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Auburn University Tigers Football History

The Auburn University Tigers football team are proud winners of two consensus national championships, in 1957 and 2010. Among the legends who have suited up for the Tigers are three Heisman Trophy winners: Pat Sullivan in 1971, Bo Jackson in 1985 and Cam Newton in 2010. Auburn has quite a few rivals in and out of the SEC West division, including the University of Florida, Louisiana State University and, of course, the University of Georgia. "The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry" between the Tigers and the Georgia Bulldogs dates back to Auburn's first season in 1892, and is said to be the origin of the "War Eagle" chant synonymous with Auburn football.

Some of the Tigers' greatest victories have come against another big rival, the University of Alabama's Crimson Tide, in the Iron Bowl. The Iron Bowl is held on Thanksgiving weekend every year, and alternates between being played at Auburn’s Jordan-Hare Stadium and Alabama’s Bryant-Denny Stadium after decades of taking place at Legion Field in Birmingham. Due to the intense cross-state rivalry and the consistent success of both programs, the Iron Bowl frequently has divisional, conference and national championship implications. Legendary moments for the Tigers over Alabama in the series include the "Punt Bama Punt" game in 1972, when Auburn came back from a 16-0 deficit in the last 10 minutes to upset No. 2 Alabama; in 2017, when No. 6 Auburn upset the No. 1 Crimson Tide en route to an SEC Championship Game appearance; and the infamous "Kick Six" game in 2013, when Chris Davis ran back a 57-yard missed field goal attempt for a walk-off touchdown against No. 1 Alabama.

Auburn University Tigers Football Team Info

Conference: Southeastern Conference
Division: Western
Team Colors: Burnt Orange, Navy Blue
Team Rivals: Alabama Crimson Tide, Clemson Tigers, Georgia Bulldogs, LSU Tigers, Ole Miss Rebels

Auburn University Tigers Football at Jordan-Hare Stadium

Auburn University is known for its tradition of excellence, and the football program is no exception. For over 125 years, the Auburn Tigers have made Auburn, Alabama a major destination for the nation's best college football players as they face the best that the Southeastern Conference has to offer. The Tigers play on Pat Dye Field at Jordan-Hare Stadium, which opened in 1939 and has a capacity of over 85,000. Auburn has yet to play in a CFP National Championship game, last competing for the consensus No.1 in the 2013 season BCS National Championship game, led by then-coach Gus Malzahn.