2023 AUBURN FOOTBALL - Arkansas Razorbacks

2023 AUBURN FOOTBALL

AUBURN ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS: 392 SOUTH DONAHUE DRIVE || AUBURN, AL 36830 ||

2023 SCHEDULE/RESULTS 5-4, 2-4 SEC

DATE OPPONENT

Sept. 2 UMASS

ESPN W, 59-14

Sept. 9 at California

ESPN W, 14-10

Sept. 16 SAMFORD

ESPN+ W, 45-13

Sept. 23 at Texas A&M*

ESPN L, 10-27

Sept. 30 #1 GEORGIA*

CBS L, 20-27

Oct. 14 at #22 LSU*

ESPN L, 18-48

Oct. 21 #13 OLE MISS*

ESPN L, 21-28

Oct. 28 MISSISSIPPI STATE* SECN W, 27-13

Nov. 4 at Vanderbilt*

SECN W, 31-15

Nov. 11 at Arkansas*

SECN 3:00 pm

Nov. 18 NEW MEXICO STATE SECN 3:00 pm

Nov. 25 #8 ALABAMA*

TBA

TBA

All times Central - home games in CAPS - *SEC game

TV: SEC Network >> Play-by-Play....................................................... Dave Neal >> Analyst.............................................................Derek Mason >> Sideline..........................................................Alex Chappell >> Online: Watch ESPN

GAME

10

ARKANSAS

November 11, 2023 ? 3:00 p.m. CT ? SEC Network

VS.

Fayetteville, Ark. ? Reynolds Razorback Stadium

Site........... Reynolds Razorback Stadium (76,000) TV.......................................................... SEC Network Radio..............................Auburn Sports Network Live Stats................................ Twitter........................................@AuburnFootball Series Record..............................Auburn, 19-12-1 At Arkansas.........................................Auburn, 9-5 Last Result.......... Arkansas 41, Auburn 27 (2022)

ARKANSAS AUBURN

Rankings................................................not ranked 2023 Record................................... 5-4, 2-4 SEC Head Coach.................................... Hugh Freeze Record at Auburn (Yrs.)....................... 5-4 (1st)

Rankings...............................................not ranked 2023 Record....................................3-6, 1-5 SEC Head Coach....................................Sam Pittman Record at Arkansas (Yrs.).............22-23 (4th)

2023 ROAD FINALE AT ARKANSAS >> Concluding road action for the 2023 campaign, Auburn (5-4, 2-4 SEC) visits the Arkansas Razorbacks (3-6, 1-5 SEC) for an SEC West matchup on Saturday, November 11, in a 3:00 p.m. CT game played at Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville, Ark. The SEC Network will televise the contest.

>> In all-time SEC play, Auburn holds a 337-272-18 mark (.552) back through 1933. In SEC games played in Auburn, the Tigers are 145-68-6 (.676) all-time; away from Auburn, the Tigers are 192-203-12 (.486) overall in SEC play.

RADIO: AUBURN SPORTS NETWORK >> Play-by-Play.............................................Andy Burcham >> Analyst...................................................... Jason Campbell >> Sideline..........................................................Ronnie Brown .................................................................................. Will Herring >> Locker Room/Producer..................................Brad Law >> Pre/Postgame Host......................................... Paul Ellen >> Local........................................................... WGZZ 94.3 FM >> Satellite................................................... Sirius 139/XM 191 >> Online: .................... | TuneIn App

>> The Tigers are 52-71-7 all-time in the final regular season game played away from Auburn.

SERIES HISTORY >> Auburn leads 19-12-1 in the series with Arkansas, and the Tigers were 38-23 winners in the teams' last meeting in Fayetteville (2021). Arkansas was a 41-27 winner last season in Auburn. The Tigers lead 9-6-1 in games played at Jordan-Hare Stadium and lead 9-5 in games played at Fayetteville.

Auburn won the only matchup played in Memphis (1984), while Arkansas won the only one at Little Rock (1995). The six-game win streak by Auburn from 2017-22 was the longest winning streak by either team in series history.

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AUBURN ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS KIRK SAMPSON.....................................Senior Associate AD .................................................................................. kirk@auburn.edu SHELLY POE......................Assistant AD/Primary Contact ........................................................................slp0019@auburn.edu KENDRA WILLARD..................................Assistant Director ........................................................................kal0014@auburn.edu WES TODD......................................................Assistant Director ......................................................................wlt0006@auburn.edu GEORGE NUNNELLEY.........................Assistant Director .................................................................gnunnelley@auburn.edu AUSTIN PERRYMAN.........................................Photographer ............................................................... atperryman@auburn.edu ANDREW AARON..............................................Videographer ......................................................................aba0016@auburn.edu

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>> Before last season, the Tigers had scored at least 30 points in nine straight games against the Razorbacks. Through the first 25 games in the series, Auburn outscored Arkansas by a total of just 633-629, an average differential of just 0.16 points per contest. The first 10 games

KICKOFF COVERAGE

>> All Auburn home games have sold out in advance, the first full-season sellout of Jordan-Hare Stadium since 2015

>> The Tigers lead the SEC in red zone defense (.750). Auburn is third in the SEC in pass efficiency defense (123.60)

>> Auburn is one of 20 FBS teams that have returned a fumble and an INT for a TD and is one of 45 teams with multiple defensive scores this season

>> Auburn has forced a turnover in 18 straight games dating through last season, the Tigers' longest streak since 18 straight games in 2007-08

>> The Tigers lead the SEC in turnovers forced with 15 through the first nine games (11 interceptions, 4 fumbles recovered). Those 11 interceptions are tied with Vanderbilt for the most by an SEC team this season

>> With four interceptions, Jaylin Simpson is among the national FBS leaders in interceptions per game this season. Simpson was named a midseason All-American by the Associated Press, ESPN, CBS, Fox, 247, The Athletic, USA Today, PFF, Sporting News and Reese's Senior Bowl

>> The Tigers rank third in the SEC in rushing offense, averaging 190.9 yards per game

