nr 10/16 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 5/NR 10/23 clemson auburn 5/nr 10/30 * florida auburn 5/nr 11/6 * mississippi state auburn 5/nr 11/13 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. 6/7 11/27 * Alabama Birmingham 5/3 sugar bowl 1/1 Oklahoma New Orleans, La. 5/3

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1978 - Auburn vs. Tennessee

1972

1975

Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 10-1, 6-1 SEC Final Ranking: 5th AP, 7th UPI

Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 4-6-1, 2-4 SEC

9/9 * Mississippi State Jackson, Miss. NR/NR 14-3 W 9/23 ut-chattanooga auburn nr/nr 14-7 w 9/30 * Tennessee Birmingham NR/4 10-6 W 10/7 * Ole Miss Jackson, Miss. 17/18 19-13 W 10/14 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. 9/8 7-35 L 10/21 georgia tech auburn 14/nr 24-14 w 10/28 florida state auburn 12/17 27-14 w 11/4 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 11/NR 26-20 W 11/18 * georgia auburn 11/nr 27-10 w 12/2 * Alabama Birmingham 9/2 17-16 W gator bowl 12/30 Colorado Jacksonville, Fla. 6/13 24-3 W

1973 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 6-6, 2-5 SEC

9/15 Oregon State Birmingham 12/NR 18-9 W 9/22 ut-chattanooga auburn 12/nr 31-0 w 9/29 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 11/9 0-21 L 10/6 * ole miss auburn nr/nr 14-7 w 10/13 * LSU auburn 6-20 L 10/20 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/NR 24-10 W 10/27 houston auburn nr/12 7-0 w 11/3 * florida auburn 19/nr 8-12 l 11/10 * mississippi state auburn nr/nr 31-17 w 11/17 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. NR/NR 14-28 L 12/1 * Alabama Birmingham NR/1 0-35 L sun bowl 12/19 Missouri El Paso, Texas NR/NR 17-34 L

1974 Head Coach: Ralph “Shug” Jordan Record: 10-2, 4-2 SEC Final Ranking: 8th AP, 6th UPI

9/14 Louisville Birmingham NR/NR 16-3 W 9/21 ut-chattanooga auburn nr/nr 52-7 w 9/28 * tennessee auburn nr/14 21-0 w 10/4 at Miami (Fla.) Miami, FL 11/16 3-0 W 10/12 * kentucky auburn 10/nr 31-13 w 10/19 georgia tech auburn 5/nr 31-22 w 10/26 florida state auburn 5/nr 38-6 w 11/2 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 5/11 14-25 L 11/9 * Mississippi State Jackson, Miss. 10/NR 24-20 W 11/16 * georgia auburn 7/nr 17-13 w 11/29 * Alabama Birmingham 7/2 13-17 L gator bowl 12/30 Texas Jacksonville, Fla. 6/11 27-3 W

9/13 memphis auburn 7/nr 20-31 l 9/20 at Baylor Waco, Texas NR/NR 10-10 T 9/27 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. NR/16 17-21 L 10/4 virginia tech auburn nr/nr 16-23 l 10/11 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. NR/NR 15-9 W 10/18 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/NR 31-27 W 10/25 at Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. NR/NR 17-14 W 11/1 * florida auburn nr/11 14-31 l 11/8 * mississippi state auburn nr/nr 21-21 t# 11/15 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. NR/20 13-28 L 11/29 * Alabama Birmingham NR/4 0-28 L

1976 Head Coach: Doug Barfield Record: 4-7, 3-3 SEC

9/11 at Arizona Tucson, Ariz. NR/NR 19-31 L 9/18 baylor auburn nr/nr 14-15 l 9/25 * Tennessee Birmingham NR/NR 38-28 W 10/2 * Ole Miss Jackson, Miss. NR/16 10-0 W 10/9 at Memphis Memphis, Tenn. NR/NR 27-28 L 10/16 georgia tech auburn nr/nr 10-28 l 10/23 florida state auburn nr/nr 31-19 w 10/30 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. NR/12 19-24 L 11/6 * Mississippi State Jackson, MS NR/NR 19-28 L# 11/13 * georgia auburn nr/7 0-28 l 11/27 * Alabama Birmingham NR/18 7-38 L

1977 Head Coach: Doug Barfield Record: 6-5, 5-1 SEC

9/10 arizona auburn nr/nr 21-10 w 9/17 southern miss auburn nr/nr 13-24 l 9/24 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. NR/NR 14-12 W 10/1 * ole miss auburn nr/nr 21-15 w 10/8 n.c. state auburn nr/nr 15-17 l 10/15 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/NR 21-38 L 10/22 at Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. NR/NR 3-24 L 10/29 * florida auburn nr/18 29-14 w 11/5 * mississippi state auburn nr/nr 13-27 l# 11/12 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. NR/NR 33-14 W 11/26 * Alabama Birmingham NR/2 21-48 L #–MSU forfeited games from 1975-77.

HISTORY 1978 Head Coach: Doug Barfield Record: 6-4-1, 3-2-1 SEC

9/16 at Kansas State Manhattan, Kan. NR/NR 45-32 W 9/23 at Virginia Tech Blacksburg, Va. NR/NR 18-7 W 9/30 * Tennessee Birmingham NR/NR 29-10 W 10/7 miami (Fla.) auburn nr/nr 15-17 l 10/14 * at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. NR/NR 49-7 W 10/21 georgia tech auburn nr/nr 10-24 l 10/28 wake forest auburn nr/nr 21-7 w 11/4 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. NR/NR 7-31 L 11/11 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. NR/NR 6-0 W 11/18 * georgia auburn nr/8 22-22 T 12/2 * Alabama Birmingham NR/2 16-34 L

1979 Head Coach: Doug Barfield Record: 8-3, 4-2 SEC Final Ranking: 16th UPI

9/15 kansas state auburn nr/nr 26-18 w 9/22 southern miss auburn nr/nr 31-9 w 9/29 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. NR/NR 17-35 L 10/6 n.c. state auburn nr/14 44-31 w 10/13 * vanderbilt auburn 18/nr 52-35 w 10/20 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 14/NR 38-14 W 10/27 at Wake Forest Winston-Salem, N.C.13/18 38-42 L 11/3 * florida auburn 20/nr 19-13 w 11/10 * mississippi state auburn 16/nr 14-3 w 11/17 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. 15/NR 33-13 W 12/1 * Alabama Birmingham 14/1 18-25 L

10/23 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. NR/NR 35-17 W 10/30 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 19/NR 17-19 L 11/6 rutgers auburn nr/nr 30-7 w 11/13 * georgia auburn nr/1 14-19 l 11/27 * Alabama Birmingham NR/NR 23-22 W tangerine bowl 12/18 Boston College Orlando, Fla. 18/NR 33-26 W

1983 Head Coach: Pat Dye Record: 11-1, 6-0 SEC Final Ranking: 3rd AP, 3rd UPI SEC Champions National Champions (NY Times, Rothman, College Football Researchers Association)

9/10 southern miss auburn 4/nr 24-3 w 9/17 texas auburn 5/3 7-20 l 9/24 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 11/NR 37-14 W 10/1 florida state auburn 10/nr 27-24 w 10/8 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 7/NR 49-21 W 10/15 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 5/NR 31-13 W 10/22 * missISSIPPI state auburn 5/nr 28-13 w 10/29 * florida auburn 4/5 28-21 w 11/5 maryland auburn 3/7 35-23 w 11/12 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. 3/4 13-7 W 12/3 * Alabama Birmingham 3/19 23-20 W sugar bowl 1/2 Michigan New Orleans, LA 3/8 Â 9-7 W

1984 Head Coach: Pat Dye Record: 9-4, 4-2 SEC Final Ranking: 14th AP, 14th UPI

1980 Head Coach: Doug Barfield Record: 5-6, 0-6 SEC

9/13 at TCU Fort Worth, Texas18/NR 10-7 W 9/20 duke auburn 19/nr 35-28 w 9/27 * tennessee auburn 18/nr 0-42 l 10/4 richmond auburn nr/nr 55-16 w 10/11 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. NR/NR 17-21 L 10/18 georgia tech auburn nr/nr 17-14 W 10/25 * Mississippi State Jackson, Miss. NR/NR 21-24 L 11/1 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. NR/NR 10-21 L 11/8 southern miss auburn nr/nr 31-0 w 11/15 * georgia auburn nr/1 21-31 l 11/29 * Alabama Birmingham NR/9 18-34 L

8/28 Miami (Fla.) East Rutherford, N.J.1/10 18-20 L 9/15 at Texas Austin, TX 11/4 27-35 L 9/22 southern miss auburn 19/nr 35-12 w 9/29 * tennessee auburn 20/nr 29-10 w 10/6 * at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 18/NR 17-13 W 10/13 at Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. 16/9 42-41 W 10/20 georgia tech auburn 13/nr 48-34 w 10/27 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. 12/NR 24-21 W 11/3 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 11/13 3-24 L 11/10 cincinnati auburn 20/NR 60-0 W 11/17 * georgia auburn 18/15 21-12 w 12/1 * Alabama Birmingham 11/NR 15-17 L liberty bowl 12/27 Arkansas Memphis, Tenn. 16/NR 21-15 W

1981 Head Coach: Pat Dye Record: 5-6, 2-4 SEC

9/5 TCU auburn nr/nr 24-16 w 9/19 wake forest auburn nr/nr 21-24 l 9/26 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. NR/NR 7-10 L 10/3 at Nebraska Lincoln, Neb. NR/NR 3-17 L 10/10 * LSU auburn nr/nr 19-7 w 10/17 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. NR/NR 31-7 W 10/24 * missISSIPPI state auburn nr/9 17-21 l 10/31 * florida auburn nr/nr 14-12 w 11/7 north texas auburn nr/nr 20-0 w 11/14 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. NR/4 13-24 L 11/28 * Alabama Birmingham NR/4 17-28 L

1985 Head Coach: Pat Dye Record: 8-4, 3-3 SEC

9/7 sw louisiana auburn 9/14 southern miss auburn 9/28 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 10/5 * ole miss auburn 10/12 florida state auburn 10/19 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 10/26 * miss. state auburn 11/2 * florida auburn 11/9 east carolina auburn 11/16 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. 11/30 * Alabama Birmingham cotton bowl 1/1 Texas A&M Dallas, Texas

2/nr 1/nr 1/NR 14/nr 12/4 8/NR 6/nr 6/2 13/nr 14/12 7/NR

49-7 w 29-18 w 20-38 L 41-0 w 59-27 w 17-14 W 21-9 w 10-14 l 35-10 w 24-10 w 23-25 L

16/11 16-36 L

1986 Head Coach: Pat Dye Record: 10-2, 4-2 SEC Final Ranking: 6th AP, 8th UPI

9/6 ut-chattANOOGA auburn 14/nr 42-14 w 9/20 east carolina auburn 10/nr 45-0 w 9/27 * tennessee auburn 8/nr 34-8 w 10/4 w. carolina auburn 7/nr 55-6 w 10/11 * at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. 7/NR 31-9 W 10/18 georgia tech auburn 7/nr 31-10 w 10/25 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. 7/13 35-6 W 11/1 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 5/20 17-18 L 11/8 cincinnati auburn 9/nr 52-7 w 11/15 * georgia auburn 8/nr 16-20 l 11/29 * Alabama Birmingham 14/7 21-17 W citrus bowl 1/1 Southern Cal Orlando, Fla. 10/NR 16-7 W

1987 Head Coach: Pat Dye Record: 9-1-2, 5-0-1 SEC Final Ranking: 7th AP, 7th UPI SEC Champions

9/5 texas auburn 5/nr 9/12 kansas auburn 4/nr 9/26 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 3/14 10/3 at North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C.6/NR 10/10 * vanderbilt auburn 5/nr 10/17 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 5/NR 10/24 * missISSIPPI state auburn 6/nr 10/31 * florida auburn 6/10 11/7 florida state auburn 6/4 11/14 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. 12/8 11/27 * Alabama Birmingham 7/18 sugar bowl 1/1 Syracuse New Orleans, La. 6/4

1987 - Auburn vs. Texas

1982 Head Coach: Pat Dye Record: 9-3, 4-2 SEC Final Ranking: 14th AP, 14th UPI

9/11 wake forest auburn nr/nr 28-10 w 9/18 southern miss auburn nr/nr 21-19 w 9/25 * tennessee auburn nr/nr 24-14 w 10/2 nebraska auburn 20/8 7-41 l 10/9 * kentucky auburn nr/nr 18-3 w 10/16 georgia tech auburn nr/nr 24-0 w

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2010 national champions HISTORY

1993 Head Coach: Terry Bowden Record: 11-0, 8-0 SEC Final Ranking: 4th AP National Champions (National Championship Foundation)

9/2 * ole miss auburn nr/nr 16-12 w 9/11 samford auburn nr/nr 35-7 w 9/18 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. NR/NR 34-10 W 9/25 southern miss auburn 25/nr 35-24 w 10/2 * at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. 23/NR 14-10 W 10/9 * missISSIPPI state auburn 22/nr 31-17 w 10/16 * florida auburn 19/4 38-35 w 10/30 * at Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. 9/NR 31-21 W 11/6 n. mexico st. (hc) auburn 8/nr 55-14 w 11/13 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. 7/NR 42-28 W 11/20 * alabama auburn 6/11 22-14 w

1994 1994 - Auburn vs. LSU

1988 Head Coach: Pat Dye Record: 10-2, 6-1 SEC Final Ranking: 8th AP, 7th UPI SEC Champions

9/10 * kentucky auburn 7/nr 9/17 kansas auburn 6/nr 9/24 * tennessee auburn 4/nr 10/1 nORTH carolina auburn 4/nr 10/8 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. 4/NR 10/15 akron auburn 12/nr 10/22 * missISSIPPI state auburn 10/nr 10/29 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 9/NR 11/5 southern miss auburn 9/nr 11/12 * georgia auburn 9/17 11/25 * Alabama Birmingham 7/17 sugar bowl 1/2 Florida State New Orleans, La. 7/4

