Auburn Volleyball traveled down south this weekend to take on the #22 Florida Gators, the Tigers desperate to snap a six game losing streak. It was not to be, though, as Auburn could not put up a fight and got swept by the Gators.
Auburn Men’s Basketball opened the season in Neville Arena vs Vermont, a game that many labeled as a potential trap game for the 11th-ranked Tigers. However, Auburn came out ready and left no doubt, hammering the Catamounts in a 94-43 beatdown.
Auburn football hosted the Vanderbilt Commodores this week, looking to build momentum following a win over Kentucky the week prior. Unfortunately, the Tigers were able to do no such thing and lost 17-7 in a true disaster of a performance.
For the first time since mid-September, Auburn Football will enter a football Saturday coming off of a win. The Tigers will take on the Vanderbilt Commodores, a team that is synonymous with the basement of SEC football and a squad that Auburn demolished in 2023 in a 31-15 win in Nashville. However, this year’s Vandy squad is a bit different, and the Tigers will need to be careful if they want to avoid an upset.
Auburn football hit the road this week to take on the 19th-ranked Missouri Tigers. Despite leading for most of the game, Auburn could not hold on late and surrendered a go-ahead touchdown with just 46 seconds remaining. They couldn’t mount a drive in response, and lost the game 21-17.
The Tigers get ready for a season-opening invitational on the Plains with a new-look team.
AUBURN, Ala. – Auburn welcomed the eighth-ranked Kentucky Wildcats to Plainsman Park for the first of a three-game weekend series, fresh off the back of a head-scratching midweek loss to Alabama State. Unfortunately, Auburn’s luck didn’t change as they fell to Kentucky 6-5 in yet another close game.
AUBURN, Ala. – After a long offseason, the Auburn Tigers finally took the field at Jordan-Hare stadium for the first time in 2024, this time for the annual A-Day spring game. After many questions through the winter about whether the offense could be improved, the early signs look encouraging, as they defeated the defense 28-27 on a last-second 58-yard field goal from freshman kicker Towns McGough.
AUBURN, Ala. – Auburn baseball was back home at Plainsman Park for another in-state midweek contest against the Jacksonville State Gamecocks. Despite falling behind early, the Tigers rallied and secured a win by run rule in seven innings to improve to 16-8 on the season, with Jax State dropping to 9-15.
No. 21 Auburn (15-8) welcomes Jacksonville State (9-14) to Plainsman Park for a midweek matchup, the Tigers’ third-straight midweek contest vs an in-state opponent. Auburn comes into the matchup off the back of its first SEC win on Saturday over Arkansas, though the Tigers still lost the series 2-1.
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