2023 AUBURN FOOTBALL

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1957, 2010

vs. UMass Sept. 2 Auburn, Ala. W, 59-14 ESPN

59-14 win to open the Hugh Freeze era ... Robby Ashford 3 rushing TD; also rush TD by Damari Alston, Jeremiah Cobb, Sean Jackson as Tigers rush for 289 yds ...Payton Thorne 1017 passing for 141 yds, 29-yd TD pass to Jay Fair ... Jaylin Simpson 50-yd INT TD, 13-yd FR ... Eugene Asante top tackler (6)

at California Sept. 90 Berkeley, Calif. W, 14-10 ESPN

First meeting ... first Auburn win ever in state of California ... Payton Thorne TD passes to Jay Fair (13 yds) and Rivaldo Fairweather (5 yds) ... Jarquez Hunter (53), Damari Alston (51) leading rushers ... Eugene Asante 12 tackles, sack ... D.J. James, Jaylin Simpson interceptions ... Marcus Harris sack

vs. Samford Sept. 16 Auburn, Ala. W, 45-13 ESPN+/SECN+

Homecoming ... Payton Thorne 123 yds rushing, 2 TD; 282 yds pass, TD ... Jay Fair 10 catches, 93 yds ... Jarquez Hunter, Robby Ashford rush TD; Shane Hooks, Micah Riley rec TD ... Jaylin Simpson INT in third straight game ... Caleb Wooden (6) top tackler ... JD Rhym INT ... Cam Riley, Lawrence Johnson sacks

at Texas A&M Sept. 23 College Station, TX L, 10-27 ESPN

SEC opener ...Eugene Asante 67-yard fumble return for a touchdown ... Asante (9), Larry Nixon III (5), Marcus Harris (5) leading tacklers ... sacks from Cam Riley, Caleb Wooden ... Alex McPherson career-long 53-yard field goal ... Brian Battie (59 yds), Jarquez Hunter (53 yds) leading rushers

vs. #1 Georgia Sept. 30 Auburn, Ala. L, 20-27 CBS

Auburn 219 yards rushing (Payton Thorne 92; Jarquez Hunter 59, TD; Brian Battie 35; Robby Ashford 33, TD) ... Larry Nixon III 8 tackles ... Jaylin Simpson INT ... Jalen McLeod FR ... Marcus Harris 7 tackles, 2 TFL, FF ... Eugene Asante 7 tackles ... Deep South's Oldest Rivalry 128th meeting

at #22 LSU Oct. 14 Baton Rouge, La. L, 18-48 ESPN

After the bye week ... Brandon Frazier 3-yard TD catch from Robby Ashford and also 2-pt conversion ... Jarquez Hunter 2-yd TD run ... Jeremiah Cobb 69 yds rushing ... Eugene Asante 12 tackles, sack, TFL ... D.J. James 6 tackles, interception ... Elijah McAllister 6 tackles ... Alex McPherson 38-yd FG

vs. #13 Ole Miss Oct. 21 Auburn, Ala. L, 21-28 ESPN

Jarquez Hunter 91 yards rushing, 2 TD ... Rivaldo Fairweather 8-yd TD pass from Payton Thorne ... interceptions from Donovan Kaufman, Zion Puckett ... sacks by Marcus Harris, Jalen McLeod, Eugene Asante ... leading tacklers: Larry Nixon III (8), Marcus Harris (7), Cam Riley, Keldric Faulk (6)

vs. Mississippi St. Oct. 28 Auburn, Ala. W, 27-13 SEC Network

Military Appreciation Day ... Jarquez Hunter 144 yards rushing ... Payton Thorne 20-26 passing for 230 yards ... TD passes to Shane Hooks (27 yds), Ja'Varrius Johnson (45 yds), Jeremiah Cobb (7 yds) ... Zion Puckett interception ... top tacklers Eugene Asante (10) Keionte Scott (7) ... Alex McPherson 2 FG

at Vanderbilt Nov. 4 Nashville, Tenn. W, 31-15 SEC Network

Jarquez Hunter 183 rushing yards, TDs of 67, 56 yards ... Payton Thorne 17-27 passing for 194 yds, TDs to Rivaldo Fairweather, Jeremiah Cobb ... Ja'Varrius Johnson 3 catches for 62 yds ... Nehemiah Pritchett INT ... top tacklers D.J. James (7), Jaylin Simpson (6), Eugene Asante (5), Zykevious Walker (5)

at Arkansas Nov. 11 Fayetteville, Ark. 3:00 p.m. SEC Network

Road finale ... Tigers have won 4 of last 5 in Fayetteville

vs. New Mexico St. Nov. 18 Auburn, Ala. 3:00 p.m. SEC Network

Non-conference finale ... upper level wear blue, lower level wear orange

vs. #8 Alabama Nov. 25 Auburn, Ala. Time TBA TV TBA

88th Iron Bowl ... Senior Day ... 2013 team honored ... wear blue

STUDENT-ATHLETE EXPERIENCE: ACADEMICS

THE GRADUATES >> On the 2023 Auburn roster, 23 players have already received bachelor's degrees, most of any current SEC team:

Hayden Brice (Marketing) Gunner Britton (Sport management; Western Kentucky) Luke Deal (Political science) Tyler Fromm (Professional flight management) Shane Hooks (Communication/media; Jackson State) Reed Hughes (Journalism) Jalil Irvin (Business administration) Lawrence Johnson (Law and society; Purdue) Avery Jones (Communications; East Carolina) Nick Mardner (Interdisciplinary studies; Cincinnati) Elijah McAllister (Medicine, health & society; Vanderbilt) Mosiah Nasili-Kite (Family science; Maryland) Larry Nixon III (Applied arts and sciences; North Texas) Nehemiah Pritchett (Exercise science) Zion Puckett (Marketing) Jacob Quattlebaum (Electrical engineering) Jyaire Shorter (Criminal justice; North Texas) Stephen Sings V (Interdisciplinary sciences; Liberty) Griffin Speaks (Entrepreneurship; Baylor) Kam Stutts (Fitness, conditioning and performance) Payton Thorne (Communication; Michigan State) Garrison Walker (Philosophy) Kassidy Woods (Psychology; Northern Colorado)

>> Elijah McAllister also earned a master's degree in education diversity and urban studies from Vanderbilt and is working toward a doctorate in education, one of two FBS players currently pursuing a Ph.D.

SEC HONOR ROLLS >> There were 29 Auburn representatives on the SEC Academic Honor Roll for the 2022 season, including current team members Jackson Billings, Oscar Chapman, Luke Deal, Brandon Frazier, Tyler Fromm, Reed Hughes, Jarquez Hunter, Jake Levant, Trent Mason Evan McGuire, Marshall Meyers, Sawyer Pate, Jacob Quattlebaum, Wesley Steiner, Kyle Vaccarella and Garrison Walker.

