But Auburn does not consider the eagle that flies around the stadium before the game to be a mascot. "‘War Eagle’ is Auburn's battle cry, not a mascot or nickname,” the school says.

Does Auburn have 2 mascots? Auburn does not have two mascots. It has been erroneously thought for a very long time that the school’s athletic programs have two mascots, a tiger and a war eagle ...

While not the mascot for Auburn, the War Eagle has been associated with the football program for over 100 years. It has an interesting history lesson: Per the university's website, ...

According to Auburn University, "Auburn does not have two mascots.Auburn’s athletics teams are the Tigers and the mascot’s name is Aubie." "War Eagle" is not an Auburn mascot. It's described ...

AUBURN, Alabama — Auburn University's athletics teams are known as the Tigers, but fans also say "War Eagle." If you don't understand, you're not alone. The Eagle is not a mascot for Auburn ...

Maybe if Alabama purchased a live pachyderm, it would goad Auburn into buying a live tiger that might eat its pesky birds.

This widespread use of "War Eagle" has occasionally caused confusion regarding Auburn's official mascot. Auburn's War Eagle is cared for by the Auburn University Raptor Center (AURC), which also ...

Auburn University wants to make one thing perfectly clear: Its official school mascot is a tiger — not an eagle. That's all spelled out with no nonsense on the Trademark Management & Licensing ...

War Eagle IV made headlines in 1976 for its actions during Auburn's game against Florida, earning it a spot in the 1990 Football Hall of Shame for "Silliest Performances by Mascots." ...

The famous golden eagle that represented Auburn University for nearly 30 years, Tiger (AKA War Eagle VI) died Wednesday at the age of 34.

Auburn University's famed golden eagle, War Eagle VI, of nearly 30 years has died, following surgery. At 34, she was believed to be among the oldest golden eagles in captivity. On Aug. 31, 2000 ...