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Excitement reverberates across Auburn University as the campus buzzes with anticipation for the upcoming clash between No. 13 Auburn Tigers and the No. 22 Kentucky Wildcats. The scene is set for a thrilling showdown at Neville Arena on Saturday, with ESPN's College GameDay adding to the spectacle for the third consecutive year.
AUBURN, Ala. – The No. 15 Auburn Tigers kicked off their season with an electrifying performance, defeating Eastern Kentucky 17-6 in a run-rule victory that delighted a sold-out crowd of 4,403 fans at Plainsman Park on Friday night.
Auburn chose a bad night to have one of its worst starts to a meet of the season. It was Auburn’s lowest score since its meet against Arkansas in January. LSU topped the visiting Tigers 198.300 to 197.100 Friday night in Baton Rouge.
As the No. 15 Auburn Tigers gear up for their season debut, their formidable lineup packs a punch with a potent mix of power hitters and defensive stalwarts. Last season, the Tigers outscored opponents by an impressive margin, averaging nearly 9.5 runs per game while holding opposing teams to just over 2 runs. Their offensive prowess is highlighted by a team batting average of .310 and a slugging percentage of .520, showcasing their ability to produce runs in bunches.
AUBURN, Ala. - Auburn (16-8, 5-6) took care of business at home vs Kentucky (9-16, 2-9) with an emphatic 78-52 win that not only secured a second-straight winning season for the Tigers but also matched their SEC win total of five in five fewer games than 2022.
No. 12 Auburn will have a meet with No. 3 LSU on Friday night in Baton Rouge. Auburn is coming off their best season score just one week ago against Alabama, but it will take that effort and possibly more to defeat LSU.
It was an all too familiar feeling when Auburn (15-8, 4-6) blew a 15-point lead, allowing Missouri (11-13, 2-9) to tie the game at 48 in the third period. However, the visiting Tigers would rally to defeat Missouri 70-59 and get their first road SEC win.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Auburn (19-5, 8-3) fell to Florida (16-7, 6-4) 65-81 in an SEC matchup, the loss knocking the Tigers out of a tie for first place in the SEC.
Coming off an emphatic home win vs Alabama in what Bruce Pearl called “The most important game of the year,” Auburn will travel down to Gainesville, FL to take on the Florida Gators, a road trip that has proved to be a tricky one for Auburn and Bruce Pearl. Pearl is yet to win a game in Gainesville as Auburn’s head coach, and Auburn itself hasn’t won in Gainesville since 1996.
Auburn (14-8, 3-6) will travel to Columbia on Sunday to take on the Missouri Tigers (11-12, 2-8). While the records may not be impressive, this game is of the utmost importance for the visiting Tigers. According to ESPN’s Charlie Creme, Auburn is the last team projected in the NCAA Tournament. With a loss on Sunday, however, that could change.
After hosting a historic quad meet, and putting up an impressive season high score of 197.425, the Tigers are back in Neville Arena Friday night to host the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Auburn (19-4, 8-2) defeated Alabama (16-7, 8-2) 99-81 in the second version of this year’s Iron Bowl on the hardwood, led by their veteran front-court players Johni Broome and Jaylin Williams.
Just two weeks ago, a top-ten Auburn team went to Tuscaloosa looking to knock off their arch rival. Instead, they found themselves down 14 points at halftime and fighting to make it a game. They found success in the second half, but in the end, they came up just short against the Tide.
Auburn (14-8, 3-6) fell to Arkansas (17-7, 5-4) in Fayetteville on Saturday evening. The Tigers went to Fayetteville, still looking for their first road conference win. The start was as good as they could have hoped for, but the Razorbacks found their rhythm in the second half to comeback and take down the Tigers.
Six Tigers In Double Figures In Win In Oxford
Auburn, Ala—Tonight Auburn hosted its first-ever Quad Meet and put on a fantastic show from start to finish on all four events. The energy and atmosphere was electric, and it certainly helped fuel Auburn’s performance throughout the Meet.
Solutions by The State News