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No. 21 Auburn (15-8) welcomes Jacksonville State (9-14) to Plainsman Park for a midweek matchup, the Tigers’ third-straight midweek contest vs an in-state opponent. Auburn comes into the matchup off the back of its first SEC win on Saturday over Arkansas, though the Tigers still lost the series 2-1.
No. 25 Auburn (15-9-1, 2-7) was swept by No. 12 Texas A&M (28-4, 8-1) this weekend in College Station. The Tigers battled in the first two games against the Aggies losing 5-1 and 3-2 in the first two games, but were run-ruled in the series finale 14-6.
In a game where both the Auburn Tigers (27-8) and the Yale Bulldogs (23-9) won their conference tournament and traveled across the country to square off in Spokane, Washington as Yale hung around just enough to play Cinderella and spoil a promising Auburn season as they won 78-76.
Auburn gymnastics will have one more chance to improve their national qualifier score this weekend as they compete at the SEC Gymnastics Championships in New Orleans.
As the Auburn Tigers basked in the afterglow of their SEC Tournament victory, the horizon of the NCAA Tournament loomed large, with their focus now firmly fixed on their first-round opponent: the Yale Bulldogs.
The Auburn Tigers' journey in the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament ended in disappointment as they fell to the Arizona Wildcats 69-59 in the First Four matchup. Despite a valiant effort, early turnovers proved to be the Achilles' heel for the Tigers, hampering their chances of advancing further in the postseason.
Auburn, Ala—The No. 17 Auburn Tigers (14-7, 0-4) faced the No. Arkansas Razorbacks (18-2, 4-0), for their SEC home opener, and fell short, losing the game 1-0.
When the pandemic happened in 2020, the whole world shut down. For the first time in existence, every human shared a collective sense of loneliness and isolation. In Rapture Waltz, Johnny Manchild captures his feelings of isolation and fear into a rock opera for the Poor Bastards 4th album.
This week the No. 23 Auburn Tigers (14-6, 0-3), take on the current No. 1 team in the country Arkansas Razorbacks (17-2, 3-0), inside Plainsmen Park for their SEC home opener.
Auburn (15-6-1, 2-4) will travel to College Station this weekend to take on Texas A&M (25-3, 5-1). After losing the first two series of SEC play, the Tigers hope to win a series finally. The Aggies, however, are a strong team and it will be a tall task for Auburn.
Auburn showcased its depth and resilience in a hard-fought 2-1 victory over the South Alabama Jaguars on Tuesday night at Riverwalk Stadium. The No. 17 Tigers leaned heavily on their pitching staff, which turned in arguably its best performance of the season to secure the win against a tough opponent.
In a marathon clash of skill and endurance, No. 25 Auburn softball (15-6-1) emerged victorious in a grueling 10-inning showdown against the Troy Trojans (22-10) with a final score of 4-3. The intense matchup, held at the Troy Softball Complex on Tuesday night, showcased the resilience and determination of both teams, with Auburn ultimately prevailing through a display of strategic play and unwavering perseverance.
After dropping the first two games of their SEC season opener, Auburn looked to salvage a win vs Vanderbilt on Sunday’s series finale. However, despite an early lead, the Tigers could not hold on, falling to the Commodores 6-9 to get swept over the weekend series.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The stands split blue and orange, a loud cheer for almost every play of the game, every moment feeling greater than the last, one thing stood above the others. To say the Auburn fans showed up and showed out, would be an understatement, as the Auburn family fueled the Tigers victory over Florida by a score of 86-67 to secure the SEC Tournament Championship.
AUBURN, Ala. - Auburn (14-6-1, 2-4) hosted the Arkansas Razorbacks (20-6, 2-1) for their second conference series of the year. After Friday’s rainout, a double header Saturday was swept by Arkansas but Sunday's morning matchup was taken by the Tigers to prevent the sweep as Maddie grabbed her program record 68th win in the circle.
Auburn gymnastics finished their regular season Saturday night at the Kidney Care Women’s Gymnastics Championship with a great road score of 197.575.
The Auburn Tigers (13-5, 0-2) dropped another contest in Nashville, Tennessee, Saturday afternoon, falling to the Vanderbilt Commodores (17-3, 2-0) by a score of 13-5.
Solutions by The State News