Team members had a 3.0 GPA for the previous school year or a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher. These student-athlete leaders are also recognized as Academic Top Tigers.

>> Current Auburn football team members on the 2022-23 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll, recognizing freshmen and transfer student-athletes with a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher: Damari Alston, Austin Ausberry, Camden Brown, Camden Etheredge, Jay Fair, Holden Geriner, Powell Gordon, Grant Hidalgo, Whit Johnson, Omari Kelly, Luke Reebals, Evan Richards, Paul Thompson Jr. and Caleb Wooden.

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2023 AUBURN FOOTBALL

SEC CHAMPIONS: 1957, 1983, 1987, 1988, 1989, 2004, 2010, 2013

(1984-2000) of the series featured six games decided by six points or fewer, including one tie; only three games were decided by 17 or more points. In contrast, the last 22 games (2001-2022) of the series have featured 16 games decided by 14 points or more; during that span, the average margin of victory is 19.86 points per game.

IN NOVEMBER >> Auburn is 246-192-20 (.559) all-time in November. Auburn's November home record is 107-40-5 (.721). Away from Auburn, the Tigers are 140-151-15 (.482).

Auburn is 11-4 in games played on November 11 all-time; the Tigers are 6-3 against SEC opponents and 5-2 in games played away from Auburn on that date.

ON OFFENSE >> Auburn is third in the SEC averaging 190.9 rushing yards per game and is fifth in the league with 17 rushing touchdowns this season. Six different Tigers have scored a rushing touchdown this year.

Jarquez Hunter led the ground game against Mississippi State, gaining 144 yards on 17 carries, and followed up with a career-high 183 yards on 19 carries at Vanderbilt, scoring twice.

Auburn gained 219 yards on the ground against Georgia, the most against the Bulldogs since 2018, led by 92 yards from quarterback Payton Thorne.

Against Samford, the Tigers gained 222 ground yards, led by 123 from Thorne.

Auburn rushed for 289 yards on 44 carries in the season opener vs. UMass, scoring six touchdowns via the ground game.

>> Quarterback Payton Thorne passed for 282 yards (24-32) with a score and rushed for 123 yards and two touchdowns in the win over Samford, a career rushing high for the transfer, and the first Auburn QB to rush for 100 yards and pass for 200 in a game since Nick Marshall vs. Mississippi State in 2014.

Thorne was 10-17 passing versus UMass for 141 yards, including a 29-yard touchdown pass to Jay Fair.

He added a 13-yard touchdown pass to Fair and the 5-yard gamewinner to Rivaldo Fairweather in the win at Cal. Thorne had another TD pass to Fairweather vs. Ole Miss.

Thorne rushed for 92 yards against Georgia, including a career-long gain of 61 yards that was the longest run by an Auburn QB since Malik Willis in 2017.

Thorne's three TD passes vs. Mississippi State were the most by an Auburn QB in a SEC game since Bo Nix vs. LSU in 2020, and his 76.9 completion percentage (20-26) was the best by an Auburn QB in any game since Nix was 21-26 at Arkansas in 2021.

Thorne, a transfer from Michigan State, threw for 6,494 yards (223.9 per game) in three seasons with the Spartans.

He was 524-860 (.609) in 29 career games, 26 of those as the starter. He ranked among MSU's career leaders in passing touchowns (fourth with 49), completion percentage (fifth at .609), passing yards (sixth with 6,494), pass completions (sixth with 524), pass attempts (sixth with 860) and passing efficiency (eighth with 137.6 rating).

Thorne posted five career games with 300-plus yards passing and threw multiple TD passes in 13 games.

>> Quarterback Robby Ashford scored three rushing touchdowns for the first time in his career versus UMass. The last Auburn QB with three rushing TD in a game was Cam Newton (vs. Arkansas in 2010); Newton shares the record for Auburn QBs with four rushing TD against Kentucky in 2010 (also Phil Gargis, 4 vs. Florida State in 1976). The last Auburn player with three rushing TD in a game was Jarquez Hunter vs. Mercer in 2022.

Ashford has scored multiple rushing touchdowns four times in his career; with a score against Georgia, he now has 12 rushing TD (eighth among all-time Auburn QBs) and 895 rushing yards in his Auburn career.

STUDENT-ATHLETE EXPERIENCE: FACILITIES

>> The $92 million Woltosz Football Performance Center opened in January as the home of Auburn football. More than 233,000 square feet of space houses meeting rooms, offices, an ultra-spacious strength and conditioning area, equipment and sports medicine facilities, two outdoor and an indoor practice field, and more

AUBURN BY THE NUMBERS

Category2023

Record5-4

SEC2-4

West

1-3

East

1-1

Non-Conf3-0

Home3-2

Away2-2

Neutral0-0

Day3-2

Night2-2

TV Games/ABC

0-0

CBS

0-1

ESPN

3-3

ESPN2

0-0.

ESPNU

0-0

ESPN+

0-0

SEC Network

2-0

Scoring first

4-2

Opp scoring first

1-2

Leading at half

4-0

Trailing at half

1-2

Tied at half

0-2

Leading after 3Q

4-0

Trailing after 3Q

1-3

Tied after 3Q

0-1

Overtime Games

0-0

Scoring > Receiver Ja'Varrius Johnson, who now has 57 career receptions for 917 yards, led Auburn with 117 yards on four receptions in the Tigers' 2022 season-opening win over Mercer. It was Johnson's second career 100-yard receiving game (107 yards vs. Mississippi State in 2021).

Ten of Johnson's 57 career catches have gone for at least 30 yards; he averages 16.1 yards per catch for his career.

>> Gunner Britton was honored as the SEC offensive lineman of the week for his play against UMass. The senior transfer started at left guard and played three different positions up front as the Tigers rushed for 289 yards (6.6 yds/carry) in the opener.

Britton again earned SEC honors against Mississippi State, helping the Tigers gain 419 yards without giving up a sack and allowing only one QB hurry.

>> Conner Lew was the SEC freshman of the week against Mississippi State, playing every snap in his first career start at center.

FOR THE DEFENSE >> Eugene Asante has led Auburn in tackles in five games this season: against UMass with six stops; 12 tackles, a sack, 1.5 TFL, 2 QB hurries and a pass breakup at California, earning SEC defensive player of the week honors; at Texas A&M (9 tackles) and LSU (12 tackles, sack) and against MississippiState (10 tackles, 2 QB hurries, TFL).

