INSIDE THE AUBURN TIGERS

May 2009 Issue - On Newsstands Now!

Tigers A Team In Transition

New head football coach Gene Chizik and his staff and players wrapped up a busy spring training session with 45,000 fans coming to check out the action. Chizik says the Tigers made progress, but as Auburn heads into the 2009 season there are still plenty of questions to be answered about what type of team Auburn will field. By Mark Murphy

Baseball's His Game

First baseman Hunter Morris displayed a special talent for baseball as a youngster and has brought a lot of ability to the Auburn team. Although he is loaded with individual talent, having success as a team is important to the sophomore from Huntsville who will have a third chance to represent his country later this year. By Jason Caldwell

Pugh Excited About New Assignment And New Coaches

With two years of starting experience under his belt, junior Ryan Pugh is making a move to become a full-time center this fall after spending most of his time at tackle as a college football player. Pugh should be one of the top players at his position in the Southeastern Conference this fall. By Jason Caldwell

Love On the Run

A couple of Auburn distance runners, Laurel Pritchard and Scott Novack, have developed strong relationships with their sport and each other going back to their high school days as standout performers in the Birmingham area. By Mark Murphy

A Serious Desire to Succeed

Craig Stevens has been a solid player for the Auburn football team the past two seasons. New defensive coordinator Ted Roof is counting on the red-shirt junior to step up and become one of the top performers, as well as a team leader, for the 2009 Tigers. By Stephen Atkinson

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