The Associated Press | October 21, 2013 Auburn DB Holsey out for season with injured knee Share AUBURN, Ala. -- Auburn defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson says starting safety Josh Holsey is out for the season. Johnson says Holsey injured a knee on the final play of last Thursday's practice. He says he's not sure if surgery will be required. Holsey was the 11th-ranked Tigers' starter at boundary safety and also the starting dime back. Ryan White replaced him for Auburn's 45-41 upset of Texas A&M that vaulted the Tigers 11 spots in the Associated Press poll. Johnson says Holsey "was so critical to us in our dime package." He says he's not sure of the exact nature of the injury. Starting cornerback Chris Davis missed two games earlier with an injury, and backup Jonathan Jones hasn't played this season. The Tigers play Florida Atlantic on Saturday. Here are the 8 longest home runs in College World Series history (that we know of) The longest home run in Men's College World Series history at Charles Schwab Field Omaha unofficially belongs to Arkansas' Brady Slavens, who went deep 436 feet in 2022. Here is the full top 8 since the stadium opened in 2011. READ MORE Men's College World Series: Auburn scores six unanswered runs to eliminate Stanford Auburn scores six unanswered runs to eliminate Stanford in the Men's College World Series. READ MORE Illness and a swollen shin: Grit defines Auburn's Men's College World Series win over Stanford Facing College World Series elimination, Auburn found a way to win, knocking off Stanford 6-2 READ MORE