He was the first Auburn player to record at least 12 tackles and register a sack in a game since Zakoby McClain had 14 tackles and 2.0 sacks vs. Ole Miss in 2021.

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2023 AUBURN FOOTBALL

SEC CHAMPIONS: 1957, 1983, 1987, 1988, 1989, 2004, 2010, 2013

Asante ranks sixth in the SEC in total tackles per game (7.4) with a team-best 67 stops. Asante is one of four SEC players with at least 60 tackles, 6.0 TFL and 3.0 sacks this season.

Career games that current players have led Auburn in tackles: Eugene Asante (5)

Cam Riley (4) D.J. James, Larry Nixon III, Nehemiah Pritchett, Zion Puckett, Wesley Steiner, Caleb Wooden (1)

>> Asante's 12 tackles at California were a career high and the most by a Tiger defender this season; he tied that mark with 12 tackles at LSU and had a team-best 10 tackles against Mississippi State

Career double-figure tackle games at Auburn: Eugene Asante (3)

Cam Riley, Wesley Steiner (2) Donovan Kaufman, Larry Nixon III, Zion Puckett (1)

>> Asante scored his first career touchdown on the fourth-quarter 67-yard fumble recovery at Texas A&M. It was Auburn's first score on a fumble return since Marcus Harris vs. Arkansas in 2021.

It was Auburn's longest fumble return for a score since an 82-yard return by Justin Garrett vs. Louisville in 2015. It was the longest fumble return for Auburn since 2019, when Big Kat Bryant had an 83-yard return vs. Oregon.

>> Eleven Auburn players have recorded sacks in 2023, and 21 have at least one TFL.

Marcus Harris leads the club with 8.5 TFL and 5.0 sacks.

The Tigers got sacks from Elijah MAllister, Marcus Harris, Donovan Kaufman and Eugene Asante against UMass. Asante, and Harris also had sacks at Cal.

Cam Riley and Lawrence Johnson had sacks against Samford. Riley and Caleb Wooden recorded sacks at Texas A&M.

Asante, Harris and McLeod had a hand in sacks against LSU, and the same trio had

sacks against Ole Miss. The Tigers had five sacks at Vanderbilt.

>> Current Auburn players with 100 career tackles: Larry Nixon III (285; 246 at North Texas)

Zion Puckett (137 at Auburn) D.J. James (136; 70 at Oregon) Eugene Asante (130; 62 at North Carolina) Marcus Harris (121; 29 at Kansas) Donovan Kaufman (118; 15 at Vanderbilt) Cam Riley (113) Jaylin Simpson (110) Jalen McLeod (104; 76 at Appalachian State) Nehemiah Pritchett (103)

>> Mid-season All-American Jaylin Simpson is eighth nationally in interceptions with four this season, the latest coming against Georgia.

The Jim Thorpe Award semifinalist's seven career interceptions are tied for the third-most among all active SEC players:

8: Tykee Smith (Georgia), Jaylin Carlies (Missouri), John Saunders Jr. (Ole Miss)

7: Jaylin Simpson (Auburn), Kris Abrams-Draine (Missouri), Dwight McGlothern (Arkansas), Teja Young (Ole Miss).

Simpson's 12-yard pick against Samford made him the first Tiger to have interceptions in three conescutive games since Jerraud Powers in 2007.

Against UMass, Simpson recorded a 50-yard touchdown on an interception return; it was the longest Auburn interception return for a score since Zakoby McClain vs. Alabama in 2019 (100 yards).

Simpson also recorded his first career fumble recovery against UMass, returning that 13 yards.

Simpson had a 25-yard interception at Cal and D.J. James added a fourth-quarter

SEC STANDINGS

WEST STANDINGS

SEC

Alabama

6-0

Ole Miss

5-1

LSU

4-2

Texas A&M

3-3

Auburn

2-4

Mississippi State 1-4

Arkansas

1-5

Pct. 1.000 .833 .667 .500 .333 .200 .167

Overall 8-1 8-1 6-3 5-4 5-4 4-4 3-6

Pct. .889 .889 .667 .556 .556 .500 .333

EAST STANDINGS

SEC

Georgia

6-0

Missouri

3-2

Tennessee

3-2

Florida

3-3

Kentucky

3-3

South Carolina 1-5

Vanderbilt

0-6

Pct. 1.000 .600 .600 .500 .500 .167 .000

Overall Pct. 9-0 1.000 7-2 .778 7-2 .778 5-4 .556 6-3 .667 3-6 .333 2-8 .200

SEC Games/Saturday, November 11 Auburn at Arkansas Alabama at Kentucky Vanderbilt at South Carolina Florida at LSU Tennessee at Missouri Ole Miss at Georgia Mississippi State at Texas A&M

SEC Results/Saturday, November 4 Auburn 31, Vanderbilt 15 Ole Miss 38, Texas A&M 35 Arkansas 39, Florida 36 (OT) Alabama 42, LSU 28 Georgia 30, Missouri 21 Kentucky 24, Mississippi State 3 South Carolina 38, Jacksonville State 28 Tennessee 59, UConn 3

GAMEDAY EXPERIENCE: TRADITIONS

>> The oak trees at Toomer's Corner are mature enough for fans to roll for the first time since the 2016 season. The first roll of the current trees came in August when Auburn's Megan Schofill won the U.S. Women's Amateur Golf Championship

2023 UPCOMING RECOGNITIONS

New Mexico State Upper Sections Wear Blue Lower Sections Wear Orange

Alabama Senior Day 2013 Team Reunion Wear Blue

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2023 AUBURN FOOTBALL TIGERS IN THE NFL

Name

Pos.

