Good morning, Auburn.

Gov. Kay Ivey joined student leaders from Alabama and Auburn at the Governor’s Mansion today to launch the Beat Bama Food Drive (a 33-year competition) to collect food for local banks.

Fans previously donated over 1.2 million pounds last year and more than 12 million pounds overall.

Emmy award winner Rob Crabbe, Auburn alumnus, recounted his journey from finance student to talk show producer at a fall film and media keynote on Sept.

17 in Auburn. He credited networking and seizing opportunities as keys to his success + noted the impact of his work on late-night television.

At a Sept. 28 meeting, SGA discussed campus issues from game day seating and GrubHub wait times to the addition of Christmas décor.

They will survey dining experiences and share upcoming events (such as Better Relations Day on Nov. 16 and freshman senate results next week) with the Auburn community.

In Week 3, former Auburn Tiger Keldric Faulk (22) recorded his first NFL sack for the Titans in a 12-7 loss to the Giants, while former Tigers Carlton Davis III and Bo Nix also posted strong stats during games last weekend.

Auburn enters Week 5 preparing for Saturday’s road game against Tennessee — officials released the SEC availability report Wednesday, which lists Auburn’s players while noting that Tennessee’s starting guard Wendell Moe Jr is ruled out for the season due to a lower-body injury.

Former Auburn standout Walker Kessler joined the Los Angeles Lakers after being traded from the Utah Jazz.

He said the new-look team (which includes veteran Collin Sexton) will build a strong defense and work together to contend for championships.

No. 1 Auburn finished second at the Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational on Tuesday — five strokes behind Alabama after three rounds that began Monday.

The team will return to play at The Williams Cup Oct. 18 — 20 at Eagle Point Golf Club, Wilmington, N.C.