Artist's drawing of Auburn raptor Tiger to be unveiled at halftime Saturday. Published: Nov. 05, 2010, 6:08 p.m. By . The Associated Press ...

Auburn's War Eagle is cared for by the Auburn University Raptor Center (AURC), which also tends to 20 other permanent resident raptors and admits around 300 raptors to its hospital every year.

What does "War Eagle" mean, and why do the Auburn Tigers say it? ... They were created by Birmingham Post-Herald artist Phil Neel. Aubie was a regular on programs until 1976.

What does "War Eagle" mean, and why do the Auburn Tigers say it? The history behind the battle cry and Tiger mascot, explained: Search query. Search. News. Finance. Sports. More. Manage your account.

But if you’ve ever attended a live game of the Auburn Tigers at the Jordan-Hare stadium, you must have probably heard cries of “War Eagle, Hey!” around the stadium, making you wonder why the ...

PARIS (WSFA) - While on her way to helping the U.S. gymnastics team secure a gold medal, Sunisa Lee got a little boost from the Auburn faithful. Lee is a former Auburn gymnast who left after her ...

Auburn mascot Nova, a golden eagle, flies over Jordan Hare Stadium prior to the start of an NCAA college football game against Alabama in Auburn, Ala., Saturday, Nov. 30, 2013. (AP Photo/Dave ...

Though eagles have been associated with Auburn football for more than a century, the pregame flight did not begin until Aug. 31, 2000, when Tiger, also known as War Eagle VI, flew from the end ...