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Auburn to retire Cam Newton's jersey

Auburn Wire on MSN · 2h

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith reacts to Cam Newton's jersey retirement: 'it’s long overdue'

ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith was filled with joy to learn of Auburn's plan to retire Newton's No. 2 this season.

NBC Sports on MSN · 2d

Auburn formally will retire QB Cam Newton’s No. 2 jersey during game against Georgia

Newton will join Pat Sullivan (No. 7), Bo Jackson (No. 34) and Terry Beasley (No. 88) as former Tigers football players whose numbers are formally retired. The jerseys of Sullivan and Beasley were retired following Sullivan’s 1971 Heisman Trophy season, and Jackson’s number was retired as part of Auburn’s football centennial celebration in 1992.

Sports Illustrated on MSN · 2d

Auburn to Retire Newton's No. 2 Jersey

Cam Newton will join Bo Jackson, Pat Sullivan and Terry Beasley as the four former Tigers to have their jersey number retired at Auburn.

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War Rapport Wednesday: Auburn retires Cam Newton’s Number, Tigers add more national titles & 3 QB’s will play?

In this week War Rapport Wednesday it’s a look at Auburn’s football past and a look at the 2025 season. The Auburn Tigers ...

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Auburn football announces plans to officially retire Cam Newton's jersey number

Cam Newton, who wore No. 2 during Auburn football's 2010 national championship season, will have his number retired.

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Auburn's Cam Newton Decision Ends Hopes of Five-Star Freshman Deuce Knight Wearing No. 2

The No. 2 hasn't been worn at Auburn since Cam Newton led the Tigers to a BCS National Championship victory over the Oregon ...

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Texas A&M LB Von Miller Opens Up About 'Personal' Super Bowl vs. Cam Newton

Super Bowl 50 in 2016 saw the top two picks of the 2011 NFL draft go head-to-head in a matchup for the ages on the NFL's biggest stage.

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Debating best individual seasons in college football history, Barry Sanders to Cam Newton?

When debating best individual seasons in college football history, several modern quarterbacks come to mind. So do some running backs of yesteryear.

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