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Next up for WSU: Auburn

Washington State at No. 4 Auburn

When: 4:45 p.m. (ESPN2) Saturday

Where: Jordan-Hare Stadium

Coach: Tommy Tuberville is 60-27 in seven years at Auburn.

Player to watch

Kenny Irons: This running back already is considered a Heisman Trophy candidate. He was an unanimous All-SEC selection last year after gaining 1,293 yards. He spent two years at South Carolina before transferring. Irons is 5 feet 11, 200 pounds. His brother, David, is a star cornerback on the team.

Last year: Auburn was 9-3 and tied for first in the West Division of the Southeastern Conference. The Tigers beat rival Alabama, 28-18, for the fourth consecutive year, then lost to Wisconsin 24-10 in the Capital One Bowl.

Craig Smith

2005 stat leaders
Passing PC-PA-PI Yds. TD
Brandon Cox 177-306-8 2,324 15
Blake Field 17-31-0 237 3
Rushing TCB-Yds. Avg. TD
Kenny Irons 256-1,293 5.1 13
Gilbert Harris 70-274 3.9 5
Receiving No.-Yds. Avg. TD
Courtney Taylor 22-278 12.6 1
Kenny Irons 14-164 11.7 0
Tackles Solo Ast. Sa.
Will Herring 34 35 0.5
David Irons 36 12 0
Schedule
Saturday Washington State
Sept. 9 at Mississippi State
Sept. 16 Louisiana State
Sept. 23 Buffalo
Sept. 28 at South Carolina
Oct. 7 Arkansas
Oct. 14 Florida
Oct. 21 Tulane
Oct. 28 at Mississippi
Nov. 4 Arkansas State
Nov. 11 Georgia
Nov. 18 at Alabama

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