One of the Sunshine State's top wide receiver prospects in the 2007 class has picked up nearly 10 early offers, and from the looks of it, many more could be on the way. One school however, that has jumped to the top of his list is Auburn. The Tigers got in on the Naples, Fla.-prospect early and it has obviously paid off. Find out which recruit is high on the Tigers, what he had to say about Auburn and its football program, and more inside.

 Taurean Green had 21 points, including 12- of-12 from the line, and five assists as the second-ranked Florida Gators defeated the Auburn Tigers, 69-57, at the O'Connell Center.

Al Horford scored 14 points and grabbed seven boards and Joakim Noah added 10 points and eight rebounds for the Gators (16-0, 3-0 SEC), who currently hold the longest winning streak in school history.

Frank Tolbert paced the Tigers (8-6, 0-3) with 21 points and Josh Dollard contributed 12 points and six rebounds in the loss, Auburn's third consecutive.

The Tigers led for most of the first half as Florida had trouble draining three-pointers, a key cog in its offense, but the Gators managed to take a 34-33 lead into the second 20 minutes

Auburn was trailing 47-45 after Ronny LeMelle's trey with 13:25 to play, but Florida went on a 12-2 run, highlighted by seven points from Chris Richard.

After the Gators spurt the Tigers could not get any closer than 61-52 as they hit two field goals in the last 5 1/2 minutes.

Florida opened the game with a 10-2 run, capped by Horford's layup. The Tigers clawed back with their own 9-0 spurt, highlighted by Tolbert's three-pointer.

The teams traded baskets throughout the half until Auburn used an 8-3 streak, including five points from Tolbert, to grab a 31-27 edge with 1:36 left in the opening frame.

The Gators led 34-33 as they scored the final four points of the half. Florida shot 41 percent from the field, while Auburn connected on 45 percent of its shots, including 4-of-8 from behind the arc, in the opening 20 minutes.

 Joseph Jones scored 24 points and grabbed eight rebounds, and Texas A&M hit 10-of-15 second-half free throws to hold off Auburn 72-67 Thursday night at Reed Arena and remain undefeated.

The Aggies (8-0), who never trailed in the game, extended the one-point halftime lead of 30-29 to as much as 12 in the second half. The Aggies started the second half with a 12-5 run and held Auburn (5-3) without a field goal for more than six minutes.

A&M held an eight-point lead over the Tigers with 47 seconds to play before Auburn's pressure quickly narrowed it to four.

The Aggies got two free throws from both Chris Walker and Marlon Pompey in the last 25 seconds to seal the win.

Acie Law added 19 points on the night and Kenneth White scored a career-high 10.

Auburn got double-digit point totals from four players, led by Frank Tolbert's 15 and Ronny LeMelle's 14.

Sophomore guard Tolbert was 5-of-9 from the field. LeMelle, a senior guard from River Falls, hit back to back 3-pointers to close the gap in the second half. Quantez Robertson posted 10 points and led the team in assists with six. Rasheem Barrett added 10 points and pulled down a team-high six rebounds for Auburn. Josh Dollard also grabbed six rebounds.

Auburn outrebounded Texas A&M 33-28. The Tigers were 6-of-22 from 3-point territory.

Auburn defensive end Stanley McClover is skipping his senior season to enter the NFL draft.

McClover made the announcement yesterday.

He had 13-point-5 tackles for loss and eight sacks as a junior. He was credited with seven-point-five sacks in his last four games.

McClover says he made the decision after long talks with his parents, prayer and input from Auburn coaches.

The Tigers finished the season with a 24-to-10 loss to Wisconsin in the Capital One Bowl.