1990 Head Coach: Pat Dye Record: 8-3-1, 4-2-1 SEC Final Ranking: 19th AP, 19th UPI

20-10 w 56-7 w 38-6 w 47-21 w 6-7 L 42-0 w 33-0 w 16-0 W 38-8 w 20-10 w 15-10 W 7-13

9/8 cal st. fullerton auburn 3/nr 9/15 * Ole Miss Jackson, Miss. 2/NR 9/29 * tennessee auburn 3/5 10/6 lOUISIANA tech auburn 5/nr 10/13 * vanderbilt auburn 6/nr 10/20 florida state auburn 5/7 10/27 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. 2/NR 11/3 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 4/15 11/10 southern miss auburn 15/nr 11/17 * georgia auburn 24/nr 12/1 * Alabama Birmingham 20/NR peach bowl 12/29 Indiana Atlanta, Ga. NR/NR

38-17 w 24-10 W 26-26 t 16-14 w 56-6 w 20-17 w 17-16 W 7-48 L 12-13 l 33-10 w 7-16 L 27-23 W

1991

1989 Head Coach: Pat Dye Record: 10-2, 6-1 SEC Final Ranking: 6th AP, 6th UPI SEC Champions

9/9 pacific auburn 8/nr 9/16 southern miss auburn 5/nr 9/30 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 4/12 10/7 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 11/NR 10/14 * LSU auburn 12/nr 10/21 at Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. 11/14 10/28 * missISSIPPI state auburn 16/nr 11/4 * florida auburn 12/19 11/11 lOUISIANA tech auburn 12/nr 11/18 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. 11/NR 12/2 * alabama auburn 11/2 hall of fame bowl 1/1 Ohio State Tampa, Fla. 9/21

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Head Coach: Pat Dye Record: 5-6, 2-5 SEC

55-0 w 24-3 w 14-21 L 24-12 W 10-6 w 14-22 L 14-0 w 10-7 w 38-23 w 20-3 W 30-20 w 31-14 W

8/31 georgia sO. auburn 18/nr 32-17 w 9/14 * ole miss auburn 15/NR 23-13 w 9/21 at Texas Austin, Texas 13/NR 14-10 W 9/28 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 13/5 21-30 L 10/5 southern miss auburn 16/nr 9-10 l 10/12 * at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. 24/NR 24-22 W 10/26 * miss. State (hc) auburn nr/nr 17-24 l 11/2 * florida auburn nr/6 10-31 l 11/9 sw louisiana auburn nr/nr 50-Â 7 w 11/16 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. NR/NR 27-37 L 11/30 * Alabama Birmingham NR/8 6-13 L

1992 Head Coach: Pat Dye Record: 5-5-1, 2-5-1 SEC

9/5 * at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. NR/NR 21-45 L 9/12 samford auburn nr/nr 55-0 w 9/19 * lsu auburn nr/nr 30-28 w 9/26 southern miss auburn nr/nr 16-8 w 10/3 * vanderbilt auburn nr/nr 31-7 w 10/10 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. NR/18 7-14 L 10/17 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. NR/23 9-24 L 10/24 sw lA. (hc) auburn nr/nr 25-24 W 10/31 * arkansas auburn nr/nr 24-24 T 11/14 * georgia auburn nr/12 10-14 l 11/26 * Alabama Birmingham NR/2 0-17 L

Head Coach: Terry Bowden Record: 9-1-1, 6-1-1 SEC Final Ranking: 9th AP

9/3 * at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 11/NR 9/10 nORTHEAST LA. auburn 12/nr 9/17 * lsu auburn 11/nr 9/24 east tenn. stATE auburn 10/nr 9/29 * kentucky auburn 9/nr 10/8 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. 9/NR 10/15 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 6/1 10/29 * arkansas auburn 4/nr 11/5 e. carolina (hc) auburn 3/nr 11/12 * georgia auburn 3/nr 11/19 * Alabama Birmingham 6/4

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1995 Head Coach: Terry Bowden Record: 8-4, 5-3 SEC Final Ranking: 22nd AP, 21st USA Today

9/2 * ole miss auburn 6/nr 9/9 ut-chattANOOGA auburn 6/nr 9/16 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. 5/NR 9/30 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 13/NR 10/7 * miss. state auburn 11/nr 10/14 * florida auburn 7/3 10/21 w. michigan auburn 13/nr 10/28 * Arkansas Little Rock, Ark. 11/NR 11/4 nORTHeast la. (hc) auburn 21/nr 11/11 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. 20/NR 11/18 * alabama auburn 21/17 outback bowl 1/1 Penn State Tampa, Fla. 16/15

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1996 Head Coach: Terry Bowden Record: 8-4, 4-4 SEC Final Ranking: 22nd AP, 21st USA Today

8/31 UAB AUBURN 16/NR 29-0 9/7 FRESNO STATE AUBURN 18/NR 62-0 9/14 * at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 15/NR 45-28 9/21 * LSU AUBURN 13/21 15-19 10/5 * SOUTH CAROLINA AUBURN 20/NR 28-24 10/12 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. 18/NR 49-15 10/19 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 16/1 10-51 11/2 * ARKANSAS AUBURN 24/NR 28-7 11/9 NE LOUISIANA (HC) AUBURN 22/NR 28-24 11/16 * GEORGIA [4 OT] AUBURN 20/NR 49-56 11/23 * at Alabama Birmingham NR/15 23-24 INDEPENDENCE bowl 12/31 Army Shreveport, La. NR/24 32-29

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HISTORY 1997 Iron Bowl - Auburn vs. Alabama 10/6 * MISSISSIPPI STATE AUBURN NR/NR 16-14 W 10/13 * FLORIDA AUBURN NR/1 23-20 W 10/20 LA TECH (HC) [OT] AUBURN 20/NR 48-41 W 10/27 * at Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. 17/NR 17-42 L 11/10 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. 24/19 24-17 W 11/17 * ALABAMA AUBURN 17/NR 7-31 L 12/1 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. 22/25 14-27 L CHICK-FIL-A PEACH BOWL 12/31 North Carolina Atlanta, Ga. NR/NR 10-16 L

2002 Head Coach: Tommy Tuberville Record: 9-4, 5-3 SEC Final Ranking: 14th AP, 16th USA Today SEC Western Division Co-Champions

1997

2000

Head Coach: Terry Bowden Record: 10-3, 6-2 SEC Final Ranking: 11th AP, 11th UPI SEC Western Division Champions

Head Coach: Tommy Tuberville Record: 9-4, 6-2 SEC Final Ranking: 18th AP, 20th USA Today SEC Western Division Champions

9/4 at Virginia Charlottesville, Va.16/NR 28-17 W 9/13 * OLE MISS AUBURN 16/NR 19-9 W 9/20 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. 12/10 31-28 W 9/27 CENTRAL FLORIDA AUBURN 8/NR 41-14 W 10/4 * at South Carolina Columbia, S.C. 8/NR 23-6 W 10/11 LA. TECH (HC) AUBURN 8/NR 49-13 W 10/18 * FLORIDA AUBURN 6/7 10-24 L 10/25 * at Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. 11/NR 26-21 W 11/1 * MISSISSIPPI STATE AUBURN 11/NR 0-20 L 11/15 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. 16/7 45-34 W 11/22 * ALABAMA AUBURN 13/NR 18-17 W SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 12/6 Tennessee Atlanta, Ga. 11/3 29-30 L Peach bowl 1/2 Clemson Atlanta, Ga. 13/NR 21-17 W

8/31 WYOMING AUBURN NR/NR 35-21 W 9/9 * at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. NR/19 35-27 W 9/16 * LSU AUBURN 24/NR 34-17 W 9/23 N. ILLINOIS AUBURN 20/NR 31-14 W 9/30 * VANDERBILT AUBURN 19/NR 33-0 W 10/7 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. 15/20 10-17 L 10/14 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 19/10 7-38 L 10/21 LA TECH (HC) AUBURN NR/NR 38-28 W 10/28 * ARKANSAS AUBURN 25/NR 21-19 W 11/11 * GEORGIA [OT] AUBURN 22/14 29-26 W 11/18 * at Alabama Tuscaloosa 18/NR 9-0 W SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Atlanta, GA 17/7 6-28 L 12/2 Florida florida citrus bowl 1/1 Michigan Orlando, FL 20/17 28-31 L

1998

2001

Head Coach: Terry Bowden and Bill Oliver Record: 3-8, 1-7 SEC

Head Coach: Tommy Tuberville Record: 7-5, 5-3 SEC SEC Western Division Co-Champions

9/3 VIRGINIA AUBURN 25/NR 0-19 L 9/12 * at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. NR/NR 17-0 w 9/19 * lsu auburn NR/7 19-31 l 10/3 * tennessee auburn NR/3 9-17 L 10/10 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. NR/NR 21-38 L 10/17 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. NR/5 3-24 L 10/24 LOUISIANA TECH AUBURN NR/NR 32-17 W 10/31 * arkansas auburn NR/14 21-24 L 11/7 CENTRAL FLA (hc) auburn nr/nr 10-6 w 11/14 * georgia auburn nr/14 17-28 l 11/21 * at Alabama Birmingham NR/NR 17-31 L

9/1 BALL STATE 9/8 * OLE MISS 9/22 at Syracuse 9/29 * at Vanderbilt

AUBURN NR/NR 30-0 AUBURN NR/NR 27-21 Syracuse, N.Y. NR/NR 14-31 Nashville, Tenn. NR/NR 24-21

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9/2 at Southern California Los Angeles NR/18 17-24 9/7 W. CAROLINA AUBURN NR/NR 56-0 9/14 * VANDERBILT AUBURN NR/NR 31-6 9/19 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. NR/NR 42-14 9/28 SYRACUSE [3 OT] AUBURN NR/NR 37-34 10/12 * ARKANSAS AUBURN 24/NR 17-38 10/19 * at Florida [OT] Gainesville, Fla. NR/NR 23-30 10/26 * LSU AUBURN NR/10 31-7 11/2 * at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. NR/NR 31-24 11/9 LA-MONROE (HC) AUBURN NR/NR 52-14 11/16 * GEORGIA AUBURN 24/7 21-24 11/23 * at Alabama Tuscaloosa NR/9 17-7 CAPITAL ONE BOWL 1/1 Penn State Orlando, Fla. 19/10 13-9

2003 Head Coach: Tommy Tuberville Record: 8-5, 5-3 SEC

8/30 SOUTHERN CAL AUBURN 6/8 0-23 9/6 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 17/NR 3-17 9/13 * at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. NR/NR 45-7 9/27 W. KENTUCKY AUBURN NR/NR 48-3 10/4 * TENNESSEE AUBURN NR/7 28-21 10/11 * at Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. NR/7 10-3 10/18 * MISSISSIPPI STATE AUBURN 19/NR 45-13 10/25 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. 17/9 7-31 11/1 LA-MONROE (HC) AUBURN NR/NR 73-7 11/8 * OLE MISS AUBURN NR/20 20-24 11/15 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. NR/7 7-26 11/22 * ALABAMA AUBURN NR/NR 28-23 GAYLORD HOTELS MUSIC CITY BOWL 12/31 Wisconsin Nashville, Tenn. NR/NR 28-14

2003 Music City Bowl - Auburn vs. Wisconsin

1999 Head Coach: Tommy Tuberville Record: 5-6, 2-6 SEC

9/4 APPALACHIAN ST. 9/11 IDAHO 9/18 * at LSU 9/25 * OLE MISS [OT] 10/2 * at Tennessee 10/9 * MISSISSIPPI ST. 10/16 * FLORIDA 10/30 * at Arkansas 11/6 CENTRAL FLA (HC) 11/13 * at Georgia 11/20 * ALABAMA

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AUBURN NR/NR 22-15 W AUBURN NR/NR 30-23 W Baton Rouge, La. NR/NR 41-7 W AUBURN NR/NR 17-24 L Knoxville, Tenn. NR/7 0-24 L AUBURN NR/14 16-18 L AUBURN NR/7 14-32 L Fayetteville, Ark. NR/NR 10-34 L AUBURN NR/NR 28-10 W Athens, Ga. NR/14 38-21 W AUBURN NR/8 17-28 L

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10/27 * OLE MISS AUBURN 11/3 TENNESSEE TECH (HC) AUBURN 11/10 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. 11/24 * ALABAMA AUBURN CHICK-FIL-A BOWL 12/31 Clemson [OT] Atlanta, Ga.

