HEEEYYYYYY!!!!!! Actual Auburn Football Info!!!

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* Auburn's 11 victories tied for second-most in a season in school history. The Tigers won 13 games in 2004 and 11 in both 1983 and 1993.

* Auburn posted its seventh consecutive winning season and its seventh straight trip to a bowl game.

* Auburn ranked seventh nationally in scoring defense this season, allowing just 13.9 points per game, and ranked 19th in total defense (292.3).

* Auburn outscored its opponents 162-57 in the second half this season, including a 102-33 advantage in the third quarter. Auburn held Florida, LSU and Nebraska scoreless in the second half this season.

* Auburn went a perfect 5-0 in games away from home, winning SEC games at Mississippi State, South Carolina, Ole Miss and Alabama and the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic in Dallas against Nebraska.

* Auburn was the only team in the country to defeat national champion Florida, earning a 27-17 victory over the then-No. 2 Gators on Oct. 14.

* Auburn was also the only team in the country to beat two teams that finished the season ranked in the top five, beating No. 3 LSU 7-3 on Sept. 16.

* Auburn allowed the fewest kickoff return yards in the nation (237), ahead of second-place Arizona, which allowed 276 yards despite kicking off 17 fewer times than Auburn.

* Auburn won its 18th bowl game in 33 career bowl appearances with a 17-14 victory over No. 23 Nebraska in the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic on New Year's Day. Auburn's 18 career bowl victories is tied with Ohio State, Michigan and Miami (Fla.) for 13th most in NCAA history.

* The Tigers won six games in come-from-behind fashion, the most in a single-season since the 1993 Tigers, who also posted six comebacks.

* Auburn's senior class established a new school record with 41 victories over the past four seasons, while the 33 victories in the last three years is also a new school mark.

* Auburn has posted a record of 33-5 over the past three seasons, which is tied for third best in the NCAA Bowl Subdivision during that span.

* Auburn has the best record among SEC teams in regular season conference games since 2000 with a record of 42-14 (.750) over the past seven seasons.

* Auburn's victories over Florida and then-No. 6 LSU pushed the Tigers' win streak against top-10 teams to four in a row and eight of their last nine.

* Auburn recorded its first five-game winning streak against Alabama since 1954-58 with a 22-15 victory in Tuscaloosa Nov. 19.

* Auburn's blocked punt against Florida netted the Tigers the Pontiac Game Changing Peformance Play of the Year Award on Jan. 8.

* Courtney Taylor became Auburn's all-time leading receiver, finishing his career with a school-record 153 catches.

* John Vaughn became Auburn's all-time leading scorer, finishing his career with 312 points, which is tied for 12th in SEC history.

* Vaughn tied for seventh nationally with 20 field goals made this season, becoming just the second Auburn player to make at least 20 field goals in a single season, and was a finalist for the Lou Groza Award.

* Tristan Davis led the SEC in kickoff return average (27.0) and set a new school single-season record with 756 kickoff return yards.

* Will Herring set a new school record by pushing his consecutive games started streak to 49, breaking the old record of 47 set by Jeno James (1996-99).

* Kody Bliss finished the season ranked third nationally in punting, averaging 45.7 yards per punt.

* Senior kicker Matt Clark led the nation with 51 touchbacks (out of 66 attempts, 77 percent) on kickoffs this season.

* For the first time in school history, Auburn had both a career 2,000-yard rusher (Kenny Irons) and a career 2,000-yard receiver (Courtney Taylor) on the same team.

* Guard Ben Grubbs was named a first-team All-American by ESPN.com and Pro Football Weekly.

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* Auburn's 11 victories tied for second-most in a season in school history. The Tigers won 13 games in 2004 and 11 in both 1983 and 1993.

* Auburn posted its seventh consecutive winning season and its seventh straight trip to a bowl game.

* Auburn ranked seventh nationally in scoring defense this season, allowing just 13.9 points per game, and ranked 19th in total defense (292.3).

* Auburn outscored its opponents 162-57 in the second half this season, including a 102-33 advantage in the third quarter. Auburn held Florida, LSU and Nebraska scoreless in the second half this season.

