When Aubie the Tiger first jumped out of a refrigerator box on the Jordan-Hare 50 yard line, nobody had any idea the impact he would have on the University, its fans and on college sports in general.

Aubie the Tiger, Auburn's mascot, was also sporting camouflage during Tiger Walk. ... Derek Carr explains why he turned down $30M in guaranteed money from the Saints to opt for retirement.

Aubie the Tiger is one crazy cat / Auburn defeated San Jose State 35-21 Saturday. It's been a rough start to the season for the Tigers, so Aubie the Tiger wanted to enjoy the feeling of victory.

Auburn mascot Aubie is a cult of personality, a Hall of Fame mascot, a 10-time national champion and, perhaps above all, college football’s most beloved clown prince.

Dr. Andy Sokol joins the CBS 42 Morning News to talk about the history of Aubie the Tiger, Auburn University's beloved mascot. 29 House Republicans want Trump to scrap the IRS's free direct tax ...

Auburn football season ticket holders are getting a surprise visit from Aubie the Tiger this week. The mascot stopped in neighborhoods across the Birmingham metro area just to tell fans thank you ...

Aubie the Tiger mascot's costume. Auburn mascot, Aubie, joins the crowd as Auburn Tigers take on Mississippi State Bulldogs at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021.

Aubie is on top at No. 1 - deservedly so, after winning the UCA National Championship last season. His 10 UCA titles are the most of any mascot in the country. Aubie was the first inductee into ...

Auburn’s mascot, Aubie the Tiger, had a special costume for Saturday’s game against Ole Miss. Aubie dressed as a shark, as the Tigers went on to win, 44-23. While the shark costume may look ...

Aubie the Tiger may be the official mascot of the Auburn Tigers, but he has some competition from an 8-pound Maltese nicknamed "Tiger Jake."Watch the video above to see the full story. AUBURN, Ala ...

Aubie the Tiger mascot's costume Aubie the Tiger first was only a cartoon character. It first appeared on an Auburn football program for the Hardin-Simmons game on Oct. 3, 1959, according to Auburn .