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After 1,069 days at the helm of the Auburn football program, head coach Hugh Freeze made one last-ditch effort to potentially save his job, inserting quarterback Ashton Daniels back into the game with 2:01 remaining in the fourth quarter.
When the starting lineups were announced inside Jordan-Hare Stadium Saturday night, the student section erupted upon hearing that Ashton Daniels would be the starter. Little did they know they would get the same result from someone with a different number on his back.
Auburn suffered its worst loss of the season, falling 10-3 to Kentucky in a season full of disappointment against a struggling Wildcats team. The game was a story of defense, as many expected, with both teams showcasing their strengths on that side of the ball and their weaknesses on offense.
When Auburn returns to Jordan-Hare Stadium on Saturday night, the Tigers will have a new signal-caller. Quarterback Ashton Daniels will get the start under the lights, with Jackson Arnold moving to the bench, according to AuburnSports.com.
Coming off of its first SEC win of 2025, Auburn is set to face Kentucky this weekend in Jordan-Hare Stadium. Here's what our staff expects of the upcoming matchup:
Fresh off securing their first SEC win of the 2025 season, Hugh Freeze and the Auburn Tigers return to Jordan-Hare Stadium on Saturday night to face a struggling Kentucky team hoping to break a four-game losing streak of its own.
Seven months to the day, No. 20 Auburn returned to State Farm Arena for the first time since punching its ticket to the Final Four — but this time, with an entirely new look.
Student organizations have been getting into the spooky spirit by hosting events across campus this week on the Plains. Whether it's showing off the best costume, embracing the frightening festivities or carving pumpkins, Auburn has plenty of events open to students and the community.
It will be a Tiger-on-Tiger showdown on Thursday in Atlanta as No. 20 Auburn takes on Memphis in one final exhibition game before the regular season kicks off on November 3rd. Auburn, looking for their first win in the Steven Pearl era, looks to bounce back after dropping their first exhibition game to Oklahoma State in overtime 97-95 on October 15th.
On Oct. 29, Auburn University College Republicans (AUCR) hosted its “Challenge the Chairman" event with Chairman of the Alabama Republican Party (ALGOP) John Wahl. The event, held on Cater Lawn in somewhat rainy and cold conditions, began at 10:00 AM and concluded at 1:00 PM. AURC invited all students to their tent along the Thach Concourse so that they could ask questions of the Alabama Republican leader.
This weekend, Nov. 1, the Auburn Tigers will host the Kentucky Wildcats at Jordan-Hare Stadium in a matchup between two SEC programs looking to regain traction.
Auburn junior Josiah Gilbert earned his second trophy of the fall with a low-medalist performance at the Clerico, leading the No. 16 Tigers to their first team title of the season with an 8-over showing at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
On Tuesday, Oct. 21, Auburn’s Downtown Design Review Committee (DDRC) met with Sarah Holmes, Raising Cane’s property development manager for the Southeast, and other Raising Cane’s representatives, to discuss initial plans for a new Raising Cane’s location at 103 N. College St., directly next to Whataburger.
This year, students taking a persuasion class that Auburn University offers are handed a uniquely impactful opportunity to engage in a fundraiser for the BigHouse Foundation, a nonprofit organization that serves to meet the needs of foster and adoptive families in East Alabama.
On Oct. 26, Auburn students set out to give back to the community they call home during the Rooted in Service event. This event, hosted annually by on-campus service organization IMPACT, sends students out in teams to tackle tasks for Auburn and Opelika residents who could use a few helping hands.
The No. 3 Auburn Tigers have improved to 2-1 on the season after a neck and neck affair against the No. 7 Southern Methodist University Mustangs on the road.
The Auburn University Gospel Choir is a diverse choral ensemble of passionate singers, dancers and instrumentalists. Auburn University music professors and married couple, Drs. William and Rosephanye Powell have led the choir since 2001, leaving a lasting impact on the music department and students alike.
Auburn men’s tennis concluded a strong weekend of competition Sunday, with wins at both the Crimson Tide Fall Challenge in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and the CCB Collegiate Invitational in Birmingham, Alabama. The Tigers went undefeated across all three hidden dual matches in Tuscaloosa, while sophomore Joey Phillips finished third in his singles flight in Birmingham.
The Auburn Tigers had the opportunity to host the Savannah Banana’s “Banana Ball All-Stars” squad at Plainsman Park. The Tigers fell following a second showdown 4-3 after finishing the first nine innings tied at three. The night was full of many amazing feats and exciting moments throughout the two-hour Saturday night show.