2005 Sugar Bowl - Auburn vs. Virginia Tech

23/NR 19/NR 18/10 25/NR

17-3 35-3 20-45 17-10

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22/15 23-20 W

2008 Head Coach: Tommy Tuberville Record: 5-7, 2-6 SEC

8/30 ULM 9/6 SOUTHERN MISS 9/13 * at Mississippi State 9/20 * LSU 9/27 * TENNESSEE 10/4 * at Vanderbilt 10/11 * ARKANSAS 10/23 at West Virginia 11/1 * at Ole Miss 11/8 UT MARTIN (HC) 11/15 * GEORGIA 11/29 * at Alabama

2006

Head Coach: Tommy Tuberville Record: 13-0, 8-0 SEC Final Ranking: 2nd AP, 2nd ESPN/USA Today SEC Champions National Champions (People’s Choice)

Head Coach: Tommy Tuberville Record: 11-2, 6-2 SEC Final Ranking: 9th AP, 8th ESPN/USA Today

9/4 LA-MONROE AUBURN 17/NR 31-0 9/11 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. 19/NR 43-14 9/18 * LSU AUBURN 14/5 10-9 9/25 THE CITADEL AUBURN 9/NR 33-3 10/2 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 8/10 34-10 10/9 LA TECH (HC) AUBURN 6/NR 52-7 10/16 * ARKANSAS AUBURN 4/NR 38-20 10/23 * KENTUCKY AUBURN 3/NR 42-10 10/30 * at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 3/NR 35-14 11/13 * GEORGIA AUBURN 3/8 24-6 11/20 * at Alabama Tuscaloosa t2/NR 21-13 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Atlanta, Ga. 3/15 38-28 12/4 Tennessee NOKIA SUGAR BOWL 1/3 Virginia Tech New Orleans, LA 3/9 16-13

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2005 Head Coach: Tommy Tuberville Record: 9-3, 7-1 SEC Final Ranking: 14th AP, 14th ESPN/USA Today SEC Western Division Co-Champions

9/3 GEORGIA TECH AUBURN 16/NR 14-23 9/10 * mississippi state AUBURN NR/NR 28-0 9/17 ball state AUBURN NR/NR 63-3 9/24 W. KENTUCKY (HC) AUBURN NR/NR 37-14 10/1 * SOUTH CAROLINA AUBURN NR/NR 48-7 10/15 * at Arkansas Fayetteville, AR 21/NR 34-17 10/22 * at LSU [OT] Baton Rouge, LA 16/7 17-20 10/29 * OLE MISS AUBURN 19/NR 27-3 11/5 * at Kentucky Lexington, KY 17/NR 49-27 11/12 * at Georgia Athens, GA 15/9 31-30 11/19 * ALABAMA AUBURN 11/8 28-18 CAPITAL ONE BOWL 1/2 Wisconsin Orlando, FL 7/21 10-24

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40-14 34-0 7-3 38-7 24-17 10-27 27-17 38-13 23-17 27-0 15-37 22-15

Head Coach: Gene Chizik Record: 8-5, 3-5 SEC

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9/5 LOUISIANA TECH AUBURN NR/NR 37-13 W 9/12 * MISSISSIPPI STATE AUBURN NR/NR 49-24 W 9/19 WEST VIRGINIA AUBURN NR/NR 41-30 W 9/26 BALL STATE AUBURN NR/NR 54-30 W 10/3 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. NR/NR 26-22 W 10/10 * at Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. 17/NR 23-44 L 10/17 * KENTUCKY AUBURN NR/NR 14-21 L 10/24 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. NR/9 10-31 L 10/31 * OLE MISS AUBURN NR/24 33-20 W 11/7 FURMAN (HC) AUBURN NR/NR 63-31 W 11/14 * at Georgia Athens, Ga. NR/NR 24-31 L 11/27 * ALABAMA AUBURN NR/2 21-26 L OUTBACK BOWL 1/1 vs. Northwestern [OT] Tampa, Fla. NR/NR 38-35 W

17-14 W

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2009

2004

9/2 WASHINGTON STATE AUBURN 4/NR 9/9 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. 4/NR 9/16 * LSU AUBURN 3/6 9/23 BUFFALO AUBURN 2/NR 9/28 * at South Carolina Columbia, S.C. 2/NR 10/7 * ARKANSAS AUBURN 2/NR 10/14 * FLORIDA AUBURN 11/2 10/21 TULANE (HC) AUBURN 8/NR 10/28 * at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 7/NR 11/4 ARKANSAS STATE AUBURN 6/NR 11/11 * GEORGIA AUBURN 5/NR 11/18 * at Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. 15/NR AT&T COTTON BOWL CLASSIC 1/1 Nebraska Dallas, Texas 10/22

AUBURN 10/NR 34-0 AUBURN 9/NR 27-13 Starkville, Miss. 9/NR 3-2 AUBURN 10/6 16-21 AUBURN 15/NR 14-12 Nashville, Tenn. 13/19 13-14 AUBURN 20/NR 22-25 Morgantown, WV NR/NR 17-34 Oxford, Miss. NR/NR 7-17 AUBURN NR/NR 37-20 AUBURN NR/13 13-17 Tuscaloosa NR/1 0-36

2007 Head Coach: Tommy Tuberville Record: 9-4, 5-3 SEC Final Ranking: 15th AP, T14th ESPN/USA Today

9/1 KANSAS STATE AUBURN 18/NR 23-13 9/8 SOUTH FLORIDA [OT] AUBURN 17/NR 23-26 9/15 * MISSISSIPPI STATE AUBURN NR/NR 14-19 9/22 NEW MEXICO STATE AUBURN NR/NR 55-20 9/29 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla. NR/4 20-17 10/6 * VANDERBILT AUBURN NR/NR 35-7 10/13 * at Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. 22/NR 9-7 10/20 * at LSU Baton Rouge, La. 18/5 24-30

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2007 Chick-fil-A Bowl - Auburn vs. Clemson

HISTORY NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 2010 Head Coach: Gene Chizik Record: 14-0, 8-0 SEC Final Ranking: 1st AP, 1st ESPN/USA Today SEC Champions National Champions (BCS, AP, FWAA, NFF)

9/4 ARKANSAS STATE AUBURN 22/NR 52-26 W 9/9 * at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. 21/NR 17-14 W 9/18 CLEMSON [OT] AUBURN 16/NR 27-24 W 9/25 * SOUTH CAROLINA AUBURN 17/12 35-27 W 10/2 LOUISIANA-MONROE AUBURN 10/NR 52-3 W 10/9 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 8/NR 37-34 W 10/16 * ARKANSAS AUBURN 7/12 65-43 W 10/23 * LSU AUBURN 5/6 24-17 W 10/30 * at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 3/NR 51-31 W 11/6 UT-CHATTANOOGA AUBURN 3/NR 62-24 W 11/13 * GEORGIA AUBURN 2/NR 49-31 W 11/26 * at Alabama Tuscaloosa 2/9 28-27 W SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 12/4 * South Carolina Atlanta, Ga. 2/18 56-17 W BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Glendale, Ariz. 1/2 22-19 W 1/10 Oregon

2011 BCS National Championship - Auburn vs. Oregon

Middle column denotes Auburn/Opponent AP ranking at time of game.

Coach Chizik with three of the four national championship trophies. From left are the Grantland Rice Trophy (FWAA), the MacArthur Trophy (NFF) and the BCS National Championship Trophy (AFCA). Not pictured is the AP National Championship Trophy.

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Yearly Records

PRE-SEC YEARS (1892-32) Year Overall Conference Head Coach 1892 2-2 Dr. G. Petrie 1893 3-0-2 G.H. Harvey, D.M. Balliet 1894 1-3 SIAA F.M. Hall 1895 2-1 SIAA John Heisman 1896 3-1 SIAA John Heisman 1897 2-0-1 SIAA John Heisman 1898 2-1 SIAA John Heisman 1899 3-1-1 SIAA John Heisman 1900 4-0 SIAA Billy Watkins 1901 2-2-1 SIAA Billy Watkins 1902 2-4-1 SIAA R.S. Kent, Mike Harvey 1903 4-3 SIAA Billy Bates 1904 5-0 SIAA Mike Donahue 1905 2-4 SIAA Mike Donahue 1906 1-5-1 SIAA Mike Donahue 1907 6-2-1 SIAA W.S. Keinholz 1908 6-1 SIAA Mike Donahue 1909 5-2 SIAA Mike Donahue 1910 6-1 SIAA Mike Donahue 1911 4-2-1 SIAA Mike Donahue 1912 6-1-1 SIAA Mike Donahue 1913 8-0 SIAA Mike Donahue 1914 8-0-1 SIAA Mike Donahue 1915 6-2 SIAA Mike Donahue 1916 6-2 SIAA Mike Donahue 1917 6-2-1 SIAA Mike Donahue 1918 2-5 SIAA Mike Donahue 1919 8-1 SIAA Mike Donahue 1920 7-2 SIAA Mike Donahue 1921 5-3 SC Mike Donahue 1922 8-2 SC Mike Donahue 1923 3-3-3 SC Boozer Pitts 1924 4-4-1 SC Boozer Pitts 1925 5-3-1 SC Dave Morey 1926 5-4 SC Dave Morey 1927 0-3 SC Dave Morey 1927 0-4-2 SC Boozer Pitts 1928 1-8 SC George Bohler 1929 2-7 SC George Bohler, John Floyd 1930 3-7 SC Chet Wynne 1931 5-3-1 SC Chet Wynne 1932 9-0-1 SC Chet Wynne SIAA - Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association SC - Southern Conference

SEC YEARS (1933-09) Year 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940

Overall 5-5 2-8 8-2 7-2-2 6-2-3 4-5-1 5-5-1 6-4-1

SEC 2-2 1-6 5-2 4-1-1 4-1-2 3-3-1 3-3-1 3-2-1

Finish t-6th 10th 4th 3rd 3rd t-7th t-5th 5th

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Head Coach Chet Wynne Jack Meagher Jack Meagher Jack Meagher Jack Meagher Jack Meagher Jack Meagher Jack Meagher

1941 4-5-1 1942 6-4-1 1943 1944 4-4 1945 5-5 1946 4-6 1947 2-7 1948 1-8-1 1949 2-4-3 1950 0-10 1951 5-5 1952 2-8 1953 7-3-1 1954 8-3 1955 8-2-1 1956 7-3 1957 10-0 1958 9-0-1 1959 7-3 1960 8-2 1961 6-4 1962 6-3-1 1963 9-2 1964 6-4 1965 5-5-1 1966 4-6 1967 6-4 1968 7-4 1969 8-3 1970 9-2 1971 9-2 1972 10-1 1973 6-6 1974 10-2 1975 4-6-1 1976 4-7 1977 6-5 1978 6-4-1 1979 8-3 1980 5-6 1981 5-6 1982 9-3 1983 11-1 1984 9-4 1985 8-4 1986 10-2 1987 9-1-2 1988 10-2 1989 10-2 1990 8-3-1 1991 5-6 1992 5-5-1 1993 11-0 1994 Â 9-1-1 1995 8-4 1996 8-4 1997 10-3 1998 3-8 1999 5-6 2000 9-4 2001 7-5 2002 9-4 2003 8-5 2004 13-0 2005 9-3 2006 11-2 2007 9-4 2008 5-7 2009 8-5 2010 14-0 117 Years 703-400-47

0-4-1 11th Jack Meagher 3-3 7th Jack Meagher NO TEAM -- WORLD WAR II 0-4 t-10th Carl Voyles 2-3 t-7th Carl Voyles 1-5 10th Carl Voyles 1-5 11th Carl Voyles 0-7 12th Earl Brown 2-4-2 8th Earl Brown 0-7 12th Earl Brown 3-4 6th Ralph Jordan 0-7 12th Ralph Jordan 4-2-1 t-5th Ralph Jordan 3-3 t-6th Ralph Jordan 5-1-1 2nd Ralph Jordan 4-3 5th Ralph Jordan 7-0 1st Ralph Jordan 6-0-1 2nd Ralph Jordan 4-3 t-5th Ralph Jordan 5-2 4th Ralph Jordan 3-4 7th Ralph Jordan 4-3 6th Ralph Jordan 6-1 2nd Ralph Jordan 3-3 6th Ralph Jordan 4-1-1 2nd Ralph Jordan 1-5 8th Ralph Jordan 3-3 7th Ralph Jordan 4-2 t-3rd Ralph Jordan 5-2 3rd Ralph Jordan 5-2 t-2nd Ralph Jordan 5-1 t-2nd Ralph Jordan 6-1 2nd Ralph Jordan 2-5 t-8th Ralph Jordan 4-2 t-2nd Ralph Jordan 2-4 t-6th Ralph Jordan 3-3 t-6th Doug Barfield 5-1 3rd Doug Barfield 3-2-1 3rd Doug Barfield 4-2 t-3rd Doug Barfield 0-6 t-9th Doug Barfield 2-4 t-6th Pat Dye 4-2 t-3rd Pat Dye 6-0 1st Pat Dye 4-2 t-3rd Pat Dye 3-3 5th Pat Dye 4-2 t-2nd Pat Dye 5-0-1 1st Pat Dye 6-1 t-1st Pat Dye 6-1 t-1st Pat Dye 4-2-1 4th Pat Dye 2-5 8th Pat Dye 2-5-1 5th West Pat Dye 8-0 NA Terry Bowden 6-1-1 NA Terry Bowden 5-3 2nd West Terry Bowden 4-4 3rd West Terry Bowden 6-2 t-1st West Terry Bowden 1-7 6th West Bowden/Bill Oliver 2-6 5th West Tommy Tuberville 6-2 1st West Tommy Tuberville 5-3 t-1st West Tommy Tuberville 5-3 t-1st West Tommy Tuberville 5-3 3rd West Tommy Tuberville 8-0 1st/1st W Tommy Tuberville 7-1 t-1st/West Tommy Tuberville 6-2 t-2nd/West Tommy Tuberville 5-3 2nd/West Tommy Tuberville 2-6 T4th/West Tommy Tuberville 3-5 T4th/West Gene Chizik 8-0 1st/West Gene Chizik 291-208-18 26 Coaches

HISTORY Records vs. All Opponents First Opponent Won Lost Tied Game 1 0 0 1988 Akron Alabama 34 40 1 1893 1 0 0 1996 UAB Arizona 2 1 0 1968 11 8 1 1984 Arkansas Arkansas State 2 0 0 2006 1 0 0 1999 Appalachian State Army 1 2 0 1922

Last Game

Ball State 3 1 Baylor Birmingham-Southern 13 1 Boston College Buffalo 1

2009 1976 1939 1982

Cal State-Fullerton Camp Gordon Camp Greenleaf Camp Sheridan Carlisle Indians Central Florida Centre Citadel Clemson Cincinnati Colorado

