The laws around NIL seem to change by the month but the collective paired up with the Auburn Tigers has adjusted every step of the way. On To Victory, the official collective for Auburn student-athletes, has been up-to-date on every law change regarding NIL and the latest- being able to talk to recruits. Now, there will be no repercussions for collectives to be involved in the recruiting process and interact with recruits. "We have the ability to have a direct conversation with a young man or woman, parents, or their representation," Brett Whiteside, the executive director of On To Victory sai ..read more

Auburn football's offense should look different in 2024, thanks to a new offensive scheme and new weapons, including an incoming 5-star. The Auburn Tigers are in the thick of Hugh Freeze's second spring practice during his tenure on The Plains. One of the biggest storylines is new Auburn 5-star wide receiver, Cam Coleman. Coleman appeared on Locked On Auburn with On To Victory's Brett Whiteside to discuss the positive impact that the collective is having on Auburn athletes. Coleman was asked about how spring is going. "The spring is going good," Coleman said. "There's always room for improveme ..read more

The Auburn football opponents have been revealed for the 2025 SEC slate. While the dates have not been announced, the Auburn Tigers now know who they will be facing and where during the 2025 season. Many believe that Auburn football's 2025 team will have a chance to make a push for the newly expanded College Football Playoff. Auburn will host the Missouri Tigers, The Alabama Crimson Tide, the Georgia Bulldogs, and the Kentucky Wildcats.  Auburn will travel to play the Texas A&M Aggies, the Arkansas Razorbacks, the Oklahoma Sooners, and the Vanderbilt Commodores. Also in 2025, Auburn w ..read more

With Auburn's spring practice roughly halfway complete, it's time to define where the Tigers' passing game is relative to last season. For the 2023 season, CFB Stats has Auburn's passing attack at 124th in the nation with 162.2 yards per game. While it's not going to be an overnight change, there's hope that another year in the offensive system, recruiting top prospects like Rivals' #7 player Cam Coleman, as well as bringing in talented offensive tackle Percy Lewis from the Transfer Portal via Mississippi State, will fuel the Tigers' 2024 passing attack. Beginning at quarterback, here's a ..read more

Many folks in the college football world are curious about Auburn's plans for the quarterback position.  There are a few different directions Coach Hugh Freeze could go with the quarterbacks, whether he wants to go with a veteran to quarterback the team or a young player.  Payton Thorne, Holden Geriner, Hank Brown, and Walker White are the quarterbacks who we could see start for the Auburn Tigers this season, but Throne seems to be the most likely option. Coach Freeze said this before the players left for spring break when he told the media it was Thorne's job to lose.  At his p ..read more

Tuesday's press conference with Auburn's Hugh Freeze is one that brought up a wide range of subjects. Before the video below, here are a few of the topics being brought to light: Freeze is closely following Auburn’s men’s and women’s hoops programs. He goes in-depth about why in the video. Auburn is using Thursdays as a teach-only day; no pads. Quarterbacks, and the offense overall, are seeing a lot of different looks from the Tigers' defense. Payton Thorne is still the most comfortable among the signal-callers, “As he should be,” according to Freeze. That’s because of the numerous reps ..read more

Auburn's 2024 spring practices are making head coach Hugh Freeze happy. "I really loved out week," Freeze said to the media after Saturday's practice. "I thought, coming back off of spring break, it's usually a little sluggish. They usually have to get their legs used to really working. "But I thought the energy and the attention was good. We're doing something a little different this year. On Thursdays, we're just totally teach, teach, teach, teach, teach... "I really like that. We have so many young kids that I think we're going to have to depend on. To play a lot of snaps and give us t ..read more

Auburn's recruiting efforts to land one of the nation's top running back recruits are in full swing. Ranked as the #36 prospect in America by Rivals, Alvin Henderson is coming off another Auburn unofficial visit. Here's what the Elba (Ala.) High School recruit says about his trip and his recruitment overall. "I was able to see how spring practice is," Henderson said of seeing Auburn practice today. "I wanted to see everybody's energy level. I wanted to see how the coaches interacted with all the players. I got good vibes from today." He's been to Auburn several times and has a good idea o ..read more

Ahead of today's Auburn spring practice, several top-notch 2025 and 2026 recruits are or will soon be on the Plains. Auburn's spring practice will help this year's Tigers improve, but the advantage of bringing in elite recruits, could be argued, is the more important aspect of what's happening today.  From that point of view, here's my take on Auburn's weekend recruiting efforts and what's next for the Tigers' 2025 recruiting class. First, I will be quite surprised if Auburn does not gain at least one verbal commitment from this weekend. To be crystal clear, that does not mean an imm ..read more

Certain football recruits possess traits that are truly hard to place into words. For Auburn edge coach Josh Aldridge, the look on the man's face when defining defensive end Amaris Williams (pronounced as uh-mar-is) would be telling.  The #68 player in the nation, per Rivals, he's now on the Plains competing at defensive end. Williams is quite an athlete on the gridiron who even saw time as a wildcat quarterback during his days at Clinton (N.C.) High School.  "Amaris could be as talented as anybody on our whole defense, just from a freak standpoint." Aldridge began. "You're talk ..read more