AD John Cohen has learned much from Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl in his time on the Plains. Although, Cohen thinks some "lose sight" of Pearl's excellence. Here's why.

Auburn head men’s basketball coach Bruce Pearl revealed ailing Tigers center Johni Broome is a “game-time decision” for Saturday night’s Top 10 showdown vs. No. 6 Tennessee, according to Field of 68’s Jeff Goodman.

While Auburn basketball's gotten some rest this week, the status of All-American Johni Broome for Saturday's contest against No. 6 Tennessee is still shaky.

When Bruce Pearl arrived at Auburn in 2014, the program was gasping for relevance. It had been over a decade since the Tigers danced in March Madness, and Auburn Arena often echoed with empty seats and unmet expectations.

Here's what Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl said about Johni Broome's ankle injury, which he suffered Saturday at South Carolina.

With Auburn basketball's win over Texas on Tuesday, Bruce Pearl became the winningest coach in program's history, amassing 214 wins in 11 seasons.

Here's everything Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl and the Tigers said about being the consensus No. 1 team in the nation.

Several key people were in attendance to watch Pearl’s record-setting win including athletic director John Cohen and Auburn University president Dr. Chris Roberts. Current players dumped water on him to celebrate, and former players filmed videos of themselves congratulating him on accomplishing the feat.

After a near-squandering of its win over Texas, Auburn basketball still has room to improve in Bruce Pearl's eyes. Here's where and why.