Montravius Adams DL

Tank Bigsby RB

Angelo Blackson DL

K.J. Britt LB

Derrick Brown DL

Anders Carlson PK

Daniel Carlson PK

Marlon Davidson DL

Carlton Davis DB

Jamel Dean DB

Jack Driscoll OT

Rudy Ford DB

Derick Hall DL

Josh Harris LS

Noah Igbinoghene DB

Jonathan Jones DB

Carl Lawson DE

Roger McCreary DB

Owen Pappoe LB

Jamien Sherwood DB

Darius Slayton WR

Braden Smith OL

Jarrett Stidham QB

Daniel Thomas DB

C.J. Uzomah TE

Prince Tega Wanogho OL

Colby Wooden DL

Chandler Wooten LB

Kilian Zierer OL

Team Pittsburgh Steelers Jacksonville Jaguars Jacksonville Jaguars Tampa Bay Buccaneers Carolina Panthers Green Bay Packers Las Vegas Raiders

Tennessee Titans Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Philadelphia Eagles Green Bay Packers

Seattle Seahawks Los Angeles Chargers

Dallas Cowboys New England Patriots

New York Jets Tennessee Titans Arizona Cardinals

New York Jets New York Giants Indianapolis Colts Denver Broncos Jacksonville Jaguars

New York Jets Kansas City Chiefs Green Bay Packers Carolina Panthers

Houston Texans

>> Auburn alums on practice squads: Byron Cowart (Miami), Shedrick Jackson(Cincinnati), Eku Leota (Carolina), Tashawn Manning (Baltimore), John Samuel Shenker (Las Vegas), Seth Williams (Jacksonville), Chandler Wooten (Carolina)

>> Auburn had 41 former lettermen on NFL training camp rosters, representing 25 different NFL teams

>> Former Auburn lettermen on NFL rosters who finished their college careers elsewhere: Malik Wllis (Tennessee)

>> Auburn has had 31 players taken in the first round of the NFL draft (most recent in 2020 Derrick Brown 1/7 and Noah Igbinoghene 1/30) and four No. 1 overall draft picks: Cam Newton (Carolina, `11), Aundray Bruce (Atlanta, `88), Bo Jackson (Tampa, `86) and Tucker Frederickson (NY Giants, `65)

>> At least one former Tiger has been selected to 18 of the last 23 Pro Bowls, and Auburn has had at least one former player in 15 of the last 18 Super Bowls, including Prince Tega Wanogho of the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1957, 2010

endzone pickoff to seal the win against the Bears.Nehemiah Pritchett had a fourthquarter interception at Vanderbilt.

Current players' career interceptions at Auburn: Jaylin Simpson (7)

D.J. James, Nehemiah Pritchett (3) Donovan Kaufman, Zion Puckett (2) J.D. Rhym, Keionte Scott (1)

>> Auburn is 71-37 when it forces a turnover since the start of the 2013 season and 43-14 when it forces multiple turnovers over that span, compared to just 13-16 when it fails to force a turnover.

The Tigers forced one turnover at Texas A&M, LSU and Vanderbilt and against Mississippi State, two turnovers against Georgia, Ole Miss, UMass and Samford and three in the game at California.

>> Auburn's defense has allowed only 36 first-quarter touchdowns in its last 87 games.

>> Punter Oscar Chapman ranks fifth among Auburn career punting leaders with a 43.76 yard average (189/8,271 yds).

Chapman's 71-yard punt against Georgia was a career long (previous: 67 vs. Northwestern 2020); it's tied for the third-longest punt in Auburn history and was the longest punt since 2006 (Kody Bliss vs. Tulane). He earned punter of the week honors from the Ray Guy Award.

The Australian now shows 37 career punts of 50 yards or longer.

Chapman ranks fourth among SEC punters (44.5) this season.

>> Keionte Scott's 56-yard punt return against UMass was a career long and the longest by an Auburn returner since 2016, when Stephen Roberts had a 58-yard punt return vs. Alabama.

>> Auburn has seven field goal blocks and nine punt blocks since the start of 2016.

N.O.T. GOING TO LOSE >> Auburn is 28-1 since the start of the 2013 season in games when scoring a non-offensive touchdown, the latest being Eugene Asante's 67-yard fumble return for a score at Texas A&M in the SEC opener. Jaylin Simpson also had an interception return for a touchdown against UMass.

Before the 2020 Outback Bowl, Auburn had won 21 straight games when the Tigers scored a non-offensive touchdown (NOT).

During that string, the Tigers scored 24 non-offensive TDs, including three kickoffs, five punts (2 blocked), four fumbles, 11 interception returns and a missed field goal.

RANKINGS >> Auburn is 116-179-6 all-time facing ranked opponents. The Tigers are 54-48-2 at home against ranked teams, 29-78-2 on the road and 33-53-2 on a neutral field.

>> Auburn is 56-108-3 all-time against AP top 10 teams (27-30-2 at home, 29-78-1 away from Auburn).

>> The Tigers are 92-143-5 all-time facing ranked SEC opponents (44-38-2 at home, 29-70-2 away, 19-35-1 neutral). Ranked Auburn teams vs. ranked SEC teams are 6055-3 overall (30-11-1 at home, 19-34-1 at the opponent's home, 11-10-1 on a neutral field).

SPECIAL TEAMS >> Alex McPherson's 53-yard field goal at Texas A&M was a career long for the redshirt freshman.

He set a career high vs. UMass with eight made PAT, along with a 37-yard field goal.

McPherson is now 15-16 for his career on field goals (with 15 conescutive makes) and 29-29 on PAT.

McPherson was 6-7 last season on field goal attempts. His 51-yarder against Western Kentucky was the longest by an Auburn kicker since 2019. McPherson became Auburn's first freshman kicker to make a 50+ yarder since Anders Carlson did so twice in 2018.

>> Brian Battie is third in the SEC and 16th nationally averaging 25.2 yards per kickoff return (17 returns for 428 yards). His long return this season was 39 yards at Vanderbilt. He is one of four FBS players with at least 400 kickoff return yards and 150 rushing yards this season.

>> Auburn's record as a ranked team alltime is 334-126-6. Ranked Auburn teams at home are 191-34-2; away from Auburn, ranked Tiger squads are 142-91-4 all-time.

When a ranked Auburn team faces a ranked opponent, the Tigers' all-time record is 82-80-4 (37-14-1 at home, 22-43-1 away and 23-23-2 on a neutral field).

FROM THE VANDERBILT GAME >> Jarquez Hunter's 121 yards rushing in the first quarter were the most by an Auburn running back since Tre Mason had 141 yards on six carries in the first quarter against Alabama A&M in 2012. The last Auburn player to rush for 100 yards in the first half was Tank Bigsby (106) vs. Arkansas in 2020. The previous top rushing mark in the first quarter against an SEC opponent was Casinious Moore (104) vs. Mississippi State in 2001.

>> Auburn had three offensive scoring plays of 50+ yards for the first time since the 2018 Music City Bowl vs. Purdue.

>> Auburn continues the longest FBS current span of games (187) without having a punt blocked; Auburn last had a punt blocked vs. Mississippi State in 2009.

