Auburn Tigers

The Auburn Tigers represent Auburn University, competing in the Southeastern Conference from Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn. The Tigers embody the spirit of the Loveliest Village, with a program that has won two national championships and produced countless memorable moments. Auburn has cultivated a reputation for dramatic finishes, including the Kick Six and other iconic plays. The program competes in the SEC West. Tiger fans pack Jordan-Hare and create one of the sport's most passionate environments. The Iron Bowl against Alabama defines the season. Auburn represents the Plains with pride in the SEC.

Auburn football began in 1892, and the program has won two national championships—1957 and 2010. Bo Jackson, Cam Newton, and countless others have worn the orange and blue. The 2013 Kick Six—Chris Davis's 109-yard return of a missed Alabama field goal—is one of the greatest plays in sports history. The Iron Bowl rivalry with Alabama is one of the sport's fiercest. Auburn's identity as a program that thrives in dramatic moments and produces Heisman winners has endured. Jordan-Hare Stadium's tradition of odd-year magic has become legendary. Auburn represents the Plains and the state with passion.