Menu

How Player of the Year candidate Johni Broome returned from injury to lead Auburn over Tennessee


Johni Broome couldn’t even walk. After landing awkwardly on Chaney Johnson’s left foot, Auburn’s All-American center had to be helped off the court, unable to return to Auburn’s Jan. 11 game against South Carolina. News broke the following day that Broome’s sprained left ankle would not require surgery, but there was no timetable for his return. (AL.com)

Related:

Dabo Swinney says Clemson focused on fixing mistakes, not on outside expectations
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney struck a familiar tone Wednesday at the ACC Football Kickoff, expressing confidence in his program's direction despite a disappointing 2025 season...

'Business is business.' QB Darian Mensah describes his move from Duke to Miami
After an ACC championship at Duke, after being one of the nation’s passing leaders, quarterback Darien Mensah transferred to Miami in January and reportedly will...

ACC implements new tiebreaker policy for football title game
After a five-way tie for second place put Duke in the ACC championship game over higher-ranked Miami last season, a new tiebreaker policy was announced...

ACC football media days are here — five on-field questions for the 2026 season
So, college football is coming. Training camps begin later this month. This week, though, gives ACC coaches and players a chance to talk up their...

How Player of the Year candidate Johni Broome returned from injury to lead Auburn over Tennessee