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Auburn played host to the Alabama State Hornets on Tuesday night at Plainsman Park and lost a closely contested game 3-2 — its first loss in the midweek this season.
On Sunday afternoon, the Auburn Tigers (18-13, 2-10 SEC) couldn’t keep up with the No. 4 Tennessee Volunteers’ (26-6, 7-5 SEC) electric offense, who claimed the series finale 19-5 in seven innings.
The Auburn Tigers faced the No. 4 Tennessee Volunteers on Saturday afternoon for the second game of the series. Auburn was unable to pull away with the victory, falling to the Volunteers 12-2 in seven innings.
It was back and forth in the batter’s box for Auburn and Tennessee in the first two innings.
After going 1-8 to start conference play, Butch Thompson and his Auburn Tigers (17-11) hope to change the direction of their season with the Tigers' series against the No. 4 Tennessee Volunteers (24-5, 5-4 SEC).
Auburn baseball secured a decisive 10-4 midweek victory over UAB at Regions Field on Tuesday night. The Tigers rallied late, scoring seven runs in the eighth inning to snatch the win from the Blazers and keeping Auburn undefeated in midweek games this season.
In the series finale at Blue Bell Park, Auburn managed to push the game to 12 innings after trailing behind by three runs going into the eight inning. However, the Tigers ultimately fell to No. 4 Texas A&M 10-9.
No. 21 Auburn lost its second straight game against No. 4 Texas A&M on Friday 12-8 to drop the middle game of the series, moving to 16-10 on the season. Auburn trailed the entire game as it was unable to stop the Texas A&M offense.
Texas A&M grabbed an early lead in the bottom of the third, and Auburn could not catch up Thursday night, falling to Texas A&M 9-7.
With one conference win under its belt, Auburn (16-8, 1-5 SEC) hopes to find its rhythm on the road at College Station, Texas, in a three-game series against No. 4 Texas A&M (22-3, 3-3 SEC).
After trailing through the third, the Auburn Tigers (16-8) secured a dominant 13-3 victory in seven innings over the Jacksonville State Gamecocks (9-15) after an electric pair of innings in the fourth and fifth.
The No. 17 Auburn Tigers avoided the sweep in game three of their conference series Saturday at Plainsman Park against No. 1 Arkansas, winning the finale 8-6.
After losing game one 1-0 on Thursday, the No. 17 Auburn Tigers (14-8, 0-5 SEC) looked to prevent the No. 1 Arkansas Razorbacks (19-2, 5-0 SEC) from claiming the series, but Arkansas shut that dream down, claiming game two 6-5 late Friday night.
In the highly anticipated SEC home opener, No. 24 Auburn faced off against the top-ranked Arkansas Razorbacks, hoping to continue its momentum after a win. However, despite showcasing impressive defensive skills and a strong pitching performance, Auburn fell short and failed to secure a win – falling 1-0.
No. 24 Auburn is gearing up for a crucial Southeastern Conference home-opening series against the No. 1 Arkansas Razorbacks this weekend at Plainsman Park. After a solid performance against South Alabama, where their pitching staff showcased its strength in a 2-1 victory, the Tigers are looking to carry that momentum into their series against Arkansas.
After a disappointing series at Vanderbilt, the No. 17 Auburn Tigers (14-6, 0-3 SEC) faced the South Alabama Jaguars (12-8, 0-3 SBC) in Montgomery, Alabama, on Tuesday night. After trailing 1-0 for three innings, Auburn stole the lead in the seventh – claiming a 2-1 victory over the Jaguars.
Auburn baseball failed to defeat Vanderbilt as the Tigers lost 9-6 in the third game of the series, and Auburn got swept to begin conference play.
Saturday afternoon, No. 12 Auburn lost the second game in the series at No. 8 Vanderbilt 13-5. This brings Auburn’s record to 0-2 in the conference and 13-5 overall.
Losing 11-1 in eight innings on Friday night, the No. 12 Auburn Tigers (13-4) suffered their first conference loss to the No. 8 Vanderbilt Commodores (16-3) in game one.
After having success in its nonconference slate to start the season, Auburn baseball jumps right into its gauntlet of an SEC slate when it travels to Nashville to face Vanderbilt this weekend.
