Alabama and Auburn meet in an Iron Bowl where both teams are trying to close disappointing regular seasons in style.
The annual Iron Bowl is Saturday afternoon between Alabama and Auburn. This year’s game has fans on both sides a little nervous.
Kalen DeBoer and Hugh Freeze have discovered how hard it is to win in the Southeastern Conference these days.
Auburn fans finally had a big win to celebrate by outlasting No. 15 Texas A&M 43-41 in a four-overtime game at Jordan-Hare Stadium Saturday night.
The Auburn Tigers have to win their final two games to avoid a fourth straight losing season as they prepare to host No. 15 Texas A&M.
Auburn is now one loss away from the Tigers’ fourth straight losing season after falling to Vanderbilt 17-7 at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
Quarterback Diego Pavia and the surprising Vanderbilt Commodores will visit Auburn as the Tigers hope to keep their bowl hopes alive.
Auburn rallied from a 10-0 deficit with 24 unanswered points to beat Kentucky 24-10 on Saturday night.
Auburn looks to snap a four-game losing streak and revive its bowl prospects when it plays at Kentucky on Saturday.
“We seem to not make the right call as coaches or the right play from time to time in critical moments, and that’s kind of been the story the whole year,” said Auburn head football coach Hugh Freeze.
