Big League Brotherhood
There’s only 32 in the world, and Auburn can claim two.
Los Angeles Rams General Manager Les Snead ’94, a former Auburn football player, was a pro scout for the Jacksonville Jaguars and Atlanta Falcons before serving as the Falcons’ director of player personnel. In 2012 he was named general manager of the St. Louis Rams, helped move the team to LA and made two Super Bowls, winning one in 2021.
General Manager Joe Hortiz ’98, previously the director of player personnel for the Baltimore Ravens, spent more than 20 years with that organization, winning Super Bowls in 2000 and 2012. He was appointed general manager of the Los Angeles Chargers in January 2024.
Auburn Magazine brought these two general managers, competitors—and friends—together to discuss life in the pressure cooker of pro football.
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Quenched
Water—the foundation of all life on our planet—is a hard-won luxury in the world’s poorest regions. One group of Auburn alumni is working to change that.
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Dawn In Washington: Alumna Talks White House Fellowship
NASA attorney Dawn Oliver '97 got an inside look at the U.S. Government as part of the prestigious White House Leadership Development Program.
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Auburn Goes to Work on Rebuilding America’s Infrastructure
Roads crack. Bridges crumble. Sewage leaks and power grids fail. America’s infrastructure is falling apart. Auburn alumni and faculty discuss the problems and solutions to a national crisis.
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Ready to Play: Robb Taylor and Adaptive Sports at Auburn
Under the head coach for the U.S. National Wheelchair Basketball Team, adaptive sports are getting a boost from the Auburn Family. (From Auburn Magazine Fall 2023)
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Dream Home: Ruth Anne Stewart Logue
A former nurse helps Michigan’s homeless create a new beginning, one piece of furniture at a time
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Revolutionizing The Way American Eels Are Grown (and Eaten)
Fried, smoked or even an “ELT,” Sara Rademaker ’07 wants you to eat more eel
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Break Through: Auburn Rugby Club's Rise to Greatness
For decades, Auburn’s Rugby Club fought for relevance as much as victory. Then they were national champions.
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Going the Distance: Red Knot Racing
Mountain bikers eradicate poverty in Tanzania one race at a time
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Operation Usher
In days of old, Boy Scouts ushering fans to their seats were a common sight at Auburn football games. What happened?
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Home Renovations with Josh Williams
Josh Williams ’18 was born—and almost died—in Piedmont Atlanta Hospital. He just returned to help build its newest addition.
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Shaking Up Business: Malcolm Walker & Jugo James
The man behind Jugo James Mixology Co. is stirring up Atlanta’s cocktail scene
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The Personal Politics of Leila Rassekh-Milani
International human rights are not just theoretical for Leila Rassekh-Milani ’89—they guide her global fight for justice and humanity
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