Auburn University's head football coach Hugh Freeze went into detail on the current state of the team headed into the new year on Tuesday at SEC Media Days.

It didn't take long for Auburn head coach Hugh Freeze to respond to Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin's jab. The SEC Media Days have been spicy thus far, and Kiffin's willingness to call out Freeze's golf game was a funny moment on Monday.

Auburn coach Hugh Freeze and incoming transfer quarterback Jackson Arnold are both confident the Tigers can consistently win in 2025.

Much like the President of the United States, Auburn football coach Hugh Freeze has come under fire for playing too much golf on the job. After several high-profile decommits and a dismal 2024 campaign that saw the Tigers go 2-6 in SEC play and fail to qualify for a bowl game for just the fourth time this century,

Hugh Freeze explains what drew him to Jackson Arnold in the transfer portal Jul. 11, 2025, 11:20 a.m. Given Arnold’s strong reputation within the team and the opportunity to showcase him to the public, bringing Arnold to Atlanta for media days became an easy decision for Freeze.

Scott Rabalais on the Saban returning to coaching rumors, day two of Lane Kiffin vs. Hugh Freeze and the new SEC football documentary series

Hugh Freeze is gearing up for the 2025 season, but he's also defending his golf game and addressing his thoughts on Lane Kiffin.

Few coaches around the nation -- let alone in the SEC -- face as much pressure as Auburn's Hugh Freeze entering the 2025 season. Freeze was brought in to revive a stagnant program by injecting it with new talent and bringing back its winning ways.