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In a doubleheader due to severe weather on Thursday, Auburn baseball split games one and two of its series with Kentucky. The Wildcats took the first and the Tigers recovered to even the series in game two.
In a venue they will see more of next week in the SEC Tournament, Auburn took down Samford 8-4 in the Hoover Met to remain perfect in midweek non-conference games.
Auburn looked to sweep archrival Alabama on Sunday after two very close games the previous two days. Nobody could have predicted what happened, though, as the home finale at Plainsman Park ended in a no-contest due to weather.
No. 20 Auburn (35-16, 15-11 SEC) chipped away at an early deficit to get its 18th comeback victory of the season to clinch the series win over Alabama (27-24, 10-16 SEC) on Senior Day on the Plains.
Behind strong defense and relief pitching from the bullpen, No. 20 Auburn baseball won 3-2 in a tight matchup with rival Alabama.
In Auburn baseball’s first trip to Troy since 2018, the Tigers took an 11-4 win over the Trojans. The Auburn batters got 17 hits on the night and the pitching staff held Troy to seven scoreless innings.
In the second game of a critical SEC West series, No. 18 Auburn scored twice in the eighth to take a 5-3 win over No. 3 Arkansas. With the win, the Tigers evened the series against the Razorbacks and set up a decisive game three on Sunday.
Auburn showed great resiliency Sunday afternoon after going toe-to-toe with No. 1 Tennessee, but came up short in a 5-3 loss to lose the series.
No. 19 Auburn gave up six home runs and 15 runs in the seventh and eighth innings while the offense was a non-factor, as it fell to No. 1 Tennessee 17-4 in game one in Knoxville.
With a looming weekend series against No. 1 Tennessee on the horizon, Auburn took care of business on Tuesday, earning an 8-4 win over Jacksonville State to extend its win streak to seven games.
Auburn baseball finished its weekend with a 2-0 win on Sunday in a defensive, low-scoring win to sweep the South Carolina series. This was Auburn's first shutout of SEC play this season and the first SEC series sweep since opening weekend of 2019.
The Tigers clinched their series against South Carolina on Saturday, riding a four-run seventh inning to an 8-6 victory. Auburn is now 28-12 on the season.
Led by three homers and a big day from Nate LaRue, Auburn's bullpen got all the support it needed to seal the 6-3 game one victory over South Carolina on Friday night.
Following midweek wins over Alabama State and Kennesaw State, Auburn returns to conference action for a three-game home series against South Carolina.
After losing five straight SEC games, Auburn attempts to get back to .500 in the conference with a road trip to Starkville on deck.
Auburn baseball earned its second win of the week on Tuesday night, defeating Kennesaw State 14-1 before they return to SEC play this weekend. This comes after a tight, walk-off victory Monday night.
In a 10-inning, back-and-forth affair, Auburn (25-12) walked off as winners over Alabama State on Tuesday night by a score of 6-5.
After losing the first two of the weekend series, Auburn rallied to a 3-2 victory over Mississippi State, marking its 24th win on the season and putting it back over .500 in conference play.
Coming back onto the field after the second rain delay of the night, No. 17 Auburn failed to keep its comeback rolling and dropped game two to Mississippi State with a final score of 9-5.
A sequence of mistakes in the ninth inning cost Auburn (23-11, 7-6 SEC) a series-opening win on Thursday night, as the No. 17 Tigers gave up a one-run lead and suffered a 7-6 loss to Mississippi State (20-15, 5-8 SEC).
