Auburn Football- All Auburn All Orange

In 2004, the Auburn Athletic Association and Student Government Association established the “All Auburn All Orange” program. This program was created to promote and create unity and team spirit among the Auburn family. T-shirts are created every year and sold to raise money for student scholarships and the Student Government Association’s Big Event. Big Event participants team up to devote one specific day to meeting the needs of many in the community as a way to say “thank you.”

Auburn University has many traditions, which AU prides itself on being built upon. The most famous of all is rolling Toomer’s Corner after an Auburn victory. Toomer’s Corner is the intersection of Magnolia Avenue and S. College Street at the front of campus. Toomer’s Oak is the huge Oak tree found at that intersection. After each win Auburn fans can be found celebrating by rolling the famous tree with the most toilet paper anyone has ever seen. It’s a great tradition that has been passed down from generation to generation. This is only one of the many reasons that it is great to be an Auburn Tiger!

         Auburn University is a school that prides itself on the student body and their classy team spirit. The Tigers joined the Southeastern Conference in 1933 and has since then won six SEC championships. The Tiger’s mascot’s name is Aubie the tiger, who you can find dancing and putting on all sorts of random acts on the sidelines at every home game. Auburn’s fight song is “War Eagle”, a song written about our battle cry.