September 2, 2007  Defense answers call against Wildcats  Scoop
and score. Antonio Coleman had practiced it hundreds of times
before. It's a drill he routinely goes through each week.
Saturday night against Kansas State, he perfected it.  With
Auburn up 16-13 with just over a minute left to play, Kansas
State QB Josh Freeman was drilled in the back by Quentin Groves.
The ball popped out, laid on the ground, before Coleman picked
it up and raced 34 yards for the Auburn touchdown.  "I just
executed my technique perfectly and was able to make a play,"
said Coleman. "That 4.6 40 (yard dash) is what helped me get
into the end zone. It feels great to score."e all stepped up.
Lee had six stops, a tackle-for-loss, a force fumble and two
pass break-ups. Powers and Gilbert each had five tackles.
Groves recorded two sacks on the night giving him 25 total in
his Auburn career. The senior now trails Gerald Robinson's
school record by one.  DL Pat Sims also got his first start and
was a beast for the Tigers interior fron