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AUBURN, Ala. – Auburn welcomed the eighth-ranked Kentucky Wildcats to Plainsman Park for the first of a three-game weekend series, fresh off the back of a head-scratching midweek loss to Alabama State. Unfortunately, Auburn’s luck didn’t change as they fell to Kentucky 6-5 in yet another close game.
AUBURN, Ala. - The Auburn Tigers (18-13, 2-10) were drubbed by the Tennessee Volunteers (26-6, 7-5) 19-5 in seven innings on Sunday, dropping their fourth straight SEC series to open the season.
AUBURN, Ala. - The Auburn Tigers (18-12, 2-9) fell victim to one of the hottest hitting teams in college baseball Saturday afternoon, falling to the Tennessee Volunteers (25-6, 6-5) 12-2 in a seven-inning run rule.
AUBURN, Ala. - Auburn’s (20-12-1, 3-9) offensive resurgence continued in the War Eagle Classic as they grabbed three out of four in the weekend invitational. A day-two split resulted in the only loss of the weekend. Auburn started off the second day of the War Eagle Classic the same way they did the first day, with a win over Louisiana Tech (24-11, 7-5). The 5-0 win was the Tiger’s third of the weekend as they kept their impressive form running. In game two where the Tigers took on the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (25-16, 9-6) the Tiger’s winning streak ended at five as they fell in game two of the day, a high-scoring affair that saw Georgia Tech able to outlast an Auburn comeback attempt.
AUBURN, Ala. – After a long offseason, the Auburn Tigers finally took the field at Jordan-Hare stadium for the first time in 2024, this time for the annual A-Day spring game. After many questions through the winter about whether the offense could be improved, the early signs look encouraging, as they defeated the defense 28-27 on a last-second 58-yard field goal from freshman kicker Towns McGough.
Auburn, Ala—The Auburn Tigers spring football season ended excitingly. The final score was 28-27 with the offense beating the defense due to a clutch 58-yard field goal from Town McGough to close the game.
Auburn, Ala—The Auburn Tigers open the War Eagle Classic with wins over the Louisianna Tech Bulldogs and the Georgia Tech Yellowjackets. Against the Bulldogs the Tigers won 9-1 in five innings and against the Yellowjackets the Tigers had an impressive sixth-inning comeback to win the game 4-3.
AUBURN, Ala. – The No. 4 Tennessee Volunteers (24-5, 5-4) visit the Auburn Tigers (17-11, 1-8) for a three-game series starting Friday, April 5, at Plainsman Park. It’s art of a busy weekend on the Plains that also includes the War Eagle Classic softball invitational and the football team’s A-Day spring game.
Auburn carved its name into the annals of history with an impeccable performance against Samford, clinching a commanding 8-0 victory in just five innings on Wednesday.
As the Auburn softball team (16-11-1) gears up for a midweek showdown against in-state rival Samford (9-24), anticipation is building for what promises to be an electrifying clash at Jane B. Moore Field.
The Auburn Tigers (16-11) are gearing up for another showdown as they prepare to complete their season series against the UAB Blazers (12-15) Wednesday at Regions Field in Birmingham, Alabama.
Auburn, Ala—The Auburn Tigers (16-11-1, 3-9) faced the No. 4 Tennessee Vols (28-5, 8-1) on the final weekend of March. Despite the Tigers losing the series 2-1, the Tigers ended the Vols 20-game winning streak by defeating the Tigers 4-1 in the final game of the series.
Auburn (16-11, 1-8) fell in the series finale of their visit to Texas A&M (25-3,6-3), in a game that went 12 innings and did not end till almost midnight central time, the Tigers did not want to go away in this one coming back from three down in the eighth, a comeback kicked off by a Christian Hall homerun with an Ike Irish single that led to his third RBI on the day and a McMurray sac fly to tie it up. Then in the ninth down one, a Gavin Miller pinch homer tied it once again. No more runs were scored until the 12th inning when the Aggies finally broke the deadlock when Ted Burden slapped a single up the middle that drove in the winning run.
No. 21 Auburn (16-10, 1-7) dropped game two of the series to No. 4 Texas A&M (24-3, 5-3) 12-8 Friday night in College Station. Despite finding some success at the plate, the Tigers' pitching struggled to slow the hot bats of the Aggies.
Auburn (16-9, 1-6) opened their series at Texas A&M (23-3, 4-3) with a high-scoring, back-and-forth affair. The action-packed game would take all nine innings to decide. Auburn’s first crack at an upset in the weekend series fell just short however, but by no means a bad performance from the Tiger who will head into their next matchup with the bats hot and primed for another high-scoring matchup.
Auburn, Ala—On the final weekend of March, the Auburn Tigers (15-9-1, 2-7) face the No. 4 Tennessee Vols (25-4, 6-0) where the Tigers hope to win their first SEC conference softball series of the season.
Auburn (16-8, 1-5) pays a visit to College Station to take on another top-ten opponent in the Texas A&M Aggies (22-3, 3-3). Auburn is coming off two straight wins after a midweek mercy rule of Jacksonville State in a midweek victory to tack on to their first conference win when they dodged a home sweep of the number one naked Arkansas Razorbacks with a Sunday win.
AUBURN, Ala. – Auburn baseball was back home at Plainsman Park for another in-state midweek contest against the Jacksonville State Gamecocks. Despite falling behind early, the Tigers rallied and secured a 13-3 win by run rule in seven innings to improve to 16-8 on the season, with Jax State dropping to 9-15.
Solutions by The State News