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Part of the SEC/ACC Challenge, No. 2 Auburn is set to travel to Cameron Indoor Stadium to take on the No. 9 Duke Blue Devils on Wednesday night – marking just the second non-conference opponent ranked among the top-2 in the nation to visit Cameron Indoor Stadium since 1965.
Auburn faces one of its toughest challenges yet, traveling to Durham, N.C., on Wednesday night to battle the No. 9 Duke Blue Devils at Cameron Indoor Stadium — the Tigers’ third top-10 matchup of the season.
After a short one-year stint in orange and blue, redshirt senior defensive lineman Gage Keys is set to enter the transfer portal when it opens on December 9.
The Opelika Public Library held the Merry Stroll Tree Lighting event on Nov. 27, signifying the kickoff of holiday festivities the city of Opelika planned for the rest of the year. Families gathered and conversed, children played while being wowed by the decor and Christmas music filled the air as everyone patiently waited for the lighting ceremony.
Looking to pick up its fifth quad-one win of the season, No. 2 Auburn gears up for another top-10 non-conference opponent against No. 9 Duke on Wednesday. Our sports staff answered a few questions on what to expect from the Tigers as they try to keep its undefeated season alive.
Fresh off a Maui Invitational Championship - with two top five wins on its résumé already - here's what some of our sports staff has to say about the matchup between No. 2 Auburn and No. 9 Duke on Wednesday, complete with score predictions and analysis.
Ahead of traveling up to Durham, N.C. to take on the No. 9 Duke Blue Devils late Wednesday evening, Bruce Pearl shared his thoughts on the matchup ahead for the No. 2 Tigers.
For the second time this season, senior all-American and national player of the year contender Johni Broome was named the SEC Player of the Week the league announced Mondacy afternoon.
Redshirt sophomore and former three-star offensive lineman EJ Harris announced his intention to enter the transfer portal Monday afternoon following three seasons with the program – marking the third Tiger to officially announce his departure from Auburn.
Auburn is No. 2 in the AP Poll this week — marking the 34th time in program history, and 14th under head coach Bruce Pearl, the Tigers are in the top five.
On Dec. 1, the annual Holiday Lighting Ceremony took place on Samford lawn following downtown Auburn’s holiday market. The ceremony blended Christmas and Hanukkah traditions, bringing the Auburn community together over warm refreshments, holiday-themed crafts and vocal performances.
In the regular season final and tiger vs tiger matchup, Auburn (14-13, 4-12 SEC) falls to No. 24 Missouri (20-8, 11-5 SEC) in Columbia, MO
The 31st annual Beat Bama Food Drive wrapped up on Nov. 21, raising 908,928 pounds of food to fight food insecurity in the Auburn area. This year's total was record-breaking, showing the drive's continued success and dedication to addressing hunger.
Sophomore tight end Micah Riley announced on Sunday that he would enter the transfer portal when it opens on December 9.
Redshirt freshman quarterback and former three-star recruit Hank Brown became the tenth Tiger on Sunday evening to announce his move to the transfer portal following the conclusion of the 2024 season.
Redshirt sophomore quarterback and former four-star recruit, per the 247 sports ratings, Holden Geriner became the first Auburn player to enter the transfer portal following the conclusion of the 2024 season last saturday night.
Just seven days ago, Freeze and the Tigers picked up an emotional four-overtime upset over No. 15 Texas A&M that ended in a field-storming inside of Jordan-Hare Stadium as the program picked up its first win over a ranked opponent since 2021.
Third downs and missed opportunities in the red zone proved costly for Auburn as the Tigers fell 28-14 to Alabama in Saturday’s Iron Bowl in Tuscaloosa.
DeYona Gaston picked the perfect time to make the second 3-pointer of her career.
