Author: Josh Vitale, Montgomery Advertiser

The illegal substitution penalty on Alabama that sealed Auburn’s victory in the Iron Bowl was a part of Gus Malzahn’s plan all along.

A large portion of the the student section had already left Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn when Ole Miss was making a late fourth-quarter drive.

JaTarvious “Boobee” Whitlow, the SEC’s second-leading rusher and touchdown leader, will miss 4-6 weeks for Auburn after undergoing knee surgery.

Gus Malzahn is back doing what he loves most and what got him to Auburn in the first place — calling plays — and having plenty of success doing it.

Saturday’s win over Texas A&M puts Auburn in a position to compete in the SEC West. The Tigers improved to 4-0 with a stiff defense leading way.

The Clemson transfer quarterback closely considered Auburn before deciding to play out his final season of college football at Missouri.

An investigation found the teen driver of the car that struck the Brambletts’ was driving over the speed limit and had marijuana in his system.

Bramblett began working for Auburn University in 1993 and made legendary calls as the radio voice of Tigers football, men’s basketball and baseball.

Rod Bramblett, the lead radio voice for the Auburn Tigers, and his wife Paula died Saturday night from injuries suffered in a car accident.