Auburn's 2012 non-conference schedule

Auburn’s 2012 football non-conference schedule has been finalized, Director of Athletics Jay Jacobs announced Thursday.

 

Auburn will open the season against Clemson in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Classic at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta on Sept. 1. The Tigers’ three remaining non-conference games, all at Jordan-Hare Stadium, will include ULM on Sept. 15, New Mexico State on Nov. 3 and Alabama A&M on Nov. 17.

 

The New Mexico State game will be designated as Homecoming. Auburn’s open date will be Sept. 29.

 

Auburn 's Southeastern Conference home games at Jordan-Hare Stadium will include LSU (Sept. 22), Arkansas (Oct. 6), Texas A&M (Oct. 27) and Georgia (Nov. 10). The 2012 home schedule will feature the defending SEC Champion (LSU) and SEC East Champion (Georgia), and a first-ever trip to Jordan-Hare Stadium by new conference member Texas A&M.

 

The Tigers' SEC road schedule will be games at Mississippi State (Sept. 8), Ole Miss (Oct. 13), Vanderbilt (Oct. 20), and Alabama (Nov. 24).

 

Auburn will host its annual A-Day on Saturday, April 14. The A-Day kickoff time as well as the entire weekend of A-Day activities will also be announced in the near future.

 

Join the "Team Behind the Team" by choosing to contribute to the Tigers Unlimited Football Ticket Priority Program. Contributing to the Tigers Unlimited football priority program is the only way to guarantee your seat for all seven home games. The 2012  Tigers Unlimited football ticket priority renewal deadline is March 1.

 

For more information, or to become a new Tigers Unlimited football priority member, please visit www.tigersunlimited.com.

 

 

 

2012 AUBURN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Sept. 1            vs. Clemson (Atlanta)

Sept. 8            at Mississippi State

Sept. 15         ULM

Sept. 22         LSU

 

Oct. 6              ARKANSAS

Oct. 13            at Ole Miss

Oct. 20            at Vanderbilt

Oct. 27            TEXAS A&M

 

Nov. 3             NEW MEXICO STATE (HC)

Nov. 10          GEORGIA

Nov. 17          ALABAMA A&M

Nov. 24          at Alabama