0 2 3 2 0

0 2001 1 1954 0 1920 0 1939 0 2006

1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 3 0 1 2 1 0 34 11 2 0 1 0

0 1990 0 1918 0 1918 0 1917 0 1914 0 1997 0 1921 0 2004 2 1899 0 1984 0 1972

2010 1977 2010 2010 1996

1919 1918 1999 1923 2010 1986

Davidson Detroit Duke

0 1 3

2 0 3

0 1905 0 1936 0 1892

1917

East Carolina East Tennessee State Erskine

3 1 1

0 0 0

0 1985 0 1994 0 1932

1994

Florida Florida State Fort Benning Fresno State Furman

42 38 13 4 5 0 1 0 4 0

2 1912 1 1954 0 1921 0 1996 0 1946

2007 1990 1944

Georgetown George Washington Georgia Georgia Navy P-F Georgia Southern Georgia Tech Gordon

0 0 0 1 54 52 0 1 1 0 47 41 4 0

1 1942 0 1933 8 1892 0 1942 0 1991 4 1892 0 1906

Hardin-Simmons Houston

1 5

0 1

0 1959 0 1956

Idaho Indiana

1 1

0 0

2 3 25

0 0 6

0 1987 0 1978 1 1934

Kansas Kansas State Kentucky

0 1951 0 1945 0 1994 1 1901 1 1941 0 1974 0 1936

Manhattan Marion Maryland Maryville Marquette Maxwell Field Memphis Mercer Miami (Fla.) Michigan

0 1939 0 1914 0 1952 1 1906 0 1926 0 1945 0 1975 0 1896 0 1944 0 1984

1 0 1 0 1 1 2 0 4 1

2009

2010 2004 1909 1973

1999 1990

Louisiana College 1 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 4 0 8 0 Louisiana-Monroe LSU 20 24 11 0 Louisiana Tech Louisville 1 0 1 0 Loyola 0 6 2 1 0 0 0 11 7 1

1980

1988 2007 2010 1992 2010 2010 2009

1922 1983 1907

First Opponent Won Lost Tied Game 1 0 0 1938 Michigan State Mississippi 26 9 0 1928 59 23 2 1905 Mississippi State Missouri 0 1 0 1973 2 0 0 1899 Montgomery

Last Game

Nashville Nebraska New Mexico State North Alabama A.C. North Carolina North Carolina State North Texas Northern Illinois Northwestern

3 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1

1 3 0 0 4 1 0 0 0

0 1897 0 1964 0 1993 0 1914 0 1892 0 1977 0 1981 0 2000 0 2009

1901 2007 2007

Oglethorpe Ohio State Oklahoma Oregon Oregon State

4 1 0 1 1

0 0 1 0 0

0 1918 1 1917 0 1972 0 2010 0 1973

1935 1990

Pacific Penn State Presbyterian

1 1 1

0 1 0

0 1989 0 1996 0 1944

Rice Richmond Rutgers

0 1 1

2 0 0

0 1937 0 1980 0 1982

Saint Louis 1 Samford (Howard) 25 Santa Clara 0 Sewanee 4 South Carolina 8 South Florida 0 Southeastern Louisiana 0 Southern California 1 SMU 0 Southern Mississippi 17 Spring Hill 5 Stetson 1 Syracuse 1

0 0 1 6 1 1 1 2 3 5 0 1 1

0 1946 1 1903 0 1936 2 1893 1 1930 0 2007 0 1950 0 1987 0 1940 0 1946 0 1919 0 1927 1 1988

Tennessee 27 21 Tennessee-Chattanooga 21 0 Tennessee Tech 1 0 Tennessee-Martin 1 0 Texas 3 5 Texas A&M 0 2 TCU 3 0 0 1 Texas Tech Tulane 14 17

3 1900 0 1926 0 2007 0 2008 0 1910 0 1911 0 1966 0 1954 6 1902

2009 2010

Vanderbilt Villanova Virginia Virginia Tech

1 1893 2 1936 0 1997 1 1924

2008 1942 1998 2005

0 1958 0 2006 0 1920 0 2008 0 1986 0 2003 0 1995 1 1931 0 1930 0 2000

1982

Wake Forest Washington State Washington & Lee West Virginia Western Carolina Western Kentucky Western Michigan Wisconsin Wofford Wyoming

20 20 4 1 1 1 3 1 6 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 3 1

2 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0

bold indicates a 2011 opponent

1976 1922 1984 2001

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2010 2010 1903

2001 1979

2003 1938

1993 1931 2010 2003 1968 2008 1931 1953 2002

1991 1986 1981 2006

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2010 national champions 2010 statistics RECORD..................... OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES............................ 14-0 8-0 4-0 2-0 CONFERENCE.......................... 8-0 4-0 4-0 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE................. 6-0 4-0 0-0 2-0 DATE.................... OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND 09/04/2010...........ARKANSAS STATE W 52-25 83,441 09/09/2010...........at Mississippi State* W 17-14 54,806 09/18/2010...........CLEMSON W (OT) 27-24 87,451 09/25/2010...........#12 SOUTH CAROLINA* W 35-27 87,237 10/02/2010...........ULM W 52-3 80,759 10/09/2010...........at Kentucky* W 37-34 70,776 10/16/2010...........#12 ARKANSAS* W 65-43 87,451 10/23/2010...........#6 LSU* W 24-17 87,451 10/30/2010...........at Ole Miss* W 51-31 61,474 11/06/2010...........CHATTANOOGA W 62-24 87,451 11/13/2010...........GEORGIA* W 49-31 87,451 11/26/2010...........at #9 Alabama* W 28-27 101,821 12/04/2010...........vs. #18 South Carolina W 56-17 75,802 01/10/2011...........vs. #2 Oregon W 22-19 78,603 RUSHING........... GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Cam Newton.......... 14 264 1662 189 1473 5.6 20 71 105.2 Michael Dyer.......... 14 182 1106 13 1093 6.0 5 38 78.1 Onterio McCalebb... 14 95 850 40 810 8.5 9 70 57.9 Mario Fannin.......... 13 61 413 18 395 6.5 5 42 30.4 Terrell Zachery......... 14 11 89 18 71 6.5 0 31 5.1 Barrett Trotter............. 5 5 68 0 68 13.6 1 34 13.6 Davis Hooper............ 4 12 39 2 37 3.1 0 6 9.2 Neil Caudle............ 14 2 35 13 22 11.0 0 35 1.6 Kodi Burns.............. 14 6 12 2 10 1.7 1 4 0.7 Clint Moseley............ 1 2 8 0 8 4.0 0 5 8.0 Trovon Reed.............. 1 2 8 0 8 4.0 0 6 8.0 Anthony Morgan....... 9 2 7 0 7 3.5 0 5 0.8 Eric Smith................ 14 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 TEAM....................... 7 7 0 15 -15 -2.1 0 0 -2.1 Total...................14 652 4297 310 3987 6.1 41 71 284.8 Opponents..........14 448 1888 361 1527 3.4 16 83 109.1 PASSING......... G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Cam Newton.....14 182.05 185-280-7 66.1 2854 30 94 203.9 Barrett Trotter........5 126.40 6-9-0 66.7 64 0 16 12.8 Kodi Burns.........14 176.56 2-5-0 40.0 42 1 22 3.0 Neil Caudle.......14 452.80 1-1-0 100.0 42 0 42 3.0 TEAM..................7 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Total.............. 14 180.56 194-296-7 65.5 3002 31 94 214.4 Opponents..... 14 133.67 325-515-12 63.1 3630 25 81 259.3 RECEIVING.............. G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Darvin Adams.............14 52 963 18.5 7 62 68.8 Terrell Zachery.............14 43 605 14.1 4 80 43.2 Emory Blake................14 33 554 16.8 8 94 39.6 Mario Fannin..............13 17 173 10.2 2 38 13.3 Philip Lutzenkirchen......13 15 185 12.3 5 39 14.2 Kodi Burns..................14 11 177 16.1 1 35 12.6 Onterio McCalebb.......14 7 86 12.3 1 23 6.1 Eric Smith....................14 5 49 9.8 0 14 3.5 Quindarius Carr..........14 3 103 34.3 2 48 7.4 Derek Winter..............14 3 44 14.7 0 16 3.1 Cam Newton..............14 2 42 21.0 1 22 3.0 DeAngelo Benton...........9 1 15 15.0 0 15 1.7 Michael Dyer..............14 1 9 9.0 0 9 0.6 Shaun Kitchens..............9 1 -3 -3.0 0 0 -0.3 Total......................14 194 3002 15.5 31 94 214.4 Opponents.............14 325 3630 11.2 25 81 259.3

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TEAM STATISTICS.......................................... AU......................OPP SCORING........................................................... 577.......................... 337 Points Per Game................................................ 41.2......................... 24.1 FIRST DOWNS..................................................... 344.......................... 299 Rushing............................................................. 202.......................... 104 Passing.............................................................. 126.......................... 167 Penalty................................................................ 16............................ 28 RUSHING YARDAGE.......................................... 3987........................ 1527 Yards gained rushing........................................ 4297........................ 1888 Yards lost rushing................................................ 310.......................... 361 Rushing Attempts................................................ 652.......................... 448 Average Per Rush................................................. 6.1........................... 3.4 Average Per Game.......................................... 284.8....................... 109.1 TDs Rushing......................................................... 41............................ 16 PASSING YARDAGE........................................... 3002........................ 3630 Comp-Att-Int..............................................194-296-7...............325-515-12 Average Per Pass............................................... 10.1........................... 7.0 Average Per Catch............................................. 15.5......................... 11.2 Average Per Game.......................................... 214.4....................... 259.3 TDs Passing.......................................................... 31............................ 25 TOTAL OFFENSE................................................ 6989........................ 5157 Total Plays.......................................................... 948.......................... 963 Average Per Play................................................. 7.4........................... 5.4 Average Per Game.......................................... 499.2....................... 368.4 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards................................. 63-1482................... 90-1772 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards.................................. 22-136........................11-50 INT RETURNS: #-Yards....................................... 12-95..........................7-45 KICK RETURN AVERAGE...................................... 23.5......................... 19.7 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE....................................... 6.2........................... 4.5 INT RETURN AVERAGE.......................................... 7.9........................... 6.4 FUMBLES-LOST.................................................. 20-10........................21-10 PENALTIES-Yards.............................................. 79-745..................... 69-565 Average Per Game............................................ 53.2......................... 40.4 PUNTS-Yards................................................. 42-1590................... 66-2665 Average Per Punt............................................... 37.9......................... 40.4 Net punt average.............................................. 35.2......................... 36.8 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game.......................... 29:18...................... 30:42 3RD-DOWN Conversions................................ 86/162.................... 68/183 3rd-Down Pct.................................................... 53%..........................37% 4TH-DOWN Conversions...................................... 5/8...................... 13/26 4th-Down Pct..................................................... 62%..........................50% SACKS BY-Yards.............................................. 35-211..................... 23-152 MISC YARDS............................................................ 0............................-20 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED...................................... 75............................ 42 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS.................................... 17-22........................14-18 ON-SIDE KICKS..................................................... 1-1............................2-2 RED-ZONE SCORES.................................(57-66) 86%..............(38-45) 84% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS.....................(44-66) 67%..............(27-45) 60% PAT-ATTEMPTS..........................................(74-75) 99%..............(37-39) 95% ATTENDANCE............................................... 688692.................... 288877 Games/Avg Per Game................................ 8/86086.................. 4/72219 Neutral Site Games..................................................................... 2/77202 Neutral Site Games..................................................................... 1/49383 SCORE BY QUARTERS........... 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Auburn......................................142 180 124 128 3 577 Opponents.................................117 95 69 56 0 337 PUNT RETURNS.... No. Yds Avg TD Long Quindarius Carr..........19 108 5.7 0 18 Darvin Adams...............2 21 10.5 0 11 Antonio Goodwin..........1 7 7.0 0 0 Total......................22 136 6.2 0 18 Opponents.............11 50 4.5 0 19 INTERCEPTIONS.... No. Yds Avg TD Long Zac Etheridge................3 52 17.3 0 33 Josh Bynes....................3 33 11.0 0 33 Demond Washington.....3 1 0.3 0 1 T’Sharvan Bell...............1 10 10.0 1 10 Nick Fairley..................1 -1 -1.0 0 0 Daren Bates..................1 0 0.0 0 0 Total......................12 95 7.9 1 33 Opponents...............7 45 6.4 0 25

2010 statistics KICK RETURNS..... No. Yds Avg Demond Washington...46 1117 24.3 Onterio McCalebb.........8 227 28.4 Eric Smith......................3 20 6.7 Philip Lutzenkirchen........2 14 7.0 Craig Sanders...............2 32 16.0 Ralph Spry....................1 20 20.0 Anthony Morgan...........1 52 52.0 Total......................63 1482 23.5 Opponents.............90 1772 19.7

TD Long 1 95 0 99 0 11 0 8 0 17 0 20 0 52 1 99 1 98

FUMBLE RETURNS.No. Yds Avg TD Long Zac Etheridge................1 47 47.0 1 47 Total........................1 47 47.0 1 47 Opponents...............1 7 7.0 0 7 |------------- PATs -------------| SCORING........... TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Cam Newton..........21 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 126 Wes Byrum...............0 17-22 72-73 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 123 Onterio McCalebb...10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60 Emory Blake..............8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48 Darvin Adams...........7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 Mario Fannin............7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 Philip Lutzenkirchen....5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Michael Dyer............5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Terrell Zachery...........4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Kodi Burns................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Quindarius Carr........2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Demond Washington.1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Barrett Trotter.............1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 T’Sharvan Bell...........1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Zac Etheridge............1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Cody Parkey.............0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 2 Mike Blanc................0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 Total.................. 75 17-22 74-75 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 577 Opponents......... 42 14-18 37-39 1-1 2 2-2 0 0 337 TOTAL OFFENSE....... G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Cam Newton..............14 544 1473 2854 4327 309.1 Michael Dyer..............14 182 1093 0 1093 78.1 Onterio McCalebb.......14 95 810 0 810 57.9 Mario Fannin..............13 61 395 0 395 30.4 Barrett Trotter.................5 14 68 64 132 26.4 Terrell Zachery.............14 11 71 0 71 5.1 Neil Caudle................14 3 22 42 64 4.6 Kodi Burns..................14 11 10 42 52 3.7 Davis Hooper................4 12 37 0 37 9.2 Trovon Reed..................1 2 8 0 8 8.0 Clint Moseley................1 2 8 0 8 8.0 Anthony Morgan...........9 2 7 0 7 0.8 TEAM...........................7 8 -15 0 -15 -2.1 Total......................14 948 3987 3002 6989 499.2 Opponents.............14 963 1527 3630 5157 368.4

