Cam Newton explains why he’ll never attend Heisman Trophy ceremony
Cam Newton won the Heisman Trophy during a tumultuous 2010 season, and the former Auburn star explained why he'll never attend the ceremony.
Cam Newton won the Heisman Trophy during a tumultuous 2010 season, and the former Auburn star explained why he'll never attend the ceremony.
"That's the painful thing about sports, and the great thing about sports."
"Was he trying to intimidate? Probably. But it was a body shot, not a head shot."
"Pretty Loud For A Tennis Match"
"I have no idea what just...I mean what just happened?"
"In all the years I've done college football. My favorite game of all time bar none is the Iron Bowl in Auburn in 2013."
The 1993 Auburn Tigers season was one for the ages because of their Iron Bowl victory, undefeated record, and television ban.
"If y'all gonna be down there baptizing people, please pray for better quarterback play."
"His second year? That's...I don't know that that's accurate..."
"I was talking to my friends and said, 'I need to make sure Black folks always have a place at Auburn. So, I’m gonna change my will and make it exclusive for Black students—all $5 million.'"
"I know it's after midnight."
"I appreciate Jon for creating all that chaos that he created with his false information."
Freeze called Pat Forde's SI report "not accurate," but also said "somebody else has been running" his Twitter account over the past few weeks, and there "may be wisdom in" having someone else do that.
"There will be a lot of talk about Hugh Freeze’s missteps at Ole Miss, but everyone has a past."
"It's the job to report on solid information. That information can and does change."
Either Sokoloff or Kiffin is going to be proven wrong in short order.
"I thought to myself, ‘Man, no one wants to see that, Chuck.'"
One SEC game this week has already been postponed, and others could be, including the CBS game of Alabama-LSU.
Yes, Tommy Tuberville said "They'd have to carry me out of here in a pine box" in 1998 while the head coach at Ole Miss, before leaving for the Auburn job the next week. But citing a 2017 SB Nation piece for that quote is an interesting choice.
You can blame the Auburn mascot code...
"Ride for Rod" was in honor of Auburn play-by-play man Rod Bramblett, who passed away in May. Jason Benetti was unaware of the reason for the painting at first, and joked that it was in reference to Rod Gilmore.
"And again, there's that we again." "He's French!" "And WE will be back with more on AT&T at the Half."
Barkley experienced a whole roller coaster of emotions.
LSU-Auburn gave us not one, but two remarkable media stories.
"I like it a lot, because it gave me a platform to be able to reach out and help others through my story and through my journey. I get a lot of positive response back from a lot of people around the world — Germany, France, Paris, a lot of places that use my story and it keeps them going."