Tyler Johnson got a chance to play as a redshirt freshman. Looking back now, he wishes he took it more seriously

After Auburn ’s latest national championship haul, college football fans are having a field day.

To the victors go the spoils. After all, they are the ones to write history. What happens if you claim to be victorious when everybody else thinks somebody else won? Well, then you play college football in the SEC in the State of Alabama.

It makes sense to consider Auburn an afterthought in the Southeastern Conference. After all, the Tigers have endured four consecutive losing seasons — their longest such skid in nearly eight decades — and failed to find much consistency since Tommy Tuberville’s heyday 20 years ago.

Several coaches and GMs recently shared their opinions on the top transfers from the last cycle. What are they saying about Auburn's haul?

It was announced Monday that Cam Newton will have his No. 2 jersey retired on Oct. 11 when Auburn squares off against Georgia. This exciting news received plenty of interest from college football fans,

Auburn has played Mercer 13 times in its history, dating all the way back to the 1800s, but it has always been a lopsided series in favor of the Tigers. They're 13-0 against the Bears, outscoring them 572-36. The pair have played just twice since 1922, and Auburn has won both matchups by a combined score of 66-26.

On “The Paul Finebaum Show,” the SEC Network analyst was asked if Auburn could be a sleeper team this year. Finebaum indicated that he believes the Tigers might surprise some people.