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No. 1 Auburn (26-2, 14-1) looks to clinch a share of the SEC regular-season title on Saturday as the Tigers take on the No. 17 Kentucky Wildcats (19-9, 8-7) inside Rupp Arena, seeking their first win in Lexington since 1988.
On Friday, Feb. 28, the Student Government Association hosted a birthday celebration in honor of Aubie, Auburn's beloved mascot, who celebrated his 46th birthday at the Harold D. Melton Student Center.
The Auburn Tigers (12-16) will try to halt a five-game losing streak when they host the Mississippi State Bulldogs (19-10) at Neville Arena on Sunday, March 2. Auburn is aiming for a bounce-back performance following a narrow 62-59 loss to Georgia, while Mississippi State also looks to recover after falling 68-64 to Texas in their last outing.
Just a win away from clinching a share of the SEC regular season title, No. 1 Auburn is set to head up to Lexington, KY to take on the No. 17 Wildcats in an attempt to win the program’s first game inside of Rupp Arena since 1988.
No. 1 Auburn looks to end its road losing streak of 37 years inside of Rupp Arena on Saturday afternoon as the top-ranked Tigers look to clinch a share of the SEC regular season title with a win against the No. 17 Kentucky Wildcats. Members of our sports staff answered a few questions about the historic matchup in the latest edition of Writers' Roundtable.
One win away from a share of a SEC regular season title, No. 1 Auburn makes the trip to a house of horrors for the program in Rupp Arena. The Tigers post a 2-51 record in Lexington, KY with the last victory coming in 1988. But could the top-ranked Tigers pull off another historic feat this season?
Hope Nichols, daughter of owners Ben and Sydney Nichols, reflected on what her journey has been like as a proud member of her family’s business, The Bean.
The No. 1 Auburn Tigers open up a two-game road trip as they travel to Lexington, KY to take on the No. 17 Kentucky Wildcats.
I’m convinced that there was no greater stresser in my college years than the second half of an Auburn football game. Not even Spanish presentations, public speaking or comprehensive final exams ever had me as pressed as the Auburn Tigers.
Auburn softball is ranked No. 19 in the country and has been dominating to start the year. The squad is 14-1 and their only loss has come at the hands of Louisiana Tech last weekend 5-1.
The streets of the West Village in New York City were abuzz with an unusual crowd. A familiar French cafe, normally a haven of quiet elegance, had been transformed into the vibrant set of “Emily in Paris” — a launch party orchestrated by Netflix and the iconic Lillet drink brand.
Bruce Pearl was hired as the Auburn men’s basketball head coach in 2014 after the team’s fifth straight losing season. Returning to the sport after three years away, Pearl found himself in a program accustomed to mediocrity, and worse, in a culture that had long since left basketball on the back-burner.
The 10-3 Tigers face the No. 1 team in the country in a rematch from earlier in the season, where Auburn fell 197.550-195.590. That competition took place in a neutral site in Nashville, TN in a meet that also featured BYU and Nebraska.
The No. 1 Tigers took down the Rebels in Neville Arena Wednesday earning their fifth win in a row. Auburn scored a season high 106 points with Broome and Baker-Mazara leading the charge.
He didn’t headline No. 1 Auburn’s 30-point beatdown of Ole Miss on Wednesday night as his frontcourt allies, Johni Broome and Dylan Cardwell, both reached career milestones: Broome eclipsed the 2,500-point mark in his career and Cardwell became the winningest player in in program history.
One team that has found the most success at Auburn throughout the years is the equestrian team. This group of women is currently ranked number one in the National Collegiate Equestrian Association.
Following a high scoring 15-8 victory over in-state foe Samford, the Auburn Tigers will get set to face three rare opponents as they travel to Arlington, TX to take on Ohio State, Oregon State and Baylor in the College Baseball Series at Globe Life Field.
No. 1 Auburn completed the series sweep over Ole Miss in dominant fashion Wednesday night, securing a season-high 106-76 victory to improve to 14-1 in SEC play.
After a first half full of runs, No. 1 Auburn blows past Ole Miss, completing yet another season sweep of an SEC foe, in a 106-76 win to become within one win of clinching a share of the SEC regular season title. Below are stats to know from the Tigers’ 26th win of the season.
Auburn athletics is known for its deep culture and traditions, and the cheerleading team is no exception. “Bodda Getta” and “Track ‘em Tigers” are some of the most well-known chants, but it is their uniforms that represent the core of Auburn spirit.
