Brown’s Late Surge Lifts Auburn | Auburn Tigers Football News

0:00On September 6th, so Auburn pulled out a win against Baylor 17-16. But their new quarterback, Byron Brown, had a bit of a rough start. He threw three interceptions, which is a lot more than he usually does, and his Russian game wasn't really there either, only picking up a couple of. Yards per carry. Despite those struggles, Brown managed to score the game-winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter. It was part of a 75-yard drive that finally got the offense like fans were hoping to see. He completed 26 of 35 passes for 259 yards, though no passing touchdowns. His top receiver, Keshawn Singleton, had a solid game with seven catches for 89 yards. Brown really gave him props afterward, talking about how consistent Singleton is and how much he trusts him to make plays. It sounds like that connection is a big part of their offense. Brown mentioned their mentality was to just focus on the next play, no matter what happened. That kind of resilience is key, especially when you're trying to build momentum.

1:02They'll need that as they move forward the season. The Tigers are set to play Southern Mississippi this Saturday. After a tough start, this win is a good way to kick off the season, and they'll be looking to build on it and keep improving. This has been Auburn Tigers football news today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.