* Auburn went a perfect 5-0 in games away from home, winning SEC games at Mississippi State, South Carolina, Ole Miss and Alabama and the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic in Dallas against Nebraska.

* Auburn was the only team in the country to defeat national champion Florida, earning a 27-17 victory over the then-No. 2 Gators on Oct. 14.

* Auburn was also the only team in the country to beat two teams that finished the season ranked in the top five, beating No. 3 LSU 7-3 on Sept. 16.

* Auburn allowed the fewest kickoff return yards in the nation (237), ahead of second-place Arizona, which allowed 276 yards despite kicking off 17 fewer times than Auburn.

* Auburn won its 18th bowl game in 33 career bowl appearances with a 17-14 victory over No. 23 Nebraska in the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic on New Year's Day. Auburn's 18 career bowl victories is tied with Ohio State, Michigan and Miami (Fla.) for 13th most in NCAA history.

* The Tigers won six games in come-from-behind fashion, the most in a single-season since the 1993 Tigers, who also posted six comebacks.

* Auburn's senior class established a new school record with 41 victories over the past four seasons, while the 33 victories in the last three years is also a new school mark.

* Auburn has posted a record of 33-5 over the past three seasons, which is tied for third best in the NCAA Bowl Subdivision during that span.

* Auburn has the best record among SEC teams in regular season conference games since 2000 with a record of 42-14 (.750) over the past seven seasons.

* Auburn's victories over Florida and then-No. 6 LSU pushed the Tigers' win streak against top-10 teams to four in a row and eight of their last nine.

* Auburn recorded its first five-game winning streak against Alabama since 1954-58 with a 22-15 victory in Tuscaloosa Nov. 19.

* Auburn's blocked punt against Florida netted the Tigers the Pontiac Game Changing Peformance Play of the Year Award on Jan. 8.

* Courtney Taylor became Auburn's all-time leading receiver, finishing his career with a school-record 153 catches.

* John Vaughn became Auburn's all-time leading scorer, finishing his career with 312 points, which is tied for 12th in SEC history.

* Vaughn tied for seventh nationally with 20 field goals made this season, becoming just the second Auburn player to make at least 20 field goals in a single season, and was a finalist for the Lou Groza Award.

* Tristan Davis led the SEC in kickoff return average (27.0) and set a new school single-season record with 756 kickoff return yards.

* Will Herring set a new school record by pushing his consecutive games started streak to 49, breaking the old record of 47 set by Jeno James (1996-99).

* Kody Bliss finished the season ranked third nationally in punting, averaging 45.7 yards per punt.

* Senior kicker Matt Clark led the nation with 51 touchbacks (out of 66 attempts, 77 percent) on kickoffs this season.

* For the first time in school history, Auburn had both a career 2,000-yard rusher (Kenny Irons) and a career 2,000-yard receiver (Courtney Taylor) on the same team.

* Guard Ben Grubbs was named a first-team All-American by ESPN.com and Pro Football Weekly.

According to many Auburn Fans we sucked this year??? I think we had a very good year. If you finish with 11 wins and in the top 10 that is a pretty good year. Yes we lost to Arky and the Dawgs but we did beat the National Champ Florida Gators.

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It's not that we just lost....it's we got stomped....I can live with a loss if it's a hard fought game.but....well you know...it was bad, both, especially the UGA one.I'll take 11-2 with a bowl win any day.I'm looking for a little more toughness from the new year.That's what I guess I would wish for more than anything for next year is to ..ONE.. finish a game don't let them stay in it or score easily just because we're ahead and TWO...simply play tougher.

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I was a great year. There are things that I can complain about, but why, the only people that want to hear me or anyone else complain are the people paid to listen to them.

It was a good year. Let's use this year to learn, not only the players but the fans. The games are played for a reason, i.e. Arky and UGA. Let's not be lackluster next year and attend those games in strong fashion. Maybe more fans in the stands will help our brothers on the field be more pumped like the UF and LSU games.

WAR EAGLE!!!!