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2023 AUBURN FOOTBALL

SEC CHAMPIONS: 1957, 1983, 1987, 1988, 1989, 2004, 2010, 2013

MORE TIGER STRIPES... >> Auburn has an all-time record of 34693-7 at Jordan-Hare Stadium since 1939; the .784 winning percentage ranks seventh nationally.

For the 2023 season, capacity has been increased to 88,043 with some updates to premium seating. The capacity crowd for the season opening win over UMass set an Auburn attendance record; the Samford, Georgia,Ole Miss and Mississippi State games were also in front of capacity crowds.

All home games this season have sold out in advance for the first time since 2015. Auburn season ticket sales set a record with 63,500 purchased this summer. The previous Auburn record was 62,900 season tickets sold before the 2014 campaign.

>> In non-conference play, Auburn's all-time regular season record since 1933 is 263-71-6 (.783). Before the 2022 Penn State game, Auburn had won 17 straight home games against non-conference opponents dating back to 2016.

>> On the 2023 Auburn roster, 54 players have at least one college start to their credit, 31 on offense and 23 on defense.

There are 16 Tigers who have started 20 or more collegiate games: 38 Lawrence Johnson (38 at Purdue), 38 Avery Jones (31 at East Carolina), 38 Marcus Harris (5 at Kansas), 37 Nehemiah Pritchett, 34 Payton Thorne (26 at Michigan State), 30 Larry Nixon III (24 at North Texas),

30 Zion Puckett, 30 D.J. James (11 at Oregon), 27 Mosiah Nasili-Kite (22 at Maryland), 26 Gunner Britton (18 at Western Kentucky), 24 Jyaire Shorter (24 at North Texas), 21 Justin Rogers (18 at Kentucky),

20 Jaylin Simpson, 20 Kam Stutts, 20 Rivaldo Fairweather (12 at FIU) and 20 Dillon Wade (12 at Tulsa).

>> Players making their first start at Auburn vs. UMass (13): Gunner Britton, Jay Fair, Rivaldo Fairweather, Shane Hooks, Avery Jones, Omari Kelly, Austin Keys, Kayin Lee, Elijah McAllister, Izavion Miller, Mosiah Nasili-Kite, Payton Thorne and Dillon Wade.

Other players making first Auburn starts this season: Larry Nixon III, Eugene Asante and Jaden Muskrat (California); Keldric Faulk, Caleb Wooden and Caleb Burton III (LSU); Brandon Frazier, Jeremiah Cobb and Justin Rogers (Ole Miss); Connor Lew (Mississippi State).

>> Auburn all-time in overtime: 9-9; Home OT games: 7-4; the last before 2022

was a 2021 4OT loss to Alabama 24-22; Road OT games: 0-4; the last before 2022

was a 2015 4OT loss at Arkansas by a 54-46 score; Neutral site OT games: 2-1; the last was a

34-31 loss to Wisconsin in the 2015 Outback Bowl; SEC OT games: 2-7; the last was a 39-33

loss last season at Mississippi State;

Non-conference OT games: 7-2; last was a 2015 home win over Jacksonville State 27-20.

The Tigers are one of nine teams that played multiple overtime games (vs. Missouri and at Mississippi State) during 2022.

Auburn has had multiple overtime contests in the same season four times: in 2002 (vs. Syracuse and Florida), in 2007 (vs. South Florida and Clemson), in 2015 (Jacksonville State and Arkansas) and last season.

>> Since 2001, Auburn is 168-39 (.812) when scoring 20 or more points in a game. Dating back to 1993, Auburn is 224-47-1 (.825) when scoring 20 or more points. All-time, Auburn is 563-67-9 (.888) when scoring 20 or more points.

All-time, Auburn is 354-12 (.967) when scoring 30 points, 179-3 (.984) when scoring 40 points, 83-0 when scoring 50 points and 29-0 when scoring 60 points.

>> Auburn team captains for 2023 are Luke Deal, Elijah McAllister, Kam Stutts and Payton Thorne. During the final month of the season, game captains will also be selected.

>> Auburn's 2023 SEC Legend is offensive guard Ed King, an All-American in 1989 and 1990 (consensus) before entering professional football.

The Phenix City, Ala., product played six seasons in the NFL for the Cleveland Browns and New Orleans Saints, as well as in the CFL, WLAF and XFL.

He will be honored during the SEC football championship weekend in Atlanta in December.

>> Tight end Tyler Fromm is a semifinalist for the National Football Foundation's Campbell Trophy, college football's premier scholar-athlete award.

Fromm completed his bachelor's degree in professional flight management with a 3.76 grade-point average and is currently working toward an MBA.

>> Linebacker Jake Levant is a nominee for the 2023 Burlsworth Trophy, given to the nation's top college player who began his career as a walk-on.

>> Collegepressbox is the official media website for Division I football. Access and download game notes, quotes, statistics, media guides, headshots, logos and more for all FBS schools, conferences, postseason games, awards and the College Football Playoff. For access, register for an account at register.

>> Up next, Auburn hosts New Mexico State on Saturday, November 18, at JordanHare Stadium. Arkansas hosts FIU that day.

CAREER PARTICIPATION

No. Name

GP/GS

22 Damari Alston, RB

17/2

25 Champ Anthony, CB

9/0

9 Eugene Asante, LB

48/11* (35/4)

9 Robby Ashford, QB

20/10

8 Austin Ausberry, CB

6/0

21 Brian Battie, RB

40/13* (31/13)

28 Hayden Brice, DE

2/0

53 Gunner Britton, OL

60/27* (51/18)

4 Camden Brown, WR

21/3

10 Caleb Burton III, WR

5/1

91 Oscar Chapman, P

43/--

23 Jeremiah Cobb, RB

9/1

86 Luke Deal, TE

49/14

33 Camden Etheredge, TE

2/0

5 Jay Fair, WR

19/6

13 Rivaldo Fairweather, TE 35/20* (26/12)

15 Keldric Faulk, DE

9/4

87 Brandon Frazier, TE

37/1

85 Tyler Fromm, TE

35/4

12 Holden Geriner, QB

4/0

14 Marquise Gilbert, S

8/0

56 E.J. Harris, OL

3/0

50 Marcus Harris, DL

44/38* (10/5)

20 JC Hart, DB

2/0

47 Grant Hidalgo, TE

2/0

24 Colton Hood, CB

3/0

3 Shane Hooks, WR

48/18* (39/14)

61 Reed Hughes, LS

10/--

26 Tony Hunley Jr., CB

1/0

27 Jarquez Hunter, RB

33/9

50 Jalil Irvin, OL

43/1

44 Sean Jackson, RB

23/0

4 D.J. James, CB

53/30* (32/11)

6 Ja'Varrius Johnson, WR

33/7

92 Lawrence Johnson, DL 56/38* (46/38)

16 Malcolm Johnson Jr., WR

27/11

54 Tate Johnson, OL

14/4

79 Tyler Johnson, OL

2/0

66 Avery Jones, OL

41/38* (34/31)

99 Jayson Jones, DL

34/13* (13/0)

35 Justin Jones, RB

11/0

5 Donovan Kaufman, DB

30/19* (2/2)

19 Omari Kelly, WR

18/1

6 Austin Keys, LB

27/10* (23/7)

3 Kayin Lee, CB

9/3

46 Jake Levant, LB

22/0

75 Connor Lew, OL

8/2

16 Terrance Love, S

9/0

8 Nick Mardner, WR

50/14* (46/14)

32 Trent Mason, WR

1/0

11 Elijah McAllister, Jack

46/4* (37/2)

41 Greg McConico, DB

13/0* (13/0)

93 Evan McGuire, K

5/0

35 Jalen McLeod, Jack

38/10* (30/3)

38 Alex McPherson, K

13/--

72 Izavion Miller, OL

9/9

0 Koy Moore, WR

35/11* (16/1)

63 Jaden Muskrat, OL

29/10* (20/9)

33 Mosiah Nasili-Kite, DL 34/27* (29/22)

30 Larry Nixon III, LB

54/30*(45/24)

1 Nehemiah Pritchett, DB

48/37

10 Zion Puckett, DB

44/30

67 Jacob Quattlebaum, LS

40/--

23 J.D. Rhym, CB

16/1

13 Cam Riley, LB

44/11

84 Micah Riley, TE

13/0

52 Justin Rogers, DL

42/21* (33/18)

0 Keionte Scott, CB

18/15

31 Tyler Scott, CB

2/0

71 Dylan Senda, OL

1/0

14 Jyaire Shorter, WR

38/24* (32/24)

18 Stephen Sings V, Jack

38/1* (33/1)

90 Enyce Sledge, DL

3/0

36 Jaylin Simpson, DB

44/20

39 Griffin Speaks, S

40/0* (31/0)

32 Wesley Steiner, LB

43/7

62 Kam Stutts, OL

47/20

48 Paul Thompson Jr., S

3/0

1 Payton Thorne, QB

38/34* (29/26)

52 Dillon Wade, OL

26/20* (17/12)

96 Garrison Walker, DL

7/0

91 Zykevious Walker, DL

28/1

22 Brenton Williams, Jack

2/0

12 Caleb Wooden, S

14/2

30 Kassidy Woods, WR

34/16* (33/16)

17 Robert Woodyard Jr., LB

7/0

77 Jeremiah Wright, OL

26/1

*includes previous school (previous school total)

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ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

NO. NAME 22 Damari Alston 25 Champ Anthony 9 Eugene Asante 9 Robby Ashford 8 Austin Ausberry 18 Jackson Barkley 21 Brian Battie 28 Jackson Billings 28 Hayden Brice 53 Gunner Britton 4 Camden Brown 15 Hank Brown 26 Christian Burnette 10 Caleb Burton III 91 Oscar Chapman 57 Harrison Clemmer 23 Jeremiah Cobb 20 John Colvin 86 Luke Deal 40 Wilky Denaud 37 Rod Elston 33 Camden Etheredge 5 Jay Fair 13 Rivaldo Fairweather 15 Keldric Faulk 87 Brandon Frazier 93 Joe Frazier Jr. 85 Tyler Fromm 12 Holden Geriner 14 Marquise Gilbert 31 Powell Gordon 42 Coleman Granberry 56 E.J. Harris 50 Marcus Harris 20 JC Hart 47 Grant Hidalgo 24 Colton Hood 3 Shane Hooks 61 Reed Hughes 26 Tony Hunley Jr. 27 Jarquez Hunter 50 Jalil Irvin 44 Sean Jackson 4 D.J. James 97 Quientrail Jamison-Travis 29 C.J. Johnson 6 Ja'Varrius Johnson 92 Lawrence Johnson 16 Malcolm Johnson Jr. 56 Stephen Johnson 54 Tate Johnson 79 Tyler Johnson 89 Whit Johnson 55 Bradyn Joiner 66 Avery Jones 99 Jayson Jones 35 Justin Jones 5 Donovan Kaufman 19 Omari Kelly

POS. HT. WT. RB 5-9 209 CB 5-11 164 LB 6-1 222 QB 6-3 218 S 6-0 200 QB 6-2 205 RB 5-7 170 WR 5-10 187 Jack 6-3 239 OL 6-6 312 WR 6-3 203 QB 6-4 201 RB 5-11 189 WR 5-11 171 P 6-3 204 OL 6-3 268 RB 5-11 191 QB 6-3 192 TE 6-5 255 DL 6-3 276 CB 5-9 192 TE 6-0 219 WR 5-10 186 TE 6-4 251 Jack 6-6 288 TE 6-7 267 DL 5-11 272 TE 6-5 241 QB 6-3 212 S 6-2 186 LB 6-3 220 LB 5-11 205 OL 6-5 331 DL 6-3 295 CB 6-2 195 TE 6-5 245 CB 5-11 183 WR 6-4 191 LS 6-1 232 CB 5-9 180 RB 5-10 212 OL 6-3 319 RB 5-9 236 CB 6-1 164 DL 6-4 320 S 6-2 202 WR 5-10 167 DL 6-2 310 WR 6-1 193 DL 6-3 337 OL 6-4 302 OL 6-6 304 WR 5-11 178 OL 6-2 334 OL 6-4 307 DL 6-6 338 RB 6-1 206 S 5-10 204 WR 6-0 178

YR.

HOMETOWN

So.

Atlanta, GA

So.

Fort Worth, TX

Jr.

Alexandria, VA

So.

Hoover, AL

RFr. Baton Rouge, LA

So.

Marietta, GA

Jr.

Sarasota, FL

So.

Huntsville, AL

Sr.

Jackson, MS

Sr.

Conway, SC

So.

