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AUBURN, Ala. – Responding with resilience after a challenging loss against a formidable top-10 opponent and navigating late-night travel on Sunday, No. 14 Auburn showcased its strength by defeating Samford 12-3 Tuesday night at Plainsman Park.
No. 11 Auburn (21-6,10-4) will visit Rocky Top for a top 15 showdown with the No. 4 Tennessee Volunteers (21-6, 11-3). The Vols sit tied atop the SEC with Alabama, while the Tigers are tied one game back of the two powerhouses with South Carolina. A win on Rocky Top would go a long way for both programs in the final game of February.
Auburn (6-1) took on the University of Virginia Cavaliers (7-0) Sunday in a game that would take all nine innings to decide. The team was tied at one in the fourth inning when in the home half Manners drove in McMurray with two outs. That was Auburn’s last lead as in the fifth, sixth, and seventh the Cavaliers would score, taking the lead and not looking back as they would go on to win 6-4.
AUBURN, Ala. – The Auburn Tigers (16-10, 5-8) host the Texas A&M Aggies (18-8, 6-7) Sunday afternoon in Neville Arena. Both teams are looking for statement wins as the push for March basketball hits its final stretch.
Straight off a late-night comeback win over Iowa, Auburn had to turn around for a noon-time first pitch against Wichita State on Saturday. If the Tigers were sleep-deprived, it did not show. Auburn (6-0) ten-run ruled Wichita State (2-4) 19-8.
After nearly four hours of delays in Jacksonville the Auburn Tigers (5-0) finally got underway against the Iowa Hawkeyes (3-2). The game was worth the wait as the tight affair featured all the hallmarks of a classic game. The Tigers rallied in the last third to take down the Hawkeyes 7-5.
AUBRUN, Ala. - No. 12 Auburn hosted No. 13 Missouri Friday for Senior Night. It was a special night as six Auburn seniors were recognized including two fifth-year seniors. With such a memorable night taking place, Auburn did not want to disappoint.
Auburn (16-10,5-8) fell just short in their upset bid against LSU (23-4,10-3) in Baton Rouge. The Blue & Orange were within two points after the first quarter and fell eight short in the second quarter leading to a 10-point halftime deficit. The Tigers came out hot in the third winning that quarter by one and winning the fourth by four. The Tigers' efforts seemed to be too little too late as their second chance at foiling LSU was a mere 5 points short.
Auburn (4-0) will play their first games away from Plainsman Park this weekend as they make a trip to Jacksonville for the Jax College Baseball Classic, where they will have three games and two top-25 matchups on the schedule. Auburn is 4-0 and has played an opening weekend series against Eastern Kentucky and a one-game set with UAB they played Tuesday night.
Auburn (16-9, 5-7) as they make the trek to Baton Rouge to take on the Tigers of LSU (22-4, 9-3). Auburn is coming off a tough road loss in Tuscaloosa where they fell by a narrow margin of six points. Auburn currently sits in ESPN’s last four for tournament seeding as with four games remaining March and the SEC tournament are approaching rapidly.
No. 12 Auburn will host No. 13 Missouri on Friday for Senior Night inside Neville Arena. Six Auburn seniors will be honored, including two fifth-year seniors, Aria Brusch and Cassie Stevens. Auburn’s seniors will be honored for their past accolades on Friday night, but that is not where their focus is.
AUBURN, Ala. — The Auburn Tigers continued their dominating start to the season on Tuesday night, notching their fourth consecutive win with a commanding 7-2 victory over the UAB Blazers at Plainsman Park.
The No. 14 Auburn Tigers (3-0) are set for a midweek showdown against the UAB Blazers (2-1) following an impressive three-game sweep of Eastern Kentucky.
Auburn squandered a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter, allowing Alabama to stage a dramatic comeback and secure a 67-61 victory on Sunday afternoon at Coleman Coliseum.
AUBURN, Ala. - Auburn (3-0) beat Eastern Kentucky (0-3) 9-1 Sunday afternoon at Plainsman Park and completed the sweep. It was a strong opening series for the Tigers, and Sunday’s game featured a group of newcomers poised to have a big impact this season.
AUBURN, Ala. — No. 13 Auburn saw its impressive 16-game home winning streak come to an end on Saturday as they fell 70-59 to No. 22 Kentucky at Neville Arena. Despite a strong effort, the Tigers couldn't overcome the relentless pressure from the Wildcats, ultimately succumbing to defeat in front of their home crowd.
AUBURN, Ala. – No. 15 Auburn displayed dominance at Plainsman Park, securing a crucial series victory against Eastern Kentucky with a convincing 6-1 win. Spearheaded by the dynamic performances of Bobby Peirce at the plate and Joseph Gonzalez on the mound, the Tigers showcased their depth and resilience in a commanding display.
Solutions by The State News