Jackson Arnold's Oklahoma tenure ended on a sour note. Now, the former five-star QB will get to show off his skills in a new ...

Stan and Frank. Jason and Courtney. Bo and Seth. Those are just a few of the few great quarterback and wide receiver duos to ...

Legendary Auburn running back Bo Jackson is a sports icon. So you probably think you’ve got what it takes to ace our latest quiz on Tiger football history. Because Auburn has a bye this week ...

Auburn football legend and famed two-sport athlete Bo Jackson says he will have a medical procedure to solve a chronic hiccup he has suffered with for nearly a year. Jackson told WJOX-FM in ...

HOOVER — Bo Jackson isn't thinking too much about Auburn football. The legendary Auburn running back isn't closely in-tune with the Tigers' offseason because he's focused on business and being ...

AUBURN — An Auburn football icon returned to the Plains on Wednesday. Legendary running back Bo Jackson was spotted smack in the middle of the student section at Auburn basketball's game against ...

Bo Jackson, the world’s greatest living athlete, and the only man to be an All-Star in baseball and a Pro Bowler in football, now has a confession to make. If Bo knew back in his playing days ...

AUBURN, Alabama -- Bo Jackson carries an impossible legacy, a place in history that rests on almost none of the measures that normally define America's legends. Jackson holds no unbreakable ...

When it comes to Auburn football, Shedrick Jackson has the ultimate pedigree. Shedrick's great-uncle, Bo Jackson, won the Heisman Trophy while playing for the Tigers in 1985 en route to a ...

In 1985, Bo Jackson won the Heisman Trophy. "My life completely changed in one second," Jackson says now. "Before that play, people who were Auburn football fans probably knew who I was.

better known as Bo Jackson, was born just outside of Birmingham in Bessemer, Alabama. He first became a bonafide hero of the Yellowhammer State when he played both football and baseball at Auburn ...

Bo Jackson – the College Football Hall of Famer, that is – finished his career at Auburn with 4,575 all-purpose yards, even torching Alabama for 253 rushing yards on 20 carries in 1983 ...