Monroe, LA

Fr.

Nashville, TN

Fr.

Mobile, AL

RFr.

Austin, TX

Sr. Adelaide, Australia

Fr.

Birmingham, AL

Fr.

Montgomery, AL

Fr.

Birmingham, AL

Sr.

Greenwood, SC

Fr.

Stuart, FL

So.

Anniston, AL

RFr.

Leeds, AL

So.

Dallas, TX

Jr.

Lauderhill, FL

Fr. Highland Home, AL

Sr.

McKinney, TX

RFr.

Auburn, AL

Sr. Warner Robins, GA

RFr.

Savannah, GA

Jr. Daytona Beach, FL

RFr.

Auburn, AL

Fr.

Auburn, AL

RFr.

Auburn, AL

Sr.

Montgomery, AL

Fr.

Loachapoka, AL

So.

Orlando, FL

Fr.

Conyers, GA

Sr.

Orlando, FL

So.

Conway, AR

So.

Anniston, AL

Jr.

Philadelphia, MS

Sr. Stone Mountain, GA

So.

Trussville, AL

Sr.

Mobile, AL

Jr.

Minneapolis, MN

Fr.

Houston, TX

Sr.

Trussville, AL

Sr.

Fort Wayne, IN

Jr.

Bryans Road, MD

Fr.

Fayetteville, GA

Jr.

LaGrange, GA

Fr.

Natchitoches, LA

RFr.

Centre, AL

Fr.

Anniston, AL

Sr.

Havelock, NC

Jr.

Calera, AL

Jr.

Bessemer, AL

Jr.

New Orleans, LA

So.

Trussville, AL

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1957, 2010

NO. NAME 6 Austin Keys 82 Jake Kruse 3 Kayin Lee 46 Jake Levant 75 Connor Lew 16 Terrance Love 8 Nick Mardner 32 Trent Mason 11 Elijah McAllister 47 Mac McClinton 41 Greg McConico Jr. 93 Evan McGuire 35 Jalen McLeod 38 Alex McPherson 39 Marshall Meyers 72 Izavion Miller 0 Koy Moore 63 Jaden Muskrat 33 Mosiah Nasili-Kite 30 Larry Nixon III 94 Godwin Owolabi 17 Sawyer Pate 1 Nehemiah Pritchett 10 Zion Puckett 67 Jacob Quattlebaum 36 Luke Reebals 45 Darron Reed Jr. 23 J.D. Rhym 78 Evan Richards 68 Mason Richards 43 John Martin Richter 13 Cam Riley 84 Micah Riley 52 Justin Rogers 37 Gabe Russo 0 Keionte Scott 31 Tyler Scott 71 Dylan Senda 14 Jyaire Shorter 36 Jaylin Simpson 18 Stephen Sings V 90 Enyce Sledge 19 Sylvester Smith 39 Griffin Speaks 83 Colby Stafford 32 Wesley Steiner 62 Kam Stutts 48 Paul Thompson Jr. 1 Payton Thorne 80 Will Upton 42 Kyle Vaccarella 52 Dillon Wade 96 Garrison Walker 91 Zykeivous Walker 76 Clay Wedin 22 Brenton Williams 12 Caleb Wooden 30 Kassidy Woods 17 Robert Woodyard Jr. 77 Jeremiah Wright

POS. HT. WT. YR. LB 6-2 233 Jr. WR 5-10 182 RFr. CB 5-11 181 Fr. LB 6-1 232 Sr. OL 6-3 290 Fr. S 6-2 211 Fr. WR 6-6 206 Sr. WR 6-1 190 Sr. Jack 6-6 271 Sr. S 5-8 181 RFr. CB 5-10 190 Jr. K 6-5 224 So. Jack 6-1 237 Jr. K 5-9 154 RFr. K 5-7 215 So. OL 6-5 318 Jr. WR 6-1 198 Jr. OL 6-3 302 Jr. DL 6-2 285 Sr. LB 6-1 231 Sr. DL 6-2 320 So. QB 6-1 219 So. CB 6-1 184 Sr. S 6-0 226 Sr. LS 6-1 234 Sr. RB 5-11 191 RFr. DL 6-3 295 Fr. CB 6-1 178 So. OL 6-4 306 RFr. OL 6-2 301 RFr. Jack 6-2 215 Fr. LB 6-5 242 Jr. TE 6-5 247 RFr. DL 6-3 346 Jr. P/K 6-0 223 Fr. CB 6-0 188 Jr. CB 6-1 193 Fr. OL 6-5 303 Fr. WR 6-2 209 Sr. S 6-1 178 Sr. Jack 6-3 248 Jr. DL 6-2 311 RFr. S 5-11 186 Fr. S 5-11 188 Jr. WR 5-11 179 RFr. LB 6-0 245 Sr. OL 6-5 343 Sr. S 6-0 193 RFr. QB 6-2 210 Jr. WR 5-9 177 Fr. LS 6-3 229 So. OL 6-3 307 Jr. DL 6-1 296 Jr. DL 6-4 294 Jr. OL 6-5 307 Fr. Jack 6-3 262 Fr. S 6-1 188 So. WR 6-3 205 Sr. LB 6-0 234 RFr. OL 6-5 338 Jr.

HOMETOWN Taylorsville, MS

Helena, AL Ellenwood, GA Vestavia Hills, AL Kennesaw, GA

Atlanta, GA Oakville, ON Lakeland, FL Asbury Park, NJ Montgomery, AL Montgomery, AL Alabaster, AL Washington, DC Fort Payne, AL Opelika, AL Memphis, TN

Kenner, LA Berryhill, OK Pittsburg, CA Fort Worth, TX Tuskegee, AL Alabaster, AL Jackson, AL

Griffin, GA Enterprise, AL Birmingham, AL Columbus, GA Valdosta, GA

Cullman, AL Cullman, AL Vestavia Hills, AL Evergreen, AL Omaha, NE

Detroit, MI Montgomery, AL

San Diego, CA Austell, GA Livonia, MI Cordele, GA

Brunswick, GA Charlotte, NC

Monroe, LA Munford, AL Auburn, AL

Mobile, AL Warner Robins, GA

Killen, AL Hoover, AL Naperville, IL Jackson, MS Fairfield, CT Houston, TX Toccoa, GA Ellaville, GA Valrico, FL Opelika, AL Lawrenceville, GA Pine Bluff, AR Mobile, AL Selma, AL

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