Auburn star Johni Broome has etched his name in program history, becoming the school’s first-ever **consensus first-team All-American**. Broome earned first-team honors from all four major selectors—**the Associated Press (AP), National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC), United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA), and Sporting News**—solidifying his status as one of the nation’s elite players.
The dominant 6-foot-10 forward has been the heart and soul of Auburn’s success this season, leading the Tigers with his scoring, rebounding, and defensive presence. His ability to take over games on both ends of the floor has made him one of the most feared big men in the country. Now, as Auburn enters the NCAA Tournament, Broome knows what’s at stake.
**“I don’t want to go out not to my expectations, and nobody else on this team would either,”** Broome said about Auburn’s mindset. **“It’s win or go home. If you’re not willing to step up and play your best basketball now, then why are you playing it?”**
His words reflect the urgency and confidence Auburn is bringing into March Madness. The Tigers have been battle-tested all season and are ready to prove they belong among the nation’s best. With Broome leading the way, Auburn has a legitimate chance to make a deep run in the tournament.
As the postseason begins, all eyes will be on Broome to continue his dominant play. With history already made, he and the Tigers are focused on chasing even bigger goals—cutting down the nets and bringing a championship to Auburn.
