McCarron was regarded by many as a prime candidate for the Heisman until the loss to auburn.
The kick was predictably short, and auburn unpredictably returned it for a touchdown.
Last spring, Ellie Claxton, a 19-year-old freshman at auburn University, entered a contest.
After serving six years in the CIA, he is now retired and lives in auburn, Alabama.
They deserve their outing, auburn Police Chief Phillip Crowell told The Daily Beast.
This was of gold—not red, not auburn, not flaxen, but pure and living gold.
Flame-colour is a mixture of auburn and dun; dun of white and black; yellow of white and auburn.
There were two gold-plated and two rubber ones of an auburn hue.
She was a slim girl, with a lot of auburn hair which was docked.
You would have said that every auburn hair of the general's head and beard was a vital thing.
early 15c., from Old French auborne, from Medieval Latin alburnus "off-white, whitish," from Latin albus "white" (see alb). It came to English meaning "yellowish-white, flaxen," but shifted 16c. to "reddish-brown" under influence of Middle English brun "brown," which also changed the spelling.
