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Following a mid-week contest in which Auburn baseball defeated Samford on neutral grounds, the Tigers will get set for another extremely difficult weekend series against SEC powerhouse, Tennessee. No. 5 Auburn will face the No. 7 Volunteers in a three-game set, commencing on Friday evening with the finale scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
Freshman Christian Chatterton threw six nearly-flawless innings Tuesday night, leading No. 5 Auburn to its fourth shutout of the season, defeating Samford 3-0 at the Hoover Met.
After dropping game two of the series Saturday night, No. 11 Auburn baseball responded with a 14-8 win over Mississippi State to clinch their fifth series win in Southeastern Conference play this season.
After a three-hour-plus weather delay tested the patience of both teams and fans, No. 11 Auburn showed resilience, pulling out a 6-5 win over Mississippi State in a thrilling series opener Friday night at Plainsman Park.
The Mississippi State Bulldogs travel to Auburn, AL to face off against the No. 11 Auburn Tigers for a three-game series starting Friday night at 6 p.m. CST.
A quiet night at the plate was more than enough for No. 11 Auburn, as the Tigers used dominant pitching and a disciplined plate approach to earn a 1-0 victory over No. 21 Georgia Tech on Tuesday night at Plainsman Park. The tightly contested matchup played out in front of a record-setting midweek crowd of 5,559, giving fans a tense and rewarding evening of baseball.
Despite two home runs from Ike Irish Friday night, the No. 8 Tigers fell to top-ranked Texas 8-3 to drop the series at Disch-Falk Field.
Despite jumping out to an early lead, No. 8 Auburn baseball fell to No. 1 Texas 3-2 in the series opener, snapping their six-game winning streak.
Butch Thompson’s No. 11 Auburn Tigers took the field at Plainsman Park on Sunday afternoon with a chance to put the college baseball world on notice.
No. 11 Auburn reigned as the superior Tiger in Friday’s series opener against No. 3 LSU with a 8-4 win behind six shutout innings from starting pitcher Samuel Dutton.
Coming off an electric series win against their in-state rivals, and a hard fought 9-8 road victory at Georgia Tech, the Auburn Tigers will get set for another SEC series battle as they eagerly look to continue their momentum into the weekend against No. 3 LSU at Plainsman Park.
No. 11 Auburn traveled to Atlanta for a midweek contest against the No. 18 Georgia Tech and came from behind, scoring four runs in the last three innings to to outlast the Yellow Jackets 9-8 at Russ Chandler Stadium.
The Tigers rolled over the Tide to win the series Saturday in the second game of a doubleheader, losing the first game 6-5 but then clinching it in the second with a 7-5 win.
After securing the series on Friday night, the Auburn Tigers (27-26, 8-22 SEC) hoped to sweep their in-state rivals, the Alabama Crimson Tide (33-21, 13-17 SEC). However, the Tide had a different plan and claimed game three 12-5 – halting Auburn’s four-game win streak.
Auburn claimed its second consecutive conference series with a 12-11 win over the Alabama Crimson Tide in game two of the series on Friday night.
Auburn (25-25, 6-21 SEC) took on rival No. 21 Alabama (32-19, 12-15) in the first game of their final series of the season. The Tigers won their third SEC game in a row with a 4-2 victory Thursday night.
The regular season is coming to a close in baseball in the SEC, but teams still have to play one more weekend series to finish things off.
Auburn baseball is heading back home with a smile on its face after capping off a series against Missouri on Sunday, winning 9-7 at Taylor Stadium.
Tying the series 1-1, the Auburn Tigers (24-25, 5-21 SEC) wrapped up game two in eight innings at Taylor Stadium, defeating the Missouri Tigers (22-29, 8-18 SEC) 12-2 on Saturday, May 11.
In a game that combined for 23 runs and 47 baserunners, Auburn lost a back-and-forth battle with Missouri 12-11 Friday night at Taylor Stadium. With their loss, the Tigers lose hopes of playing in the postseason with five SEC games left to play.