PUNTING............. No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Ryan Shoemaker..........32 1254 39.2 51 3 12 10 0 Steven Clark..................9 314 34.9 42 0 5 2 0 Cam Newton................1 22 22.0 22 0 0 0 0 Total......................42 1590 37.9 51 3 17 12 0 Opponents.............66 2665 40.4 56 5 17 20 1 KICKOFFS............ No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Wes Byrum ...........64 4230 66.1 5 1 Cody Parkey ...........35 2211 63.2 2 0 Total......................99 6441 65.1 7 1 1772 45.7 24 Opponents.............68 4272 62.8 5 0 1482 39.6 30 ALL PURPOSE.......... G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Cam Newton..............14 1473 42 0 0 0 1515 108.2 Onterio McCalebb.......14 810 86 0 227 0 1123 80.2 Demond Washington...14 0 0 0 1117 1 1118 79.9 Michael Dyer..............14 1093 9 0 0 0 1102 78.7 Darvin Adams.............14 0 963 21 0 0 984 70.3 Terrell Zachery.............14 71 605 0 0 0 676 48.3 Mario Fannin..............13 395 173 0 0 0 568 43.7 Emory Blake................14 0 554 0 0 0 554 39.6 Quindarius Carr..........14 0 103 108 0 0 211 15.1 Philip Lutzenkirchen......13 0 185 0 14 0 199 15.3 Kodi Burns..................14 10 177 0 0 0 187 13.4 Eric Smith....................14 0 49 0 20 0 69 4.9 Barrett Trotter.................5 68 0 0 0 0 68 13.6 Anthony Morgan...........9 7 0 0 52 0 59 6.6 Zac Etheridge..............14 0 0 0 0 52 52 3.7 Derek Winter..............14 0 44 0 0 0 44 3.1 Davis Hooper................4 37 0 0 0 0 37 9.2 Josh Bynes..................14 0 0 0 0 33 33 2.4 Craig Sanders.............13 0 0 0 32 0 32 2.5 Neil Caudle................14 22 0 0 0 0 22 1.6 Ralph Spry....................1 0 0 0 20 0 20 20.0 DeAngelo Benton...........9 0 15 0 0 0 15 1.7 T’Sharvan Bell.............11 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.9 Trovon Reed..................1 8 0 0 0 0 8 8.0 Clint Moseley................1 8 0 0 0 0 8 8.0 Antonio Goodwin........14 0 0 7 0 0 7 0.5 Nick Fairley................14 0 0 0 0 -1 -1 -0.1 Shaun Kitchens..............9 0 -3 0 0 0 -3 -0.3 TEAM...........................7 -15 0 0 0 0 -15 -2.1 Total......................14 3987 3002 136 1482 95 8702 621.6 Opponents.............14 1527 3630 50 1772 45 7024 501.7

FIELD GOALS...FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Wes Byrum 77.3 3-3 6-7 5-8 3-3 0-1 48 1 ..........17-22 FG SEQUENCE Auburn OPPONENTS Arkansas St. (24) (26),(41) Mississippi State (34),37 Clemson (35),(39) (42),32 South Carolina 52,23 ULM (19) (35) Kentucky (38),(19),(24) (29),(35) Arkansas (43),(26),(28) LSU (42),39 (48) (25),(35),(48) (32) Ole Miss Chattanooga - 42,(37) - (28) Georgia Alabama - (20),(32) 36 51,42,(33) South Carolina Oregon (28),(19) (26) Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

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|-----------------Tackles-----------------| |-Sacks-| |-----------Pass Def-----------| |-----Fumbles-----| Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS............. GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 17 Josh Bynes...................... 14 36 37 73 5.5-16 1.0-7 3-33 5 8 . 1 . . 4 Zac Etheridge................. 14 41 28 69 1.5-3 . 3-52 4 . 1-47 . . . 15 Neiko Thorpe.................. 14 45 19 64 0.5-1 . . 9 . . . . . 46 Craig Stevens.................. 12 30 32 62 3.5-8 0.5-1 . 1 3 1-0 1 . . 90 Nick Fairley.................... 14 36 24 60 24.0-106 11.5-74 1--1 . 21 2-0 2 . . 26 Mike McNeil................... 14 39 17 56 . . . 2 2 . . . . 14 Demond Washington....... 14 47 8 55 6.5-18 1.0-10 3-1 3 1 1-0 . . . 25 Daren Bates.................... 12 31 17 48 1.0-1 . 1-0 . 7 . 2 . . 22 T’Sharvan Bell................. 11 29 9 38 3.5-7 1.0-4 1-10 4 . 1-0 . . . 21 Eltoro Freeman................ 12 22 15 37 4.0-10 1.0-3 . . 1 . . . . 2 Aairon Savage................ 7 27 10 37 1.0-1 . . 1 . . . . . 45 Antoine Carter................ 13 19 14 33 11.0-54 4.5-35 . 2 17 . 2 . . 98 Zach Clayton.................. 14 18 10 28 8.0-25 1.0-2 . 1 8 . . . . 35 Jonathan Evans............... 13 16 11 27 1.0-1 . . . . . . . . 93 Mike Blanc..................... 14 14 12 26 4.5-15 2.5-14 . 1 5 1-0 . 1 1 12 Demetruce McNeal.......... 13 17 7 24 . . . 1 . . 1 . . 94 Nosa Eguae.................... 14 14 8 22 7.5-28 3.5-22 . . 5 . . . . 49 Michael Goggans............ 14 9 13 22 5.0-9 1.5-1 . . 2 . 1 . . 11 Chris Davis..................... 14 14 5 19 . . . 3 . . . . . 55 Corey Lemonier............... 14 11 6 17 5.0-23 2.0-13 . . 6 . 1 . . 5 Jake Holland................... 9 7 5 12 2.0-4 1.0-3 . 1 1 1-0 . . . 95 Dee Ford........................ 13 7 4 11 2.0-16 2.0-16 . . 4 . . . . 80 Emory Blake.................... 14 8 3 11 . . . . . . . . . 16 Ikeem Means.................. 14 6 4 10 . . . . . . . . . 33 Jessel Curry..................... 6 3 6 9 . . . . 2 . . . . 13 Craig Sanders................. 13 7 1 8 1.0-6 1.0-6 . . . . . . . 8 Anthony Morgan............. 9 6 2 8 . . . . . . 1 . . 54 Jeffrey Whitaker.............. 14 4 3 7 . . . . 2 . . . . 51 Watson Downs................ 2 5 1 6 . . . . . . . . . 92 Kenneth Carter................ 8 5 1 6 1.0-5 . . . 3 1-0 . . . 20 Drew Cole...................... 11 6 . 6 . . . . . . . . . 19 Ryan White..................... 7 5 1 6 . . . 1 . . . . . 4 Shaun Kitchens................ 9 4 1 5 . . . . . . . . . 32 Eric Smith....................... 14 3 2 5 . . . . . . . . . 40 Chris Humphries.............. 9 2 2 4 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 58 Harris Gaston................. 9 3 . 3 . . . . 1 . . . . 74 Jamar Travis.................... 14 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . . 24 Ryan Smith...................... 14 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . . 97 Derrick Lykes................... 3 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . . 89 Darvin Adams................. 14 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . . 18 Wes Byrum..................... 14 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 48 Woody Parramore........... 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 36 Cody Parkey................... 7 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 81 Terrell Zachery................ 14 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 18 Kodi Burns...................... 14 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 2 Cam Newton.................. 14 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 75 Brandon Mosley.............. 14 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 28 Wade Christopher........... 6 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 6 Antonio Goodwin............ 14 . . . . . . . . . . 1 . Total ................................. 14 613 340 953 99-357 35-211 12-95 39 99 10-47 12 2 1 Opponents........................... 14 627 314 941 74.0-290 23-152 7-45 28 50 10-7 13 1 .

Special Teams Tackles |------Tackles------| SPECIAL TEAMS.......................Solo Ast Total 12 Demetruce McNeal...............13 2 15 35 Jonathon Evans...................... 7 4 11 26 Mike McNeil.......................... 7 2 9 80 Emory Blake.......................... 6 3 9 13 Craig Sanders........................ 6 1 7 15 Neiko Thorpe......................... 5 1 6 16 Ikeem Means......................... 3 3 6 11 Chris Davis............................ 5 0 5 4 Shaun Kitchens....................... 4 1 5 32 Eric Smith.............................. 3 2 5 20 Drew Cole.................................. 4 0 4 22 T’Sharvan Bell........................ 2 1 3

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|------Tackles------| PECIAL TEAMS.......................Solo Ast Total S 24 Ryan Smith............................ 3 0 3 14 Demond Washington.............. 2 0 2 58 Harris Gaston........................ 2 0 2 89 Darvin Adams........................ 2 0 2 40 Chris Humphries..................... 1 1 2 46 Craig Stevens........................ 1 1 2 33 Jessel Curry........................... 1 0 1 36 Cody Parkey.......................... 1 0 1 51 Watson Downs....................... 1 0 1 74 Jamar Travis........................... 1 0 1 8 Anthony Morgan.................... 0 1 1 18 Wes Byrum............................ 0 1 1

2010 statistics Plays Yards ARKANSAS STATE 6 58 1 36 4 65 3 65 2 69 4 69 8 55 9 71

TOP

Qtr

1:51 0:06 1:26 0:47 0:45 1:01 2:45 4:07

1 1 2 2 2 3 3 4

K. Burns 3-yard run M. Fannin 36-yard pass from C. Newton C. Newton 2-yard run Q. Carr 48-yard pass from C. Newton C. Newton 71-yard run M. Fannin 38-yard pass from C. Newton W. Byrum 24-yard field goal M. Dyer 2-yard run

MISSISSIPPI STATE 8 68 3:38 8 50 3:44 7 28 2:56

1 2 2

E. Blake 39-yard pass from C. Newton D. Adams 12-yard pass from C. Newton W. Byrum 34-yard field goal

1:14 2:45 2:44 0:38 --

2 3 3 3 OT

W. Byrum 34-yard field goal O. McCalebb 12-yard run D. Adams 8-yard pass from C. Newton T. Zachery 78-yard pass from C. Newton W. Byrum 39-yard field goal

SOUTH CAROLINA 5 80 2:08 12 76 5:30 11 80 3:46 4 26 1:10 9 53 3:53

1 2 3 4 4

C. Newton 54-yard run C. Newton 3-yard run C. Newton 4-yard run P. Lutzenkirchen 7-yard pass from C. Newton E. Blake 12-yard pass from C. Newton

LOUISIANA-MONROE 2 65 0:32 2 97 0:42 8 48 2:22 9 66 3:19 4 49 1:41 6 21 2:22 9 56 4:40 5 41 2:18

1 1 1 2 2 3 4 4

O. McCalebb 50-yard run E. Blake 94-yard pass from C. Newton W. Byrum 19-yard field goal M. Dyer 3-yard run Q. Carr 16-yard pass from C. Newton P. Lutzenkirchen 5-yard pass from C. Newton M. Fannin 2-yard run B. Trotter 18-yard run

KENTUCKY 9 8 6 6 9 10 19

78 80 80 31 80 73 86

4:58 3:17 2:40 1:22 3:46 4:39 7:22

1 1 2 2 2 4 4

C. Newton 16-yard run C. Newton 8-yard run C. Newton 5-yard run W. Byrum 38-yard field goal C. Newton 3-yard run W. Byrum 19-yard field goal W. Byrum 24-yard field goal

ARKANSAS 6 9 7 3 6 12 3 7 -- 2 2

53 66 71 25 71 69 1 68 -- 7 47

2:24 3:32 3:15 0:32 1:06 4:16 1:30 2:25 -- 0:53 0:54

1 2 2 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 4

C. Newton 5-yard run W. Byrum 43-yard field goal M. Fannin 4-yard run O. McCalebb 13-yard run W. Byrum 26-yard field goal W. Byrum 28-yard field goal C. Newton 1-yard run E. Blake 15-yard pass from C. Newton Z. Etheridge 47-yard fumble return C. Newton 3-yard run M. Dyer 38-yard run

CLEMSON 6 6 8 2 4

53 61 72 83 4

Scoring Play

Plays LSU 6 10 3 3

Yards

TOP

Qtr

54 42 91 90

2:01 4:17 1:38 1:05

1 2 3 4

C. Newton 1-yard run W. Byrum 42-yard field goal C. Newton 49-yard run O. McCalebb 70-yard run

71 77 80 98 -- 23 41 67 81

2:22 0:55 6:07 4:37 -- 1:11 3:20 2:02 6:18

1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 4

C. Newton 20-yard pass from K. Burns O. McCalebb 68-yard run W. Byrum 25-yard field goal D. Adams 24-yard pass from C. Newton D. Washington 95-yard kickoff return W. Byrum 35-yard field goal W. Byrum 48-yard field goal M. Dyer 30-yard run T. Zachery 10-yard pass from C. Newton

TENNESSEE-CHATTANOOGA 2 62 0:30 6 74 1:38 11 63 3:34 3 50 0:35 2 83 0:46 1 49 0:17 5 68 1:11 4 50 1:40 1 42 0:29

1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 4

D. Adams 30-yard pass from C. Newton E. Blake 20-yard pass from C. Newton C. Newton 1-yard run D. Adams 39-yard pass from C. Newton T. Zachery 80-yard pass from C. Newton O. McCalebb 49-yard run M. Dyer 37-yard run M. Fannin 13-yard run M. Fannin 42-yard run

