Auburn drops sixth-straight game, falls 5-3 at LSU
No. 14 Auburn’s season-high losing streak reached six games Friday night in Baton Rogue, Louisiana, as No. 15 LSU defeated the Tigers 5-3.
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No. 14 Auburn’s season-high losing streak reached six games Friday night in Baton Rogue, Louisiana, as No. 15 LSU defeated the Tigers 5-3.
No. 14 Auburn’s downward spiral continued Thursday night in Baton Rogue, as the Tigers were shutout in a 4-0 loss to No. 15 LSU. It is the Tigers’ fifth straight loss.
After dropping 10 spots in the Top 25 on Monday, No. 14 Auburn lost its fourth straight game Tuesday night in Birmingham, falling to UAB 8-2.
After six hours and 36 minutes, the final game of the series between Auburn and Alabama finally ended. Alabama defeated No. 4 Auburn 11-9 in 15 innings at Plainsman Park on Sunday to complete a three-game sweep.
Auburn came into Saturday’s doubleheader with loads of momentum and sole possession of first place in the SEC. The last-place team in the SEC halted that momentum on Saturday.
Auburn came into Saturday’s doubleheader in sole possession of first place in the SEC. Auburn appeared poised to build on last weekend’s series victory over No. 8 Mississippi State behind Keegan Thompson, but arch rival Alabama had other plans.
No. 4 Auburn and Alabama will have to wait one more day to begin its three-game series.
After earning its highest ranking since 1999 on Monday, Auburn will receive a huge boost this weekend. SEC ERA leader Casey Mize will return to the Auburn rotation vs. arch rival Alabama.
Auburn continued to rake in the accolades Monday as the Tigers rose to No. 4 in this week’s Baseball America Top 25 and Jonah Todd was named SEC Player of the Week.
Following Friday night’s disappointing loss, Auburn needed to find answers Saturday to have a chance for first place in the SEC West. Auburn did just that.
In the opening game of the crucial series between No. 5 Auburn and No. 8 Mississippi State, the Bulldogs claimed the victory, 5-2 at Dudy Noble Field in Starkville, Miss. Auburn’s Keegan Thompson (5-2) took the road loss of the pivotal series, which features the top two teams in the SEC West.
In arguably the biggest series of the season to this point, No. 5 Auburn will likely return to full strength as they visit No. 8 Mississippi State.
After taking two-of-three from No. 16 Arkansas over the weekend, Auburn earned its highest ranking since April 14, 2003.
Auburn's Josh Anthony was named Southeastern Conference Player of the Week Monday following a brilliant four-game performance, including a series win over No. 16 Arkansas.
Josh Anthony came to Auburn as one of the country’s most sought-after recruits. He hit .425 with 20 home runs and 71 RBI at Western Oklahoma State last season, and was the nation’s No. 1 junior college recruit.
No. 10 Auburn (29-12, 11-6 SEC) fell Saturday at Plainsman Park 7-3 to No. 16 Arkansas (32-9, 12-6 SEC).
After Thursday’s announcement that Friday night starter Casey Mize would miss the Arkansas series, it appeared that No. 10 Auburn would be facing an uphill battle vs. No. 16 Arkansas and its SEC-leading offense. Auburn answered the challenge in a big way.
After three innings, it looked as if it would be a low-scoring affair Tuesday night, but the Tiger offense found its rhythm in the fourth and never looked back.
Following Friday night’s blown lead and disappointing loss, Auburn needed a strong, bounce-back performance Saturday. The Tigers turned to true freshman starter Davis Daniel, and he did not disappoint.
In Auburn’s two victories this week, the Tigers’ bullpen bent but did not break. Friday night, the ‘pen finally broke.