Auburn women’s basketball (12-11) was the tougher team for all 40 minutes in a massive win over Texas A&M (10-12) on Thursday night, 65-52. Auburn turned their tough defense into fast offense as they ran away with the win over the Aggies.
Auburn women’s basketball (11-11) hosts the Aggies of Texas A&M (10-11) on Thursday night inside Neville Arena. Auburn looks to improve on its conference record against another team that has been trending toward the bottom of the SEC all season.
The No. 1 ranked Auburn Tigers (19-1) took their undefeated SEC record down to Baton Rouge for another SEC victory over the LSU Tigers (12-8) Wednesday night. They defeated Louisiana State in what is now a nation-leading 12th Quad 1 victory, 87-74.
The No. 1 Auburn Tigers (18-1) take a trip down to the bayou on Wednesday night to face LSU (12-7) in a battle of the Tigers. Auburn looks to extend its winning streak and continue to top both the analytics and rankings with a win in Baton Rouge.
Despite the recent rough stretch from Auburn women’s basketball (11-10) to start off SEC play, the Tigers were able to dispatch Florida (11-10) at Neville arena Sunday, 74-51. Auburn got much needed production on both sides of the floor, as they ran the Gators back to Gainesville. The win was never in doubt as the Tigers were in full control for almost all of the forty minutes.
Despite a hard-fought effort, the shorthanded Auburn Women’s Basketball team could not replicate their upset win in the battle of the Tigers against LSU last season, dropping their third in a row and two straight to start SEC play. LSU’s Tigers got the better of Auburn 73-63 after taking the lead in the second quarter and never relinquishing it.
After having back-to-back losses at Neville Arena, the Auburn Tigers (9-5) look for an upset against a top 10 team they beat last season as they head out to Louisiana for a battle of the Tigers with Louisiana State (16-0) in Baton Rouge.
Despite being down four points at the half, the Auburn Women’s Basketball team scratched and clawed back to take down the UAB Blazers at home Sunday, 69-62. The Tigers were able to grab a win despite missing their top two scorers in DeYona Gaston and Taliah Scott.
After a 3-0 start to the season, Auburn Women’s Basketball booked a trip to the West Coast, dropping the second of their two games on the road trip Friday night against the California Golden Bears, 63-58. This marks the second straight year Cal has gotten the best of Coach Johnnie Harris’ team after taking them down in Auburn last season.
After an early 3-1 start, Auburn gets a chance to avenge a home loss from last season as they continue their West Coast road trip. The Tigers take on the California Golden Bears in Berkeley on Friday.
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