Gus Malzahn (Photo: Auburn Athletics/Todd Van Emst) The College Football season has reached its' half-way mark for Auburn. Last week, the Tigers knocked off Ole Miss, 44-23, playing the final game at Jordan-Hare Stadium until November 10. This week, Gus Malzahn's Tigers travel to Baton Rouge to face LSU. While the Bayou Bengals have had their share of struggles, this could be a challenging game for Auburn. In 1999, Auburn traveled to "Death Valley" and knocked off LSU, 41-7.

Gus Malzahn during Tiger Walk before the Clemson game on September 9 (Photo: Auburn Athletics/Todd Van Emst) Opening Statement: Malzahn addressed the 11 A.M. kickoff, which will be the earliest kickoff for Auburn this season by four hours. He then went on to describe this week's opponent, Ole Miss. Malzahn has praise for the talent on the offensive side of the ball, and compares Rebel quarterback Shea Patterson to an SEC legend. "When you look at Ole Miss offensively, really

Kerryon Johnson scoring one of five touchdowns against Missouri on September 22 (Photo: Auburn Athletics/Todd Van Emst) Returning from injury is hard work, especially for Kerryon Johnson. Since injuring his hamstring against Georgia Southern to open the season, the junior from Madison, Alabama has played in both of Auburn's conference games, rushed for 164 yards, and eight touchdowns, including nearly tying a school record with five rushing touchdowns against Missouri on Sept

Kerryon Johnson scoring one of five touchdowns against Missouri on Saturday, September 23 (Photo: Auburn Athletics/ Todd Van Emst) The Auburn offense showed signs of diversity in Saturday's 51-14 win over Missouri at Faurot Field. The star of the unit? Kerryon Johnson. The junior running back returned to the starting lineup for the first time since injuring his hamstring in the season opener against Georgia Southern, and rushed for five touchdowns, one shy of tying the school

Gus Malzahn greets a young fan before boarding the bus to Clemson (Photo: Auburn Athletics/Todd Van Emst) This week is the SEC opener for Coach Gus Malzahn and his 15th-ranked Auburn Tigers. While the road trip to Missouri is well on the mind of the team, a majority of the press conference was spent discussing the main issue regarding Auburn Football over the last three days, quarterback. Here is the rundown: Opening Statement: Malzahn first addressed the latest breaking news

Kamryn Pettway rushed for three touchdowns in Auburn's Homecoming win over Mercer (Photo: Auburn Athletics/Todd Van Emst) It's rare to hear of a program recording 510 total yards, including over 350 yards through the air, and 26 first downs... and struggle. That is what the scoreboard would indicate, as Auburn knocked off Mercer, 24-10 on Homecoming Saturday at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Quarterback Jarrett Stidham had his most successful game to date on Saturday, completing 32 of

Auburn QB Jarrett Stidham sacked 11 times in loss to defending National Champions

The second year head coach gave his weekly press conference on Monday.