Top 10 Auburn Football Plays of the Last 25 Years: 6-10 Kick Six, Camback & More

In this episode of The Auburn Express, powered by The War Rapport, we’re counting down the Top 10 Auburn Football Plays of the Last 25 Years — and trust us, this list is loaded with unforgettable moments that defined generations of Tiger fans. From jaw-dropping kicks to miracle comebacks, we revisit the plays that created legends on the Plains. Starting with Bo Nix’s freshman heroics against Oregon in 2019, we remember the explosive hype that surrounded his Auburn debut — and how one throw to Seth Williams ignited massive expectations. We also revisit Damon Duval’s 2001 game-winner to take down #1 Florida in Jordan-Hare, a moment that made goalposts disappear and put the legend of Duval in motion. The countdown continues with Wes Byrum’s iconic Gator chomp after drilling the game-winner against #2 Florida in the Swamp in 2007 — a top-tier trolling moment that still gives Auburn fans goosebumps. Then, we dive deep into The Camback, where Cam Newton erased a 24-point deficit in Tuscaloosa to keep the Tigers’ 2010 national title hopes alive. This game alone could fill a top five list by itself. From Darvin Adams' clutch fourth-down grabs to Antoine Carter’s never-give-up strip on Mark Ingram, we talk about the grit and glory that made that comeback historic. Each play is more than just a highlight — it’s a snapshot of Auburn football’s heart, resilience, and chaos. We also give love to the lesser-mentioned but unforgettable efforts by players like Junior Rosegreen and Courtney Taylor, and celebrate the iconic commentary and emotions that accompanied each moment. This is more than a list — it’s a celebration of Auburn football at its finest. Whether you’re reliving the glory or learning it for the first time, this countdown brings all the chills, all the pride, and all the War Eagle energy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices