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AUBURN, Ala. -- Auburn will look to start the season strong in the season opener this Saturday, August 31st, at 6:30 PM CT against the Alabama A&M Bulldogs. Head coach Hugh Freeze is entering his second year at Auburn. Freeze enters this year with a strong sense of confidence, stating that “last year is in the past” and “I do know we’re better. Our roster is better. Our culture is better. Our chemistry is better. And it makes you feel better.”
AUBURN, Ala. -- Auburn football is back. After a long off-season, or a short one depending on your perspective, Auburn will return to Jordan-Hare stadium Saturday night to host Alabama A&M in the season opener. Auburn head coach Hugh Freeze's first season ended in disappointment - finishing the season with three straight losses. What will year two of the Freeze era entail? We will find out the answer soon.
AUBURN, Ala. - Auburn (27-26, 8-22) failed to complete the series sweep of No. 21 Alabama (33-21, 13-7) losing the finale 12-5 on Saturday. While not completing the series, the Tigers still took the series from the Tide to finish the season on a high note. Of course, that is not to say a sweep would not have made the series win even sweeter, but the Tigers could not hold Alabama's bats quiet in game three.
AUBURN, Ala. - Auburn (26-25, 8-21) defeated No. 21 Alabama (32-21, 12-7) 12-11 in game two to win the series over the cross-state rival. Friday was an ugly day in Auburn, Alabama. It rained the majority of the day and game two of Auburn's series with Alabama was in doubt. Ultimately it was decided the game would be played after an hour-long delay. Through the first few innings, the Tigers seemed sluggish and so did Plainsman Park. What was expected to be a sold-out crowd on a Friday night was around half that after Friday's rain.
AUBURN, Ala. - Auburn (26-25, 7-21) defeated Alabama (32-20, 12-6) 4-2 on senior night after a strong outing from senior Tanner Bauman.
Auburn (25-25, 6-21) will host No. 21 Alabama (32-19, 12-15) for a three-game series beginning Thursday to close out the season. No one around the Auburn program is hiding the fact that the season has not faired the way anyone hoped, but this weekend's series gives the Tigers the chance to end the year on a high note. Winning the greatest rivalry, no matter the sport will always make fans forget much of what else occurred during the season.
The Auburn Tigers (25-25, 5-21) took down the Missouri Tigers (22-30, 8-19) 9-7 Sunday afternoon in Columbia, Missouri, claiming their first SEC series win of the season.
Auburn (24-25, 5-21) beat Missouri (22-29, 8-18) 12-2 Saturday afternoon to even up the series with game three set for Sunday. Coming off scoring eleven runs in Friday night's loss, Auburn's offense stayed leading to the victory in game two.
Auburn (23-25, 4-21) was defeated by Missouri (22-28, 8-17) 12-11 Friday night in game one of the three-game series. The game had plenty of offensive fireworks and went back and forth throughout the night. Auburn took a six-run lead after a big seventh inning but ultimately was not enough to win on Friday night.
All but officially eliminated from a spot in the post-season, Auburn (23-24, 4-20) will head to Columbia to take on Missouri (21-28, 7-17) in the second to last series of the season. The season has failed to go the way anyone would have hoped and there are various reasons why, but diving into that can be saved for another time. Auburn's focus is on finishing the season with pride.
The Auburn Tigers (20-22, 2-18) dropped game two of the weekend series in heartbreaking walk-off fashion, falling 3-2 to the LSU Tigers (28-16, 7-13).
Auburn (25-17-1, 7-14) dropped the series to Ole Miss (28-23, 5-16) in Oxford despite winning a thriller in game one of the series on Friday night. Auburn won game one 2-1, but lost game two 4-2 and game three 7-2. For Auburn, it was another missed opportunity to pick up its second SEC series win.
Auburn (20-21, 2-17) lost game one of the three-game series 5-0 to LSU (27-16, 6-13) despite a strong start from Dylan Watts. Auburn's offense failed to succeed, unable to provide any run support to Watts. After being a strength of the team most of the season, Auburn's offense has only scored five runs in the last four SEC games.
AUBURN, Ala. — Auburn secured an 11-1 run-rule victory over Florida A&M on Tuesday night at Plainsman Park, demonstrating exceptional skill in all aspects of the game. The Tigers' pitching, defense, and offense worked in harmony, resulting in an efficient and decisive win.
Auburn (20-20, 2-16) will travel to Baton Rouge this weekend to take on LSU (26-16, 5-13) in a pivotal series for Auburn's postseason hopes. It is not a secret to anyone that Auburn's season has failed to meet expectations. With so many returning players plus strong additions through high school and transfer portal recruiting, the bar was set high. Unfortunately for the orange and blue faithful, Auburn has struggled mightily in conference play. The good news is Auburn has a few more SEC series left to attempt to make a run.
Auburn (24-15, 6-12) will travel to Oxford to face Ole Miss (25-22, 3-15) this weekend. The series is the second to last of the regular season and it's now or never time for the Tigers. Auburn took the series at top-10-ranked LSU just two weeks ago but dropped the series at home to Kentucky this past weekend. Now the Tigers hope to regain the road magic of two weeks ago and pick up another SEC series win before hosting rival Alabama to close out the regular season.
AUBURN, Ala. - Auburn (24-15-1, 6-12) defeats No. 23 Kentucky (29-16) Monday night. The win prevents the sweep for the Wildcats. The Tigers struggled offensively on Saturday and Sunday before waking up Monday. The Tigers did lose the series after dropping the first two. These losses definitely hurt the Tigers as the Wildcats now stand ahead of Auburn in the SEC and own the tiebreaker.
Auburn is set to complete its home midweek schedule with a game against Florida A&M on Tuesday at Plainsman Park. The matchup begins at 3 p.m. CT and will be broadcast on the Auburn Sports Network. It can also be streamed digitally on SEC Network+.