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Tonight, the Oklahoma Sooners defeated the Auburn Tigers 24-17 in Norman, Oklahoma. The Tigers simply could not escape errors, holes in their defense, and penalties in tonight’s contest, which led to their downfall.
Another offensive power was once again the decider last match, as Auburn (8-2, 0-0) beat Samford (4-6, 0-0) in four sets, 3-1 (23-25, 25-12, 25-13, 25-14) on Friday night in the Pete Hanna Center. Auburn hit .400 for the match, marking the second time this season the Tigers have reached .400 and the sixth time they have eclipsed .300.
Auburn has not won a road game against a ranked opponent since 2021, when it defeated No. 17 Arkansas 38-23.
Auburn (7-2) rallied to a 3-0 win over UAB (6-4) through a collective team effort offensively inside the Pete Hanna Center.
Auburn (5-2-2, 1-0-1 SEC) fired 19 shots on the night, but it wasn’t until the 83rd minute that the breakthrough came. After sustained pressure on the Aggies, Woodson found space near the post and finished cleanly off a pass from midfielder Erin Flurey to put the Tigers on top.
Auburn quarterback Jackson Arnold is set to return to Norman, Oklahoma, to take on his former team. Here's what our staff thinks about the matchup between No. 22 Auburn and No. 11 Oklahoma, complete with score predictions and analysis.
Auburn opens SEC play Saturday with a road test against No. 11 Oklahoma.
Auburn volleyball wraps up its solid non-conference schedule at the Alabama Showdown hosted by Samford University at the Pete Hanna Center. Over three days, the Tigers will face three teams from the state of Alabama, starting with UAB on September 18 at 3:30 p.m. and followed by Samford and South Alabama. Auburn’s game against Samford will air on ESPN+.
Following a hard-fought 1-1 tie against Ole Miss, the Auburn Tigers are back home this Thursday to continue conference play against Texas A&M.
On the afternoon of Wednesday, Sept. 17, Civil Rights Movement attorney Fred Gray spoke at Auburn University’s annual Constitution Day lecture in the Foy Hall Ballroom. At the lecture dedicated to the signing of the United States Constitution, Gray spoke about his legal career in arguing for the constitutional rights of African Americans.
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On Sept. 16, Alabama State House Representatives Jeremy Gray and Phillip Ensler attended a discussion with members of the Auburn-Opelika community regarding ways to prevent violence among young individuals in Alabama. The event was hosted by Moms Demand Action, an organization dedicated to protecting individuals from gun violence through public safety measures, and was held at Greater Peace Missionary Baptist Church.
College is a time for self-exploration and finding oneself. Whether students are decorating their own apartment or preparing for their first night out, there are so many ways to learn about their likes and dislikes. However, to do this on a student budget can be tricky. Thankfully, Auburn has no shortage of thrift stores carrying everything possible, from t-shirts to kitchenware to CDs.
Junior Josiah Gilbert set the pace for Auburn men’s golf at the Invitational at the Honors Course in Ooltewah, Tennessee, leading the Tigers to a strong start to their fall season. Gilbert finished 6-under for the week, earning co-medalist honors for the second time in his collegiate career and helping Auburn secure a tie for second place in the team standings on Tuesday afternoon.
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On Sept. 15, the University Program Council and the Auburn Circle co-hosted fall semester’s Open Mic Night. For two hours, the Starbucks in Melton Student Center became a place for students from all corners of campus to showcase their artistic talents and creativity.
Senior libero Alexis Dacosta’s career afternoon wasn’t enough to carry Auburn past Florida State on Sunday.
It was all defense, all night inside Neville Arena, as Auburn’s front line smothered Florida State with 17 blocks, carrying the Tigers to a 3-0 sweep (25-21, 25-23, 25-20) and their sixth win of the campaign.
With a time of 23:30.23, sophomore Nickson Chebii finished seventh in the men’s 8K, while senior Gené Coetzee finished 23rd with a time of 17:15.64 in the women’s 5K.
On Monday, Sep. 15, author and editor Jenny Jackson spoke with Auburn students, faculty and community members as part of Auburn University's 2025 Common Book series. Held in the Melton Student Center, the event centered around Jackson's process of editing this year’s Common Book, “Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow” by Gabrielle Zevin, understanding the publishing industry and exploring gaming as an art form and opportunity for community.
