In an extraordinary moment that felt like a page out of Auburn’s history book. A sham Mount Rushmore assembly took center stage at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Which went ahead of the highly anticipated Auburn-Georgia matchup.? ?Fans were treated to a live-action “Auburn Legends” photo featuring four iconic figures. Charles Barkley, Cam Newton, and Frank Thomas could be seen as mountainous in front of Suni Lee.

These four Auburn luminaries converged at Jordan-Hare Stadium. They created a moment that felt like a real-life version of Mount Rushmore, with their collective impact on Auburn’s sporting history cast in the stadium’s shadow. Suni Lee, the dynamic Auburn gymnast and Olympic gold medalist, brought a touch of elegance to the scene. Despite her petite stature, she stood tall in the company of giants like Barkley, Newton, and Thomas. This hints at Lee’s dedication to her sport, as she is still finding ways to be in the field.

Suni Lee stood tiny-miny in the presence of 6’6 NBA players

Charles Barkley, known for his basketball prowess, was a three-season sensation at Auburn. His college career was a highlight reel, earning him the title of SEC’s Player of the Year in 1984. He has also gotten three All-SEC selections and the ultimate honor of being named an All-American.? Auburn’s reverence for Barkley was solidified when they retired his jersey, No. 34, in 2001, a move as monumental as his on-court exploits.

Lee etched her name into Auburn’s gymnastics history with a shiny career. Which included eight All-American honors, a national championship, and the coveted SEC Freshman of the Year title. Her rise was meteoric, and her presence on this Auburn Mount Rushmore was undeniable.

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Cam Newton is the charismatic former Auburn quarterback. He didn’t just walk into the spotlight but he tweeted his way into it. Newton’s question on Auburn’s social media pages about watching the game from the student section drew him into this elite group. His one-season stint with the Tigers was nothing short of legendary. He even culminated in a 2010 National Championship win and the prestigious Heisman Trophy.

Completing this quartet was Frank Thomas. The larger-than-life two-sport athlete is known as the “Big Hurt.” Thomas juggled both football and baseball at Auburn. But ultimately chose the latter as baseball gave him the ultimate fun. His legacy in Major League Baseball is highlighted with five All-Star selections. Which made him a true sports icon.

Lee’s tall dedication to the sport

The excitement surrounding the 2023 World Artistic Gymnastics Championship in Antwerp, Belgium, is at its peak. as fans eagerly await the event. Amid all the anticipation, there’s a noticeable absence in the women’s Team USA lineup, and that’s Sunisa Lee. Her absence has left fans wondering why she won’t be participating in the 2023 season. Lee is currently dealing with a persistent kidney-related health issue, and medical experts have advised her to take a break for treatment.

Lee’s recent omission from the 2023 Women’s Artistic Selection Camp indicates her ongoing challenging health. Her unwavering support for her teammates is truly admirable. This isn’t the first time she has shown such dedication to Team USA. It’s disappointing news for fans of Sunisa Lee, as she is a highly skilled gymnast, but her health must come first. We can only wish her a speedy recovery and hope to see her back in action in the gymnastics world soon.

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