After losing their second game of the season Wednesday night to UAB in Birmingham, Auburn baseball made their way back into the win column Friday night. Auburn won the first of their three game set against Old Dominion under the lights at Plainsman Park, 10-4.
Auburn women’s basketball faced Georgia at Stegeman Coliseum in Athens in the penultimate game of the season for the Tigers. It came down to the wire, but the Lady Bulldogs were better down the stretch, grabbing the win and handing Auburn their fifth straight loss, 62-59.
Auburn women’s basketball travels to play rivals Georgia tomorrow night in Athens in what is their final road matchup of the regular season. The Tigers will try to gain some momentum heading into the SEC Tournament where they will need to win to get in.
No. 25 Auburn baseball took an early punch and rebounded with four homers to defeat Samford Tuesday night at Plainsman Park, 15-8. The win marks seven straight victories for the Tigers since falling to Holy Cross in the first series of the season.
After a disappointing loss to Holy Cross Saturday night, Auburn baseball was back on the right side of the rubber match of the series Sunday afternoon. Auburn struck early and was able to blow the doors off of the Crusaders of Holy Cross, 14-6.
After defeating Virginia on a thrilling walkoff walk in the eighth inning earlier in the day, Auburn softball (8-0) faced off against UCF for the first time since the 3 a.m. thriller in the regionals last year for their third outing of the Shriners Children’s Clearwater Invitational. Auburn survived an early barrage of strikeouts to top UCF 1-0.
Auburn softball (6-0) looked to keep the good vibes going after going undefeated in their opening matchups over the last weekend. They continued their winning momentum, putting the Clemson Tigers down 6-3 Thursday afternoon in their opening matchup of the Shriners Children’s Clearwater Invitational down in Florida.
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.
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