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Bruce Pearl still "no comment" on federal investigation.

Nashville, Tenn. (EETV) - Amidst a federal investigation involving one of his staff, Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl is heading into the 2017-2018 season with many unknowns. "I would imagine as we continue over the next few weeks we're gonna get, we're gonna have more information," Pearl said regarding any timeline to the investigation.  The investigation dominated the discussion with Pearl at the SEC Tipoff '18, to which Pearl said, "If it involves anything with the FBI or the investigation I'm not going to have any comment." The investigation puts multiple his players in question, leaving more questions than answers regarding their eligibility and the status of the program. "As of yesterday's practice, every player that we have on the roster was in practice," said Pearl. Pearl added that freshman Austin Wiley was unable to practice due to an injury suffered earlier this year, but is on track to begin practicing soon. "We expect him to be back in about 10 days to 2 weeks," said Pearl. Pearl said that the investigation has not been a factor with the team as they prepare for their first exhibition game on Nov.


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Wake Up Auburn!

AUBURN, Al (EETV)- Halfway through the week--it's time to Wake Up, Auburn! This week, we're celebrating all things sweet as we recognize October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month by talking with a woman survivor and advocate, take a trip to Cakeitecture downtown where we celebrate- and taste our very own cupcakes-  in light of National Chocolate Cupcake Day while brining you the latest in news and entertainment. 


​Vanderbilt Men's Basketball Coach Bryce Drew addresses the media at SEC Tipoff '18
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SEC Men's Basketball Media Day Morning Session: The Federal Investigation and what it means for the SEC

Nashville, Tenn. (EETV) - On Sept. 26 college basketball was rocked by the arrests of several college basketball assistant coaches involved in a bribery scheme, including Auburn's Chuck Person.  "........" The bribery scheme can be called a "pay to play" situation.  Paying college athletes to play at certain universities is not a new idea and has been a hot-button issue in college athletics. Florida coach Mike White said he was "not really" surprised to hear of an investigation into the bribery scheme  "........White quote" As the investigation continues, speculation has been swirling around the college basketball sphere of other schools involved and specific players who were offered money.  "............Vandy quote" With SEC basketball tipping off in November, the focus on the season has been overshadowed by what is to come from the investigation. "....... Mizzou quote" The afternoon session will be highlighted by Kentucky's John Calipari in the early session and Auburn's Bruce Pearl in the late session.  Pearl is scheduled to address the media at 4:40 and will be followed by his players Bryce Brown and Horace Spencer at 5:15. 


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ALEA: Officers to begin enforcing new insurance law

Montgomery, Ala. (EETV) – The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is set to begin enforcing the Alabama Mandatory Liability Insurance Law (Act#2016-361). Last year, during the 2016 legislative session, the law was passed and signed by the Governor to mandate all Alabama motorists have liability insurance.


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Book Talk by Sean Carroll on Oct 19

On Oct 19, Award-winning author and biologist will be discussing his book, "The Serengeti Rules: The Quest to Discover How Life Works and Why it Matters." His book is discussing efforts of early scientists to answer basic questions about how life works and how the rules they discovered apply to life at different scales, that being molecules in the human body to the delicate balance of zebras and lions in the African savannah.  Carrol is a member of various organizations, he is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and the American Philosophical Society, and a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. There will be a reception and book signing at 5 p.m.


United States Capitol Building at Night
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The Week Ahead In Politics: National, State and Local

AUBURN, AL (EETV): This new weekly article is meant to keep Eagle Eye TV online readers informed of what’s going on in national, state and local politics. National PoliticsContinue to see discussions of major issues such as tax reform and the Trump administration’s decision not re-certify the Obama-era ...


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Football fails to put together two half's to lose to LSU

Baton Rouge, La. (EETV) - No. 10 Auburn fails to put together two half's in Death Valley, losing to the LSU 27-23.  Auburn started the game fasting, scoring a Daniel Carlson field goal on their first drive of the game. The Auburn Tigers kept their offense explosive in the first quarter with quarterback Jarrett Stidham hitting Will Hastings for a 49-yard touchdown.  Kerryon Johnson was able to cap the first quarter with a 4-yard touchdown, putting Auburn up 17-0 at the end of the first quarter.  The Johnson touchdown would be the last Auburn touchdown of the game, leaving Carlson to score two more field goals in the first half.