GEORGIA 5 8 9 9 7 13 7

80 62 73 59 81 79 27

2:24 3:34 3:00 4:12 2:50 6:55 2:57

1 2 2 3 3 4 4

C. Newton 31-yard run O. McCalebb 4-yard run P. Lutzenkirchen 18-yard pass from C. Newton O. McCalebb 2-yard run O. McCalebb 4-yard run P. Lutzenkirchen 13-yard pass from C. Newton C. Newton 1-yard run

ALABAMA 8 2 8 11

80 69 75 67

2:53 0:56 3:14 4:10

2 3 3 4

E. Blake 36-yard pass from C. Newton T. Zachery 70-yard pass from C. Newton C. Newton 1-yard run P. Lutzenkirchen 7-yard pass from C. Newton

OLE MISS 6 3 15 12 -- 7 7 4 10

Scoring Play

SOUTH CAROLINA (SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME) 4 77 1:40 1 O. McCalebb 12-yard pass from C. Newton 12 74 4:22 1 C. Newton 5- yard run 4 76 0:51 1 D. Adams 54-yard pass from C. Newton 2 59 0:16 2 D. Adams 51-yard pass from C. Newton 7 75 2:09 3 C. Newton 1-yard run -- -- -- 3 T. Bell 10-yard interception return 13 91 7:11 4 E. Blake 7-yard pass from C. Newton 9 81 5:26 4 M. Fannin 6-yard run OREGON (BCS CHAMPIONSHIP GAME) 8 82 2:08 2 K. Burns 35-yard pass from C. Newton -- -- -- 2 M. Blanc safety 6 66 1:34 2 E. Blake 30-yard pass from C. Newton 9 60 3:24 3 W. Byrum 28-yard field goal 7 73 2:27 4 W. Byrum 19-yard field goal

Average Scoring Drive: Plays: 6.6 Yards: 62.6 Time: 2:36

Miscellaneous Stats Average Time of Possession (by Quarter)

1 2 AUBURN........... 6:09 7:35 Opponent......... 8:50 7:24

3 4 Total 7:30 8:02 29:17 7:29 6:57 30:42

Third Down Conversions (by Quarter)

1 2 3 4/OT Total AUBURN.................18 of 33 25 of 48 18 of 38 25 of 43 86 of 162 Pct.................... 54.5 52.1 47.4 58.1 53.1 Opponents...............20 of 43 26 of 53 10 of 43 12 of 44 68 of 183 Pct.................... 46.5 49.1 23.3 27.3 37.2

Third Down Conversions (by Yardage)

Yards to go 1-3 4-6 7-10 11+ Total AUBURN 39 of 56 24 of 36 16 of 37 7 of 33 86 of 162 Pct. 69.6 66.7 43.2 21.2 53.1 Opponents 28 of 40 18 of 49 16 of 63 6 of 31 68 of 183 Pct. 70.0 36.7 25.4 19.4 37.2

Red Zone

AU Scores/Times in Red Zone: 57/66 (.864) AU TDs/Times in Red Zone: 44/66 (.667) Scores (57): 44 TD, 13 FG Non-Scores (9): 4 Half, 3 FGA, INT, Downs Opp. Scores/Times in Red Zone: 38/45 (.844) Opp. TDs/Times in Red Zone: 27/45 (.600) Scores (38): 27 TD, 11 FG Non-Scores (7): 3 INT, 2 FGA, 1 Fumble, 1 Downs

Turnovers

Takeaways — 22, Giveaways — 17 Difference — +5 Points Off TOs — AU 97, Opp. 52 Points Off TOs/Game — AU 6.9, Opp. 3.7

Kickoffs

Kickoffs — 99 Byrum — 64 KO, 5 TB, 1 OB Parkey — 35 KO, 2 TB, 0 OB Touchbacks — 7 Out of Bounds — 1 Opp. Returns — 90 for 1772 yards (19.7) On-side kicks — 1-for-1

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Game-By-Game Team Stats First Downs Rushing Passing Total Off. Punts Fum. Penalties 3rd Time of Game Score Tot Ru-Pa-Pe No-Yds-TD C-A-I Yds TD Pl-Yds No-Avg F/L No-Yds Dns Poss ———————————————————————————————————————————————— ——————————————————————————— Arkansas State 26 22 4-17-1 35-43-2 33-49-0 323 1 84-366 8-38.6 1/0 5-28 5-18 34:23 at Auburn 52 23 16-7-0 49-367-4 11-16-0 241 3 65-608 4-39.2 2/2 7-60 5-10 25:37 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— at Mississippi State 14 16 7-8-1 33-117-2 16-35-1 129 0 68-246 7-41.6 2/1 2-25 5-15 28:12 Auburn 17 21 14-7-0 46-190-0 12-21-1 158 2 67-348 4-39.2 2/1 4-35 6-14 31:48 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Clemson 24 27 11-13-3 47-187-1 20-34-0 220 2 81-407 7-41.3 1/0 5-50 5-15 34:20 at Auburn 27 17 9-7-1 47-221-1 7-14-2 203 2 61-424 6-40.2 0/0 10-97 5-13 25:40 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— South Carolina 27 20 5-14-1 28-79-1 19-29-2 305 3 57-384 3-48.0 2/2 5-37 4-8 28:52 at Auburn 35 29 20-8-1 57-334-3 16-21-0 158 2 78-492 2-34.0 3/2 6-41 7-12 31:08 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Louisiana-Monroe 3 20 5-14-1 33-38-0 29-41-1 232 0 74-270 4-38.0 4/3 7-55 6-15 36:52 at Auburn 52 22 11-11-0 33-233-4 17-24-1 272 3 57-505 1-22.0 0/0 2-15 4-8 23:08 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— at Kentucky 34 24 8-12-4 30-110-2 24-29-0 226 2 59-336 3-44.3 2/1 2-20 3-8 28:14 Auburn 37 27 16-9-2 52-311-4 13-21-1 210 0 73-521 2-34.0 4/0 8-87 5-9 31:46 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 43 30 9-19-2 28-138-1 35-49-2 428 5 77-566 3-31.0 1/1 6-70 4-11 32:33 Arkansas at Auburn 65 25 15-7-3 49-330-6 10-15-0 140 1 64-470 2-39.5 0/0 8-68 2-7 27:27 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— LSU 17 18 13-3-2 37-115-1 16-30-1 128 1 67-243 6-50.3 2/0 4-24 6-15 27:47 at Auburn 24 25 18-6-1 52-440-3 10-16-0 86 0 68-526 3-37.3 1/1 7-45 6-12 32:13 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— at Ole Miss 31 17 7-8-2 31-218-3 20-33-1 189 1 64-407 5-40.2 1/0 1-5 6-14 26:46 Auburn 51 28 17-11-0 46-343-2 19-25-0 229 3 71-572 1-36.0 1/1 4-36 9-13 33:14 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Chattanooga 24 22 8-11-3 30-101-1 23-43-0 233 1 73-334 6-34.0 1/0 5-54 7-16 37:02 at Auburn 62 26 14-11-1 31-303-5 16-23-0 325 4 54-628 2-28.0 2/0 6-67 5-8 22:58 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Georgia 31 17 5-10-2 24-81-1 15-28-0 273 3 52-354 2-39.0 1/0 10-89 4-9 25:45 at Auburn 49 28 17-7-4 57-315-5 12-16-1 148 2 73-463 2-42.5 0/0 6-73 10-14 34:15 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— at Alabama 27 23 8-14-1 30-69-1 27-41-0 377 2 71-446 4-33.8 2/2 7-40 3-12 33:01 Auburn 28 17 7-10-0 41-108-1 13-20-0 216 3 61-324 7-38.7 2/1 2-30 4-13 26:59 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— vs. South Carolina 17 20 9-9-2 30-156-0 20-33-2 193 2 63-349 3-50.0 0/0 4-31 5-12 28:59 Auburn 56 28 14-12-2 42-238-3 18-29-0 351 4 71-589 1-36.0 1/1 4-44 9-12 31:01 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— vs. Oregon 19 23 5-16-2 32-75-0 28-41-2 374 2 73-449 5-36.8 1/0 6-37 5-15 27:03 Auburn 22 28 14-13-1 50-254-0 20-35-1 265 2 85-519 5-40.4 2/1 5-47 9-17 32:57 ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————

Starting Lineups OFFENSE ARKANSAS STATE at Mississippi State CLEMSON SOUTH CAROLINA LOUISIANA-MONROE at Kentucky ARKANSAS LSU at Ole Miss CHATTANOOGA GEORGIA at Alabama vs. South Carolina vs. Oregon DEFENSE LOUISIANA TECH at Mississippi State CLEMSON SOUTH CAROLINA LOUISIANA-MONROE at Kentucky ARKANSAS LSU at Ole Miss CHATTANOOGA GEORGIA at Alabama vs. South Carolina vs. Oregon

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WR TE LT LG C RG RT WR HB QB RB Zachery Burns Ziemba Berry Pugh Isom Greene Adams Smith Newton McCalebb Zachery Burns Ziemba Berry Pugh Isom Greene Adams Blake (WR) Newton Fannin Zachery Burns Ziemba Berry Pugh Isom Greene Adams Blake (WR) Newton Dyer Zachery Burns Ziemba Berry Pugh Isom Mosley Adams Lutzenkirchen Newton Dyer Zachery Burns Ziemba Berry Pugh Isom Mosley Adams Blake (WR) Newton Dyer Fannin (RB) Burns Ziemba Berry Pugh Isom Mosley Adams Lutzenkirchen Newton McCalebb Zachery Burns Ziemba Berry Pugh Isom Mosley Adams Blake (WR) Newton Fannin Fannin (RB) Burns Ziemba Berry Pugh Isom Mosley Adams Lutzenkirchen Newton Dyer Zachery Burns Ziemba Berry Pugh Isom Mosley Adams Blake (WR) Newton McCalebb Zachery Burns Ziemba Berry Pugh Isom Mosley Adams Blake (WR) Newton Dyer Zachery Burns Ziemba Berry Pugh Isom Mosley Adams Smith Newton Dyer Carr Burns Ziemba Berry Pugh Isom Mosley Smith (RB) Lutzenkirchen Newton Dyer Zachery Burns Ziemba Berry Pugh Isom Mosley Adams Smith Newton Dyer Zachery Burns Ziemba Berry Pugh Isom Mosley Smith (RB) Lutzenkirchen Newton McCalebb LE DT NG RE LB LB LB CB SS FS CB Carter Fairley Clayton Goggans Freeman Bynes Bates Washington Etheridge Savage Thorpe Carter Fairley Clayton Goggans Freeman Bynes Bates Washington Etheridge Savage Thorpe Carter Fairley Clayton Goggans Stevens Bynes Bates Washington Etheridge Savage Thorpe Carter Fairley Clayton Eguae Stevens Bynes Bates Washington Etheridge Savage Thorpe Eguae Fairley Clayton Ford Stevens Bynes Bates Washington Etheridge Savage Bell Carter Fairley Clayton Eguae Stevens Bynes Bates Washington Etheridge Savage Thorpe Carter Fairley Clayton Eguae Stevens Bynes Bates Washington Etheridge Savage Thorpe Carter Fairley Clayton Eguae Stevens Bynes Bates Washington Etheridge McNeil Thorpe Carter Fairley Clayton Eguae Stevens Bynes Evans Washington Etheridge McNeil Thorpe Lemonier Fairley Clayton Eguae Stevens Bynes Freeman Washington Etheridge McNeil Thorpe Carter Fairley Clayton Eguae Stevens Bynes Bates Washington Etheridge McNeil Thorpe Carter Fairley Clayton Eguae Stevens Bynes Freeman Washington Etheridge McNeil Thorpe Carter Fairley Clayton Eguae Stevens Bynes Freeman Bell Etheridge McNeil Thorpe Carter Fairley Clayton Eguae Stevens Bynes Bell (DB) Washington Etheridge McNeil Thorpe

2010 statistics Game-By Game Stats Passing

C-A-Yds-Int, TD #2 Newton ARKANSAS STATE 9-14-186-0, 3 at Mississippi State 11-19-136-1, 2 CLEMSON 7-14-203-2, 2 SOUTH CAROLINA 16-21-158-0, 2 LOUISIANA-MONROE 14-19-245-1, 3 at Kentucky 13-21-210-1, 0 ARKANSAS 10-14-140-0, 1 LSU 10-16-86-0, 0 at Ole Miss 18-24-209-0, 2 CHATTANOOGA 15-21-317-0, 4 GEORGIA 12-15-148-1, 2 at Alabama 13-20-216-0, 3 vs. South Carolina 17-28-335-0, 4 vs. Oregon 20-34-265-1, 2

Rushing

No.-Yds, TD ARKANSAS STATE at Mississippi State CLEMSON SOUTH CAROLINA LOUISIANA-MONROE at Kentucky ARKANSAS LSU at Ole Miss CHATTANOOGA GEORGIA at Alabama vs. South Carolina vs. Oregon

#14 Trotter 1-1-13-0, 0 DNP DNP DNP 3-5-27-0, 0 DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0-0, 0 1-2-8-0, 0 DNP DNP 1-1-16-0, 0 DNP

Field Goals

Made, (Missed) #18 Byrum ARKANSAS STATE 24 at Mississippi State 34, (37) CLEMSON 35, 39 SOUTH CAROLINA (52), (23) LOUISIANA-MONROE 19 at Kentucky 38, 19, 24 ARKANSAS 43, 26, 28 LSU 42, (39) at Ole Miss 25, 35, 48 CHATTANOOGA -GEORGIA -at Alabama -vs. South Carolina (36) vs. Oregon 28, 19

