AUBURN, Ala. -- Auburns backfield appears likely to be full-strength for the Sugar Bowl.The 17th-ranked Tigers began bowl practice Wednesday for the Jan. 2 game against No. 7 Oklahoma with quarterback Sean White and tailback Kamryn Pettway back out there without limitations, coach Gus Malzahn said.Those two helped power Auburns rise into Southeastern Conference Western Division contention before injuries late in the season. White missed the final two games with an injured throwing (right) shoulder but Malzahn was encouraged by Wednesdays practice.He practiced the whole time and it looked to me like he was 100 percent, Malzahn said. He did everything the other quarterbacks did and didnt miss a beatPettway sat out the Georgia and Alabama A&M games and was limited in the regular season finale against No. 1 Alabama. Malzahn said he also was full go in the first bowl practice.With them out or limited, the Tigers combined for 19 points in their final two SEC games. Both were losses, after a six-game winning streak.I think theres a good chance that all the guys out there are going to be close to 100 percent, Malzahn said.Pettway is leading the SEC with 124.8 rushing yards per game but missed three with injuries.White aggravated the shoulder injury in the Georgia game and wound up 6-of-20 passing for 27 yards with an interception returned for a touchdown. Senior Jeremy Johnson started the final two games but passed for just 34 yards against the Crimson Tide.Pettway rushed 12 times for just 17 yards against the Tide. The third-year sophomore has already announced that he will return to Auburn next season instead of leaving to enter the NFL draft.White will have new competition for the starting job in the spring from former Baylor starter Jarrett Stidham. Stidham signed with the Tigers on Wednesday.He left Baylor after the firing of Art Briles and was expected to be Seth Russells backup this season. Stidham, who started 10 games as a freshman, spent the fall at a junior college that doesnt have a football program.Malzahn expected him to be in Auburn on Dec. 19 or 20 for the last few practices before the team departs for New Orleans.We started recruiting him way back when, Malzahn said. We felt like he was the top quarterback in the country when he came out and then he chose to go to another school. For us to have a guy like him, we think hes an outstanding player, outstanding person. Got great leadership. He will be a great addition to our team.Malzahn said hell open up the quarterback competition in the spring.NOTE: Auburn also signed junior college tight end Sal Cannella out of Scottsdale Community College. Like Stidham, he will be eligible for spring practice. ... Auburn senior defensive tackle Devaroe Lawrence had surgery for an unspecified injury this week and will miss the bowl game. ... 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Robinson was injured in a spill underneath the Nuggets basket during the first quarter of Wednesday nights loss to the Charlotte Bobcats. Wiggle It Jiggleit let Always B Miki clear on the way to the half, tracked him until the stretch, and then slipped up the passing lane for a 1:49 1/5 victory in the $325,000 Dan Patch for older pacers on Friday night at Hoosier Park.Driver Montrell Teague put Wiggle It Jiggleit on the lead early from post one, and the field lined up behind him before the 27 second opening quarter. Always B Miki (Dave Miller) settled in fourth from post nine after the start, but then rolled first-over in the backstretch and took control before the 54 4/5 half.Freaky Feet Pete (Trace Tetrick) wound up third after Always B Miki landed on the engine, so Tetrick elected to send him after the leader past the half. He would advance on the rim around the final bend and was positioned only three-quarters of a length behind Always B Miki at the 1:22 4/5 three-quarters.In the stretch Always B Miki was able to put away Freaky Feet Petes try, but a patient Teague waited until the Hoosier Park passing lane came available, then guided his charge into it. Once shown the clear track, Wiggle It Jiggleit was able to get around Always B Miki, winning by a length at the finish line. All Bets Off (Ricky Macomber Jr.) and Shamballa (Scott Zeron) rallied to finish in a dead-heat for third, and they were followed by Mel Mara (Corey Callahan).I know if I put him in any poosition he can prevail either way, said Montrell Teague.dddddddddddd I rushed out of there, and nobody came, so I got an easy fraction. Miki did a bull rush, and I let him go. I remembered we had a passing lane now, so I took advantage of it. I was a little bit worried when I got Miki on the front and Pete right alongside him, but we got the job done.Clyde Francis trains Wiggle It Jiggleit, a 4-year-old gelding by Mr. Wiggles, for George Teague Jr. Inc. and the Teague Racing Partnership. Wiggle It Jiggleit scored his 34th victory from 44 career starts, and he has now earned $3,367,922. The slight 8-5 second choice behind Always B Miki, Wiggle It Jiggleit paid $5.40.With the rail coming in, I thought he had a great chance, George Teague added. When Miki bull-rushed to the front, it was a good position to be in. You want to be following him. Pete came first-over again, and they were going to take a little bit of starch out of each other. The passing lane came up, and like Montrell said, it was a perfect trip. Trip wins races, and he tripped out well.I like mine raced hard. He races hard when hes supposed to. Hes better than he ever was. Hes sounder, hes fresher, so I dont see why we dont race. ' ' '