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Riding a six-game winning streak, No. 11 Auburn hosts Southeastern Louisiana for a weekend series. Although the Tigers have had a long week with back-to-back games on Tuesday and Wednesday, Auburn is ready for this weekend’s matchup.
No. 11 Auburn (10-1-1) used a four-run seventh inning to scrape by Jacksonville State (4-8) in its first true road game of the season, 6-3.
After its first series sweep of the season, Auburn returned to Plainsman Park on Tuesday night to take on UAB. The pitching duo of Tommy Vail and Chase Allsup controlled the game, allowing a combined six baserunners, as the Tigers won 4-1. The win was Auburn's fifth straight and extended the Tigers' unbeaten streak to nine games.
The Auburn Tigers completed their first sweep of the season with a 4-3 victory over Lipscomb at Plainsman Park Sunday.
Auburn picked up its seventh win of the season and sixth win at home, 7-3, against Lipscomb after dealing with a 45-minute rain delay in the win Friday night.
Heading into the weekend hungry, No. 13 Auburn (6-1-1) looks to extend its win streak against the Lipscomb Bisons (5-3).
It only took seven innings Wednesday night for No. 13 Auburn to cruise to an 18-8 win over Florida A&M.
The young freshman Ike Irish is taking the league by storm. Irish has had an electric two weeks on the Plains, being named SEC Freshman of the Week not once, but twice. He continues to break his own season-highs in each game.
Auburn took on the University of Southern California Sunday in a nail-biting ending to the series. After two adrenaline-filled games against the Trojans, the Tigers left Plainsman Park with a 12-12 tie in game three.
Members of The Plainsman are joined by Auburn Baseball Assistant Coach, Gabe Gross, and sports writer, Caitlyn Griffin, on the start of baseball season and how the team can grow and execute a successful team dynamic.
After a 5-3 win over USC, No. 17 Auburn was hungry for another win. The Tigers managed a 12-6 win over the Trojans with help from all of their guys.
In an unexpected home game, one that was supposed to take place over 2,000 miles away, Auburn took a series-opening 5-3 win over the USC Trojans.
Bouncing back from a loss in the series finale against Indiana, Auburn dominated North Alabama 13-1 on Tuesday and now turns its focus towards a weekend series against USC.
An electric first inning led Auburn baseball to the desolation of North Alabama in Madison, Alabama, Tuesday night, defeating the Lions 13-1 in seven innings of ball.
Auburn travels to Madison, Alabama, at Toyota Field for the second straight season Tuesday to face the University of North Alabama . The Lions had a 12-41 overall record last season with wins against Cincinnati and Alabama.
Auburn baseball faced Indiana for the final game of the series on Sunday but couldn’t hold the Hoosiers to a sweep. The concluding game ended with a score of 11-2 with Indiana taking the victory.
One comfortable win was not enough for Auburn. After handling Indiana 8-4 on Friday, the Tigers remained focused and took down the Hoosiers a second time on Saturday, 6-1 and improved on the season to 2-0.
It is a new season and a new-look roster for Auburn baseball, but the same hopes and expectations for success abounded on Opening Day as the Tigers defeated Indiana 8-4 to open the 2023 campaign.
With another eye-catching trip to the College World Series in 2022 in the rearview mirror, Auburn begins its 2023 Omaha campaign on Friday, Feb. 17 against Indiana.
