Founding Figures and National Champions:

✦ John Heisman (1892-1895): The man who gave his name to the prestigious trophy, Heisman laid the foundation for Auburn's football tradition.

✦ Ralph Jordan (1896-1927): Known as the "Father of Auburn Football," Jordan led the Tigers to their first national championship in 1913 and remains the program's longest-tenured coach.

✦ Pat Dye (1981-1992): The "Bear" brought a swaggering confidence and run-heavy offense, propelling Auburn to three SEC championships and a national championship appearance in 1983.

✦ Tommy Tuberville (1995-2008): Known for his fiery personality and potent rushing attack, Tuberville revived the program, winning an SEC championship in 2004 and reaching the national title game in 2003.

From the iconic "War Eagle" chant that echoes through Jordan-Hare Stadium to the electric atmosphere of the pre-game Tiger Walk, Auburn football is more than just a game. It's a family. It's a tradition passed down through generations, uniting fans in a sea of orange and blue. Here, victory isn't everything, it's the spirit, the claws held high, the unwavering belief that makes Auburn special. So join the roar, feel the electricity, and become part of something bigger than yourself. War Eagle!

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