As has been well documented, Auburn hasn’t defeated LSU in Death Valley since 1999. Even in recent years when Auburn had the better team, something went awry. Like, in 2017 when Auburn blew a double-digit lead, or in 2013, when the eventual SEC champions and national runners-up didn’t find themselves until after the LSU game. Some of this is expected after all. A home field advantage is just that, an advantage. What good is it if you never beat a team or two that is probably

The 2018 Auburn football season began with high hopes and expectations. Fresh off a 2017 campaign that saw 10 victories, including two against No. 1 teams in Georgia and Alabama, the 2018 team was expected to accomplish something similar. Obviously, things didn’t go according to plan. In this three-part series, we’ll look at how the offense, defense and special teams performed, as well as assess what the overall record probably should have looked like given the strength of Au

Auburn Quarterback Jarrett Stidham (8) hands football off to Kerryon Johnson during Saturday's 49-10 win over Mississippi State (Photo: Auburn Athletics/Dakota Sumpter) Auburn defeated their second straight conference opponent by more than 35 points Saturday night, when the Tigers rolled over Mississippi State, 49-10 at Jordan-Hare Stadium, to move to 2-0 in league play. Two of Auburn's main contributors in the win were recognized by the Southeastern Conference office Monday.

Gus Malzahn spoke for the final time before game week on Wednesday.