Alex Golesh, the latest head coach of the Auburn Tigers, has quite a few questions surrounding his program ahead of his inaugural season on the Plains, though perhaps none have received as much screen time as one: how will Auburn’s offense, which is largely composed of USF transfers, acclimate to a full SEC schedule?
The Auburn Tigers absolutely dominated in the class of 2027 recruiting rankings, but there has been some concern as to how Alex Golesh will follow up his inaugural class as the head coach of the Tigers.
Alex Golesh wants to see Cody Sigler have a great season for the Auburn Tigers this fall. Sigler transferred to Auburn from Arkansas State, but he started his college football career at West Alabama.
Listening to Auburn Tigers head coach Alex Golesh this spring and summer, there’s an emphasis on running the football ahead of the 2026 season. While starter
DeShawn Spencer continues to find his footing at wide receiver for the Auburn Tigers during his transition to college football. Spencer is a product of Saraland High School in Alabama, and he is set to enter his freshman season as a Tiger this fall.
The Auburn Tigers are just two days into fall preseason camp, but there’s already a noticeable trend present during both the Wednesday and Thursday morning practices.
A team can sometimes only go as far as the trenches take them, and for Auburn quarterback Byrum Brown, there’s a chance for that group to lead by example.
Auburn football's defensive coordinator DJ Durkin feels the development of a pair of sophomore defensive linemen will be critical for the Tigers. Jourdin Crawford and Malik Autry returned to Auburn after their freshman seasons.
Auburn football linebacker De'Marcus Riddick looks to have his confidence back intact, and Auburn coaches and players have taken notice. Riddick missed the Tigers' last two games of the 2025 season with an injury.
Auburn Tigers offensive coordinator Joel Gordon was one of the many players and staff to follow Alex Golesh to the Plains, and his vision embodies the same to his head coach. He spent three seasons with USF with Golesh, molding together an offense that surpassed over 450 yards per game during their tenures there.
Jared Smith is expected to take another step forward this fall, and the Auburn coaching staff is eager to see him continue to grow in fall camp. Smith is coming off a freshman season in which he finished the year with four tackles for loss and two sacks.
The Auburn Tigers have had plenty of change from the beginning of 2025 to 2026. One of the mainstays in the program has been at defensive coordinator with DJ Durkin. Durkin was thrust into the interim head coaching role after former head coach Hugh Freeze was fired at the beginning of November.
Omar Mabson has impressed multiple members of the Auburn coaching staff during the offseason. Mabson is heading into his sophomore season with the Tigers, and it looks as if it will be hard to keep the Auburn High School product off the field.
The Auburn Tigers are quite strong in a few different areas as they head into the 2026 season, though perhaps no Tiger group has gotten as much love in the offseason as the linebacker room.
Auburn football's running back room is expected to be led by Jeremiah Cobb, but the Tigers want multiple running backs ready to go throughout the season.
The Auburn Tigers’ football program has historically been marked by its ability to run the football, and they usually tend to have better results in seasons when they boast an effective rushing attack.
Alex Golesh wants the Auburn Tigers all the way locked in during fall camp ahead of the 2026 season. Golesh and his staff is taking the extra step to make sure this happens over the next week or so.
The Auburn Tigers have largely been expected to lean heavily on their rushing attack since Alex Golesh’s first press conference as the head coach of the Tigers.
Cedrick Simmons grew up rooting for the Alabama Crimson Tide. From Selma, Alabama, that just made sense. The Auburn Tigers are right there as well, though, and the Alabama vs.
New Auburn Tigers head coach Alex Golesh was born in Moscow, Russia. He went to college at Ohio State and made a name for himself as the head coach of the USF Bulls.