Auburn Tigers football

The Auburn Tigers football team is the premiere sports team in the Auburn Tigers athletics program at Auburn University.

As of 2013, Auburn has won eight Southeastern Conference football championships, winning the western division nine times since the conference was split in 1992. They were crowned national champions by the Associated Press in 1957 and 2010. The 2004 Auburn Tigers also went undefeated, but were left out of the championship game under the Bowl Championship Series formula.

Auburn was one of the first colleges to field a football team. Their 1892 game against Georgia in Atlanta was the first intercollegiate football game in the South. In 1895, legendary coach John Heisman arrived for a successful four-year span. The Tigers' first bowl appearance was in 1937 in the sixth Bacardi Bowl played in Havana, Cuba. Three Auburn players, Cam Newton in 2010, Bo Jackson in 1985 and Pat Sullivan in 1971, have won the Heisman Trophy.

Auburn's long-running series against archrival Alabama is known as the "Iron Bowl". Alabama leads the series over Auburn 46-36-1.

Auburn plays its home games on campus in Jordan-Hare Stadium, which has a capacity of 87,451.

Head coaches

George Petrie, 1892 Pete Balliet, 1893 George Harvey, 1893 Forrest Hall, 1894 John Heisman, 1895–1899 Walter Watkins, 1900–1901 Ralph Kent, 1902 Michael Harvey, 1902 William Bates, 1903 Mike Donahue, 1904–1906 Willis Kienholz, 1907 Mike Donahue, 1908–1922 Boozer Pitts, 1923–1924 Dave Morey, 1925–1927 Boozer Pitts (interim), 1927 George Bohler, 1928–1929

Johnny Floyd, 1929 Chet Wynne, 1930–1933 Jack Meagher, 1934–1942 Carl Voyles, 1944–1947 Earl Brown, 1948–1950 Ralph "Shug" Jordan, 1951–1975 Doug Barfield, 1976–1980 Pat Dye, 1981–1992 Terry Bowden, 1993–1998 Bill Oliver (interim), 1998 Tommy Tuberville, 2000–2007 Gene Chizik, 2009–2012 Gus Malzahn, 2012–2020 Kevin Steele (interim), 2020 Brian Harsin, 2021–2022 Carnell Williams (interim), 2022