Punting

No.-Avg., In 20 #17 Shoemaker #30 Clark LOUISIANA TECH 4-39.2, 1 DNP at Mississippi State 4-39.2, 2 DNP CLEMSON 6-40.2, 1 DNP SOUTH CAROLINA 2-34.0, 1 DNP LOUISIANA-MONROE DNP DNP at Kentucky DNP 2-34.0, 0 ARKANSAS DNP 2-39.5, 0 LSU DNP 3-37.3, 1 at Ole Miss DNP 1-36.0, 1 CHATTANOOGA 1-37.0, 0 1-19.0, 0 GEORGIA 2-42.5, 0 DNP at Alabama 7-38.7, 2 DNP vs. South Carolina 1-36.0, 0 DNP vs. Oregon 5-40.4, 3 DNP

#5 Dyer 14-95, 1 9-48, 0 16-69, 0 23-100, 0 7-22, 1 9-56, 0 6-53, 1 15-100, 0 21-180, 1 4-76, 1 13-60, 0 9-27, 0 14-64, 0 22-143, 0

#27 Fannin 3-14, 0 5-6, 0 DNP 1-5, 0 10-89, 1 8-50, 0 14-60, 1 3-29, 0 2-16, 0 8-96, 2 1-2, 0 0-0, 0 6-28, 1 0-0, 0

#23 McCalebb 9-76, 0 12-68, 0 10-81, 1 7-55, 0 4-56, 1 5-9, 0 4-29, 1 4-84, 1 9-99, 1 2-55, 1 12-71, 3 8-50, 0 3-30, 0 6-47, 0

#2 Newton 15-171, 2 18-70, 0 17-68, 0 25-176, 3 1-(-11), 0 28-198, 4 25-188, 3 28-217, 2 11-45, 0 8-24, 1 30-151, 2 22-39, 1 14-73, 2 22-64, 0

#81 Zachery 1-(-6), 0 0-0, 0 2-(-5), 0 0-0, 0 1-17, 0 1-0, 0 0-0, 0 1-12, 0 1-14, 0 1-10, 0 1-31, 0 1-(-5), 0 1-3, 0 0-0, 0

No.-Yds, TD ARKANSAS STATE at Mississippi State CLEMSON SOUTH CAROLINA LOUISIANA-MONROE at Kentucky ARKANSAS LSU at Ole Miss CHATTANOOGA GEORGIA at Alabama vs. South Carolina vs. Oregon

#89 Adams 2-58, 0 3-38, 1 5-118, 1 4-45, 0 2-25, 0 5-101, 0 2-34, 0 3-33, 0 6-75, 1 4-106, 2 3-30, 0 2-29, 0 7-217, 2 4-54, 0

#80 Blake 0-0, 0 2-39, 1 0-0, 0 3-33, 1 2-101, 1 0-0, 0 2-28, 1 0-0, 0 6-88, 0 3-45, 1 3-64, 0 3-39, 1 5-63, 1 4-54, 1

#18 Burns 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 1-33, 0 2-33, 0 1-(-2), 0 2-20, 0 2-26, 0 0-0, 0 2-32, 0 0-0, 0 1-35, 1

#27 Fannin 4-65, 2 1-14, 0 DNP 1-3, 0 1-12, 0 2-7, 0 3-36, 0 1-5, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 2-9, 0 1-6, 0 0-0, 0 1-16, 0

#81 Zachery 1-9, 0 4-32, 0 1-78, 1 4-49, 0 4-50, 0 3-34, 0 1-9, 0 3-27, 0 4-26, 1 7-148, 1 2-14, 0 2-79, 1 1-2, 0 6-48, 0

No.-Yds, TD ARKANSAS STATE at Mississippi State CLEMSON SOUTH CAROLINA LOUISIANA-MONROE at Kentucky ARKANSAS LSU at Ole Miss CHATTANOOGA GEORGIA at Alabama vs. South Carolina vs. Oregon

#9 Carr 2-87, 1 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 1-16, 1 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0

#43 Lutzenkirchen 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 3-22, 1 4-41, 1 1-12, 0 0-0, 0 1-6, 0 0-0, 0 DNP 2-31, 2 1-7, 1 1-18, 0 2-48, 0

#32 Smith 0-0, 0 1-13, 0 1-7, 0 1-6, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 0-0, 0 2-23, 0 0-0, 0

Receiving

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Solo+Ast=Total #93 Blanc #45 Carter #98 Clayton #90 Fairley #49 Goggans #94 Eguae ARKANSAS STATE 1+2=3 3+1=4 0+1=1 1+3=4 0+1=1 1+1=2 0+1=1 0+5=5 1+0=1 3+2=5 0+5=5 0+0=0 at Mississippi State CLEMSON 4+0=4 3+2=5 2+2=4 4+3=7 2+2=4 1+0=1 SOUTH CAROLINA 3+4=7 0+0=0 2+0=2 1+1=2 0+1=1 3+2=5 LOUISIANA-MONROE 0+0=0 0+0=0 1+0=1 3+1=4 1+0=0 0+1=1 at Kentucky 1+1=2 1+3=4 2+1=3 3+0=3 0+1=1 0+1=1 ARKANSAS 2+1=3 0+0=0 1+1=2 5+3=8 0+0=0 1+0=1 LSU 1+1=2 1+1=2 1+1=2 4+2=6 0+0=0 0+1=1 at Ole Miss 0+0=0 2+0=2 2+1=3 1+3=4 2+1=3 0+0=0 CHATTANOOGA 0+0=0 0+0=0 1+0=1 0+0=0 2+0=2 0+0=0 GEORGIA 0+0=0 4+0=4 1+1=2 2+2=4 0+1=1 2+0=2 at Alabama 0+0=0 3+1=4 0+2=2 3+1=4 1+0=1 0+0=0 vs. South Carolina 0+1=1 0+1=1 1+0=1 1+3=4 0+0=0 2+2=4 vs. Oregon 2+1=3 2+0=2 3+0=3 5+0=5 1+1=2 4+0=4

Linebackers

Solo+Ast=Total #25 Bates #17 Bynes #35 Evans #21 Freeman #5 Holland #46 Stevens ARKANSAS STATE 7+3=10 3+3=6 2+2=4 3+3=6 DNP DNP 3+0=3 3+3=6 0+1=1 6+3=9 DNP DNP at Mississippi State CLEMSON 3+2=5 7+4=11 0+0=0 00+0=0 DNP 1+1=2 SOUTH CAROLINA 3+2=5 0+6=6 DNP 0+0=0 DNP 1+4=5 LOUISIANA-MONROE 0+1=1 1+1=2 2+2=4 3+0=3 3+0=3 1+2=3 at Kentucky 6+2=8 1+2=3 2+1=3 DNP 0+0=0 0+4=4 ARKANSAS 2+1=3 3+5=8 3+1=4 DNP 0+0=0 4+8=12 LSU 2+3=5 8+3=11 2+1=3 0+0=0 0+1=1 3+4=7 at Ole Miss DNP 2+0=2 3+2=5 0+0=0 0+1=1 1+3=4 CHATTANOOGA DNP 0+0=0 0+0=0 3+5=8 3+2=5 1+1=2 GEORGIA 1+0=1 1+2=3 2+0=2 0+0=0 0+0=0 6+3=9 at Alabama 0+0=0 3+7=10 0+0=0 6+3=9 DNP 4+2=6 vs. South Carolina 3+3=6 2+1=3 0+1=1 0+1=1 1+1=2 3+0=3 vs. Oregon 1+0=1 2+0=2 0+0=0 1+0=1 0+0=0 5+0=5

Defensive Backs

Solo+Ast=Total ARKANSAS STATE at Mississippi State CLEMSON SOUTH CAROLINA LOUISIANA-MONROE at Kentucky ARKANSAS LSU at Ole Miss CHATTANOOGA GEORGIA at Alabama vs. South Carolina vs. Oregon

Others

#22 Bell #4 Etheridge #26 McNeil #2 Savage #15 Thorpe #14 Washington 0+2=2 3+1=4 2+0=2 6+1=7 3+1=4 5+1=6 0+0=0 5+1=6 0+2=2 5+1=6 2+1=3 3+1=4 2+1=3 4+3=7 1+2=3 4+2=6 4+2=6 5+1=6 0+2=2 3+4=7 0+1=1 2+3=5 2+1=3 1+2=3 4+1=5 3+0=3 3+0=3 5+0=5 2+0=2 2+0=2 6+0=6 8+3=11 2+1=3 3+1=4 1+3=4 1+1=2 0+0=0 1+2=3 5+0=5 2+2=4 10+0=10 4+2=6 DNP 2+2=4 3+2=5 DNP 4+2=6 4+0=4 DNP 1+1=2 3+3=6 DNP 5+2=7 6+0=6 DNP 1+2=3 0+0=0 DNP 2+0=2 1+0=1 3+0=3 2+1=3 2+1=3 DNP 0+0=0 2+0=2 3+0=3 3+3=6 4+1=5 DNP 6+6=12 5+0=5 6+3=9 3+4=7 2+3=5 DNP 3+1=4 1+0=1 5+0=5 2+1=3 12+2=14 DNP 1+1=2 7+0=7

Solo+Ast=Total #11 Davis #95 Ford #55 Lemonier #12 McNeal #16 Means #13 Sanders #54 Whitaker ARKANSAS STATE 2+0=2 0+0=0 0+1=1 0+0=0 0+0=0 3+0=3 0+1=1 at Mississippi State 1+0=1 0+0=0 1+0=1 1+0=1 2+0=2 1+0=1 0+0=0 CLEMSON 1+0=1 DNP 0+1=1 0+0=0 0+0=0 0+0=0 1+0=1 SOUTH CAROLINA 0+0=0 0+0=0 1+1=2 4+0=4 0+0=0 1+0=1 0+0=0 LOUISIANA-MONROE 2+1=3 3+1=4 3+0=3 DNP 0+0=0 0+0=0 1+0=1 0+3=3 0+1=1 0+0=0 1+2=3 0+1=1 DNP 0+0=0 at Kentucky ARKANSAS 0+0=0 0+0=0 0+0=0 1+1=2 0+1=1 0+1=1 0+0=0 LSU 3+0=3 0+0=0 0+0=0 1+0=1 0+0=0 0+0=0 0+0=0 at Ole Miss 2+0=2 0+1=1 2+0=2 3+1=4 1+1=2 0+0=0 0+0=0 CHATTANOOGA 2+1=3 3+0=3 0+0=0 3+2=5 1+0=1 0+0=0 1+2=3 GEORGIA 0+0=0 1+0=1 0+1=1 0+0=0 0+0=0 1+0=1 0+0=0 at Alabama 0+0=0 0+0=0 0+1=1 1+0=1 0+0=0 0+0=0 0+0=0 vs. South Carolina 1+0=1 0+1=1 2+0=2 1+1=2 2+0=2 1+0=1 1+0=1 vs. Oregon 0+0=0 0+0=0 2+1=3 1+0=1 0+1=1 0+0=0 0+0=0

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2010 statistics Auburn Team Superlatives

Points Scored.................. 65 Low..................... 17 First Downs..................... 29 Low..................... 17 ............................... Rushing Plays.................. 57 ............................... Low..................... 31 Net Rushing Yards......... 440 Low................... 108 Passes Attempted............. 35 Low..................... 14 Passes Completed............ 20 Low....................... 7 Had Intercepted................. 2 Low....................... 0 ............................... Net Passing Yards.......... 351 Low..................... 86 Total Offensive Plays........ 85 Low..................... 54 Total Net Offense........... 628 Low................... 324 Fumbles............................ 4 Low....................... 0 ............................... Fumbles Lost...................... 2 ............................... Low....................... 0 ............................... Penalties......................... 10 Low....................... 2 ............................... Penalty Yards................... 97 Low..................... 15

vs. Arkansas (10/16) at Mississippi State (9/9) vs. South Carolina (9/25) vs. Clemson (9/18) at Alabama (11/26) vs. South Carolina (9/25) vs. Georgia (11/13) vs. Chattanooga (11/6) vs. LSU (10/23) at Alabama (11/26) vs. Oregon (1/10) vs. Clemson (9/18) vs. Oregon (1/10) vs. Clemson (9/18) vs. Clemson (9/18) eight times last vs. South Carolina (12/4) vs. South Carolina (12/4) vs. LSU (10/23) vs. Oregon (1/10) vs. Chattanooga (11/6) vs. Chattanooga (11/6) at Alabama (11/26) at Kentucky (10/9) four times last vs. Georgia (11/13) vs. Arkansas State (9/4) vs. South Carolina (9/25) six times last vs. Georgia (11/13) vs. Clemson (9/18) vs. ULM (10/2) at Alabama (11/26) vs. Clemson (9/18) vs. ULM (10/2)

Auburn Individual Superlatives

Rushing Attempts............. 30 Net Rushing Yards......... 217 Rushing TDs...................... 4 Pass Attempts.................. 34 Pass Completions............. 20 Had Intercepted................. 2 Net Passing Yards.......... 335 Passing TDs....................... 4 ............................... Receptions........................ 7 ............................... Receiving Yards............. 217 TD Receptions.................... 2 ............................... Punts ............................. 7 Punt Average................ 42.5 Punts Inside 20.................. 3 Punt Returns....................... 5 Punt Return Yards............. 47 Kickoff Returns................... 6 Kickoff Return Yards....... 176 FG Attempts...................... 3 ............................... FG Made.......................... 3 ............................... Interceptions...................... 2 Interception Yards............ 33 ........................... 33

by Cam Newton vs. Georgia (11/13) by Cam Newton vs. LSU (10/23) by Cam Newton at Kentucky (10/9) by Cam Newton vs. Oregon (1/10) by Cam Newton vs. Oregon (1/10) by Cam Newton vs. Clemson (9/18) by Cam Newton vs. South Carolina (12/4) by Cam Newton vs. Chattanooga (11/6) by Cam Newton vs. South Carolina (12/4) by Terrell Zachery vs. Chattanooga (11/6) by Darvin Adams vs. South Carolina (12/4) by Darvin Adams vs. South Carolina (12/4) four times last by D. Adams vs. South Carolina (12/4) by Ryan Shoemaker at Alabama (11/26) by Ryan Shoemaker vs. Georgia (11/13) by Ryan Shoemaker vs. Oregon (1/10) by Quindarius Carr vs. Arkansas St. (9/4) by Quindarius Carr vs. Arkansas St. (9/4) by Demond Washington vs. Georgia (11/13) by Demond Washington at Ole Miss (10/30) three times last by Wes Byrum at Ole Miss (10/30) three times last by Wes Byrum at Ole Miss by Josh Bynes vs. Arkansas (10/16) by Josh Bynes vs. Arkansas (10/16) by Zac Etheridge vs. LSU (10/23)

