As Auburn travels to Knoxville this weekend, Tennessee will be preparing to debut a new alternate uniform honoring General Robert Neyland, the namesake of their home stadium. That got us thinking. How often has Auburn faced teams that wore an alternate uniform for the game? Well, since 2006, there have been only 14 such games. So here's a quick run-through of them. To qualify as a true alternate uniform here, it needed to be a look that the team doesn't typically wear or rotate through. For example, South Carolina regularly rotates between garnet and black jerseys. That's very different than Georgia breaking out the black tops in 2007, or even Kentucky sporting the chrome silver helmets (although those are more common). Speaking of South Carolina, their 2011 uniforms remain one of the more unique uniform situations to happen during an Auburn game. The Gamecocks were planning to wear another iteration of their Wounded Warrior uniforms, but had to switch to their standard black tops ...