The Auburn Tigers (4-6, 1-5) bowl hopes remain alive after their dominating offensive performance against the Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks (5-5, 3-3). The Tigers defeated the Warhawks 48-14, with the Tigers scoring more points in a game since they played the New Mexico Lobos back in September.
After their second bye-week of the season, the Auburn Tigers (3-6, 1-5) host the Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks (5-4, 3-3). The Warhawks, while not the best team in the Sun Belt conference, could pose a major challenge for the Tigers, with bowl eligibility on the line.
The Auburn Tigers (2-0) celebrated Head Coach Johnnie Harris’ birthday with a 92-point win over the University of Virginia-Lynchburg Dragons (0-1). The Tiger’s 128-36 win over the Dragons, showcased a lockdown performance by Auburn’s defense and a career-high scoring night for the Tiger’s DeYona Gaston.
The Auburn Tigers (14-8, 4-7), losing streak continues as fell to the Arkansas Razorbacks (15-7, 5-5) in five sets (23-25, 19-25, 25-23, 20-25, 11-15). In what ended up being a reversal of fates for Auburn from the Kentucky game, the Tigers seemed ready to win after the first two sets were all Tigers, but the Razorbacks were not out yet and mounted a three-set comeback to win the game.
The No. 8 Auburn Tigers (9-1-1, 1-1-1) look to rebound from their first loss of the season at Texas A&M when they host the Ole Miss Rebels (5-7-0, 0-3-0). The Rebels are playing for their first win of SEC play, while the Tigers look to regain their early season success with a win on Sunday.
After losing last week to Cal, there were many questions about the direction the Tigers would take going forward. This week against the Lobos the direction the offense is taking seems clear. This week Head Coach Hugh Freeze changed starting quarterbacks from Peyton Thorne to Hank Brown, answering the question of who would be the starting quarterback.
In Auburn’s fifth soccer game of the season the No. 13 Tigers (5-0-0) defeated the Appalachian State Mountaineers (2-2-1) 3-0 in a scorching hot match on the plains.
The Auburn Tigers (19-18, 2-14) had a rough game against the Mississippi State Bulldogs (24-14, 8-8), losing 8-1 to start the series and the second half of SEC conference play.
The Auburn Tigers spring football season ended excitingly. The final score was 28-27 with the offense beating the defense due to a clutch 58-yard field goal from Town McGough to close the game.
The Auburn Tigers open the War Eagle Classic with wins over the Louisianna Tech Bulldogs and the Georgia Tech Yellowjackets. Against the Bulldogs the Tigers won 9-1 in five innings and against the Yellowjackets the Tigers had an impressive sixth-inning comeback to win 4-3.
Solutions by The State News