Auburn Individual Long Plays

Rushing.......................... 71 Passing............................ 94 Receiving........................ 94 Field Goal....................... 48 Punt ........................... 51 Punt Return...................... 18 Kickoff Return.................. 99 Interception Return........... 33 ...............................

by Cam Newton vs. Arkansas St. (9/4) by Cam Newton vs. ULM (10/2) by Emory Blake vs. ULM (10/2) by Wes Byrum at Ole Miss (10/30) by Ryan Shoemaker vs. Clemson (9/18) by Quindarius Carr vs. Arkansas St. (9/4) by Onterio McCalebb vs. Arkansas (10/16) by Josh Bynes vs. Arkansas (10/16) by Zac Etheridge vs. LSU (10/23)

Opponent Team Superlatives

Points Scored.................. 43 Low....................... 3 First Downs..................... 30 Low..................... 16 Rushing Plays.................. 47 Low..................... 24 Net Rushing Yards......... 218 Low..................... 38 Passes Attempted............. 49 ............................... Low..................... 28 Passes Completed............ 35 Low..................... 15 Had Intercepted................. 2 ............................... Low....................... 0 ............................... Net Passing Yards.......... 428 Low................... 128 Total Offensive Plays........ 84 Low..................... 52 Total Net Offense........... 566 Low................... 243 Fumbles............................ 4 Low....................... 0 Fumbles Lost...................... 3 Low....................... 0 ............................... Penalties......................... 10 Low....................... 1 Penalty Yards................... 89 Low....................... 5

by Arkansas (10/16) by ULM (10/2) by Arkansas (10/16) by Mississippi State (9/9) by Clemson (9/18) by Georgia (11/13) by Ole Miss (10/30) by ULM (10/2) by Arkansas State (9/4) by Arkansas (10/16) by Georgia (11/13) by Arkansas (10/16) by Georgia (11/13) four times last by Oregon (1/10) six times last by Alabama (11/26) by Arkansas (10/16) by LSU (10/23) by Arkansas State (9/4) by Georgia (11/13) by Arkansas (10/16) by LSU (10/23) by ULM (10/2) by South Carolina (12/4) by ULM (10/2) eight times last by Oregon (1/10) by Georgia (11/13) by Ole Miss (10/30) by Georgia (11/13) by Ole Miss (10/30)

Opponent Individual Superlatives

Rushing Attempts............. 22 Net Rushing Yards......... 140 Rushing TDs...................... 2 ............................... Pass Attempts.................. 42 Pass Completions............. 28 Had Intercepted................. 2 ............................... Net Passing Yards.......... 377 Passing TDs....................... 4 Receptions...................... 10 ............................... Receiving Yards............. 199 TD Receptions.................... 2 ............................... Punts ............................. 7 ............................... Punt Average................ 53.2 Punts Inside 20.................. 4 Punt Returns....................... 2 ............................... Punt Return Yards............. 18

by Andre Ellington of Clemson (9/18) by Andre Ellington of Clemson (9/18) by Randall Cobb of Kentucky (10/9) by Brandon Bolden of Ole Miss (10/30) by Ryan Alpin of Arkansas State (9/4) by Ryan Alpin of Arkansas State (9/4) four times last by Darron Thomas of Oregon (1/10) by Greg McElroy of Alabama (11/26) by Tyler Wilson of Arkansas (10/16) by Brian Sutherland of Chattanooga (11/6) by Julio Jones of Alabama (11/26) by Julio Jones of Alabama (11/26) five times last by LaMichael James of Oregon (1/10) by Heath Hutchins of Mississippi State (9/9) by Dawson Zimmerman of Clemson (9/18) by Derek Helton of LSU (10/23) by Derek Helton of LSU (10/23) four times last by Kenjon Barner of Oregon (1/10) by Patrick Peterson of LSU (10/23)

Kickoff Returns................... 8 ............................... Kickoff Return Yards....... 159 FG Attempts...................... 3 FG Made.......................... 2 ............................... Interceptions...................... 1 Interception Yards............ 25

by Cobi Hamilton of Arkansas (10/16) by Brian Sutherland of Chattanooga (11/6) by Brian Sutherland of Chattanooga (11/6) Spencer Lanning of South Carolina (12/4) three times last by Jeremy Shelley of Alabama (11/26) seven times by Bacarri Rambo of Georgia (11/13)

Opponent Individual Long Plays

Rushing.......................... 83 Passing............................ 81 Receiving........................ 81 Field Goal....................... 48 Punt ........................... 56 Punt Return...................... 19 Kickoff Return.................. 98 Interception Return........... 25

by Jeff Scott of Ole Miss (10/30) by Darron Thomas of Oregon (1/10) by Jeff Maehl of Oregon (1/10) by Josh Jasper of LSU (10/23) by Derek Helton of LSU (10/23) by Patrick Peterson of LSU (10/23) by Brian Sutherland of Chattanooga (11/6) by Bacarri Rambo of Georgia (11/13)

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Beginning in 2009, ESPN and the Southeastern Conference entered a 15-year relationship that made the SEC the most widely televised conference in the nation. • This season, at least 11 of Auburn’s 12 games will be televised • CBS will televise the SEC Championship Game • CBS will also continue to air an SEC Game of the Week • Games aired on the ESPN family of networks will air on either ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNU with simulcasts also offered online via ESPN3.com

ESPN Gameday has hosted its show seven times on Auburn’s campus, including four times in the last seven years

The Tigers have played in ESPN Gameday’s on-site game 12 times, including eight times in the last seven years

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The Tigers have appeared on television at least eight times in each of the last 15 seasons Auburn has appeared on ESPN 88 times - the most in the SEC

Auburn has had 93 games on television in the last eight seasons

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Along with national media coverage, the Auburn football team is followed on a daily basis by media outlets in markets such as Atlanta, Birmingham, Columbus, Ga., Huntsville, Mobile and Montgomery

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3D Auburn appeared twice on ESPN 3D (vs. Clemson and vs. South Carolina) during the 2011 season. The game vs. Clemson was just the third college football game for ESPN 3D to broadcast.

Auburn played in four of the top 13 highestrated college football games during the 2010 season. The 15.3 rating in the BCS National Championship game was the fourth-highest rated event ever televised on ESPN. 2010 College Football TV Ratings Game Rating 1. Auburn vs. Oregon (BCS Championship)...............15.3 2. Wisconsin vs. TCU (Rose Bowl)...........................................11.3 3. Ohio State vs. Arkansas (Sugar Bowl)..................................8.2 4. Auburn vs. Alabama................................................7.3 5. Florida vs. Penn State (Outback Bowl).................................7.1 6. Virginia Tech vs. Stanford (Orange Bowl)............................6.8 7. Boise State vs. Virginia Tech.................................................6.3 8. Oklahoma vs. Connecticut (Fiesta Bowl)..............................6.2 9. Auburn vs. South Carolina (SEC Championship)......6.0 10. LSU vs. Texas A&M (Cotton Bowl).......................................5.8 11. Nebraska vs. Oklahoma (Big 12 Championship)...............5.3 T12. Auburn vs. Georgia..............................................5.0 T12. Florida vs. Alabama.........................................................5.0

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The Auburn IMG Sports Network is the exclusive producer and marketer of Auburn sports programming and offers radio and television broadcasts, gameday publications, and Internet services to Auburn fans worldwide. The network is responsible for all marketing and advertising opportunities associated with Auburn athletics. Such projects include radio and television broadcasts, coaches’ televisions shows and pay-per view and cable telecasts for various sports. Additionally, the network is responsible for a myriad of signage, event marketing and promotional opportunities. Auburn’s award-winning gameday programs are published by the network, in concert with the Athletics Department. The official web site for Auburn sports, www.auburntigers.com, is coordinated by the Network in conjunction with CBS College Sports. For more information on the multimedia rights held by Auburn Network or for advertising opportunities, call (334) 826-2929, or visit them on the web at www.auburntigers.com.

Rod Bramblett

Stan White

Andy Burcham

Mike Hubbard

Play-by-play

Lockerroom Host

Color Analyst

President

Quentin Riggins Sideline Reporter

Paul Ellen Studio Host

Town Affiliate Frequency Abbeville WESZ-FM 98.7 Albany, Ga. WGEX-FM 97.3 Alexander City WKGA-FM 97.5 Andalusia WAAO-FM 103.7 Anniston / Gadsden WCKA-AM 810 WCKA-FM 94.3 Auburn/Opelika WKKR-FM 97.7 Birmingham WAPI-FM 100.5 WAPI-AM 1070 Blackshear, Ga. WFNS-AM 1350 Brunswick, Ga. WSFN-AM 790 Centre WEIS-AM 990 WEIS-FM 100.1 Colquitt, Ga. WCOQ-FM 90.5 Columbus, Ga. WVRK-FM 102.9 Cullman WKUL-FM 92.1 Decatur WHOS-AM 800 Demopolis WZNJ-FM 106.5 Dothan WJRL-FM 103.9 Eufaula WRVX-FM 97.9 Evergreen WPPG-FM 101.1 Foley WHEP-AM 1310 WHEP-FM 92.5 Fort Payne WZOB-AM 1250 Greenville WQZX-FM 94.3 Guntersville WTWX-FM 95.9 Hackleburg WFMH-FM 95.5 Haleyville WJBB-FM 92.7 Hattiesburg, Miss. WBKH-AM 950 Huntsville WTAK-FM 106.1 WBHP-AM 1230 Jasper WIXI-AM 1360 McComb, Miss. WHNY-AM 1250 Mobile WAVH-FM 106.5 Montgomery WMSP-AM 740 WLWI-FM 92.3 Moulton WALW-FM 98.3 Oneonta WCRL-AM 1570 Panama City, Fla. WLTG-AM 1430 Pensacola/Flomaton WPFL-FM 105.1 Roanoke/Lagrange, Ga. WELR-FM 102.3 Rome, Ga. WLAQ-AM 1410 Scottsboro WZCT-AM 1330 Selma WHBB-AM 1490 WDXX-FM 100.1 Sheffield WBTG-FM 106.3 Spartanburg, S.C. WASC-AM 1530 Sylacauga WYEA-AM 1290 Thomasville WJDB-FM 95.5 WJDB-AM 630 Troy WTBF-AM 970 Tuscaloosa WDGM-FM 99.1 Vernon WVSA-AM 1380 WJEC-FM 106.5 Warner Robins, Ga. WRWR-AM 1350 XM Satellite Radio

Jon Cole

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Auburn had 16 of 21 programs compete in postseason action during the 2010-11 season

Since the 2004-05 academic year, Auburn has won 12 national championships (Men’s Swimming & Diving [5], Women’s Swimming & Diving [3], Equestrian[2], Football, and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field) and 17 SEC Championships (Football [2], Women’s Basketball, Women’s Golf [4], Men’s Swimming & Diving [7], Women’s Swimming & Diving [3]) and six divisional titles (Baseball, Football [3] and Soccer [2]).

Mission Statement We have a two-fold purpose: To enable our student-athletes to be successful in all areas of their lives, athletics and academics, and personal endeavors, both now and in their future careers, by providing them with the best resources available in academics, facilities and coaches: And while meeting the needs of our student athletes, to represent and promote Auburn University in a positive manner in all that we do.

Nine Auburn teams finished in the national top 25 during the 2010-11 season

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The Auburn Athletics Department’s absolute values are to always tell the truth and to treat others as we would like to be treated. We will also adhere to the timeless values of the Auburn Creed. We will lead the way to integrity, diversity, communications, both internally and externally, compliance and customer service. We will function as a team, helping each other to be successful, rather than focusing on personal success. We will work for the benefit of others and for Auburn, not for personal gain. We will have an attitude of constructive discontent; always striving to be better.

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Auburn had 37 athletes combine to earn a total of 59 All-America honors during the 2010-11 season

The Auburn football team won the BCS National Championship.

A total of 56 Tigers were named to All-Southeastern Conference teams last season

The menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s swimming & diving team won its 17th SEC title, the women finished second

Auburn swimmers & divers and track & field athletes won 19 individual or relay SEC titles

Eleven Tigers were named to the CoSIDA/ESPN Tha Magazine Academic All-District IV Teams with three going on to earn Academic All-America honors

The Equestrian won the 2011 National Championship.

5 Five Tigers were named the SEC Athlete of the Year in the respective sports: Cam Newton (football, offensive), Nick Fairley (football, defensive), Dan Mazzaferro (diving), Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (swimming) and Stephen Saenz (outdoor track & field).

Diver Dan Mazzaferro and swimmer Erica Meissner were named the SEC McWhorter Scholar-Athletes of the Year.

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In December 2005, Auburn signed a five-year contract with Under Armour Performance Apparel to be the official outfitter of the universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s athletic teams. The five-year contract is worth more than $10.6 ,million in sponsorship, product and additional benefits. Since the 2006-07 season, Auburnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s athletes have exclusively worn Under Armour uniforms, cleats, apparel and accessories.

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