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Auburn (12-3) mercy ruled Austin Peay (11-4) 24-5 on Sunday afternoon at Plainsman Park behind a huge third inning at the plate. It was a whirlwind of a series with each team scoring plenty of runs in the three games, but Auburn won the rubber match.
Auburn (13-4-1, 1-2) defeated Missouri (20-3, 2-1) 4-0 Sunday afternoon in Columbia behind a big day at the plate. Auburn lost game one 5-2 and game two 5-0, but responded in a big way Sunday to avoid the sweep.
In a thrilling series opener at Plainsman Park, No. 13 Auburn clinched a dramatic 7-6 victory against Austin Peay, propelled by Mason Maners' walk-off homer in the bottom of the ninth inning.
In the SEC Tournament quarterfinals, Auburn faced a tough challenge against LSU, ultimately falling short in a 78-48 loss on Friday night at Bon Secours Wellness Arena. From the onset, LSU's dominance was evident as they surged ahead early, leaving Auburn struggling to recover throughout the game.
The No. 14 Auburn gymnastics team demonstrated resilience and determination as they secured a solid second-place finish at the 2024 Podium Challenge held in Baton Rouge. Despite facing adversity with sickness and injuries throughout the week, the team managed to achieve a commendable score of 197.050, showcasing their strength and resolve.
No. 13 Auburn baseball is gearing up for a challenging three-game series against Austin Peay, marking the conclusion of their eight-game homestand and the non-conference portion of their schedule. Set to unfold at Plainsman Park over the weekend, this matchup promises to be a test of both teams' capabilities.
The No. 14 Auburn gymnastics team is gearing up for an exciting challenge as they head back to Baton Rouge this Friday for the Podium Challenge at the Raising Cane’s River Center. Scheduled to commence at 6 p.m. CT, the Tigers will face formidable opponents in No. 3 LSU, George Washington, and Texas Woman’s University.
Auburn women's basketball clinched a commanding 67-48 victory over Arkansas in the second round of the SEC Tournament, led by JaMya Mingo-Young's stellar performance that flirted with a triple-double. Mingo-Young's impressive stat line of 11 points, eight rebounds, and a season-high eight assists played a pivotal role in Auburn's triumph, showcasing her versatility and impact on both ends of the floor.
Auburn women's basketball is gearing up for a pivotal moment as they enter the 2024 SEC Tournament in Greenville, South Carolina. With the postseason upon them, the Tigers, seeded seventh, are poised for a showdown against the 10th-seeded Arkansas Razorbacks in the second round at Bon Secours Wellness Arena on Thursday at 5 p.m. CT.
In their first-ever meeting at Plainsman Park, No. 13 Auburn showcased their dominance with an 8-4 victory over Air Force on Wednesday afternoon. The Tigers' triumph was fueled by another impressive display of power hitting at the plate and a commanding performance on the mound.
It is no secret time is ticking for Bruce Pearl as Auburn's head basketball coach. Pearl is in his 10th season and in the midst of another successful year. Pearl resurrected an Auburn program when he took over 10 years ago and has taken it to heights many fans never believed they would see.
No. 13 ranked Auburn Tigers (9-2) are gearing up to host Air Force (4-7) in an intriguing matchup at Plainsman Park on Wednesday at 1 p.m. CT, marking the first-ever meeting between the two programs.
Auburn demonstrated a dominant performance on the road, clinching a commanding 101-74 victory over Missouri on Tuesday night. The No. 13 ranked Tigers showcased a balanced offensive attack, with five players reaching double figures, highlighting their depth and cohesive teamwork.
No.25 Auburn (12-2-1) will travel to No.12 Missouri (17-2) this weekend to open conference play. The SEC is loaded with talented teams and Missouri is no exception. The home Tigers will be a tough test for Auburn to open up SEC play.
Oklahoma-born roots rocker JD McPherson brought his crack band and a loose vibe to Waverly, Alabama on Feburary 25th. Playing the Little House at Standard Deluxe, McPherson said they were going to play some stuff they don’t normally play because “you’ve got this incredible place.” The band delivered an inspired mix of originals and covers, including his most well-known songs like “North Side Gal” off his debut album Signs & Signifiers, “Bossy,” “Lucky Penny” and “Head Over Heels.”
Solutions by The State News