Eli Manning Helps Set Guinness World Record at Auburn's Toomer's Corner

On July 8, 2025, former NFL quarterback and two-time Super Bowl MVP Eli Manning filmed an episode of his ESPN+ series "Eli’s Places" at Auburn University's iconic Toomer's Corner, where he helped set a Guinness World Record for the most toilet paper rolls used in the tradition known as rolling Toomer's Corner. The event attracted a large crowd of Auburn students, alumni, and fans, with former Auburn quarterbacks Bo and Patrick Nix joining Manning to engage the community and demonstrate the proper technique for rolling. Toomer's Corner, named after former Auburn halfback and mayor Sheldon L. Toomer, is a cherished Auburn tradition celebrated after sports victories. Manning expressed excitement about sharing this experience with Auburn's incoming freshmen and the broader community, emphasizing the significance of the tradition in uniting fans year-round. The event also featured Auburn’s cheerleaders, marching band, Aubie the Tiger, and the university's Golden Eagle mascot, adding to the festive atmosphere. This record-setting celebration highlights the deep-rooted college football culture and tradition that Manning's series seeks to honor nationally.