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The No. 2 Auburn Tigers overcame a sluggish start on Monday night against Monmouth, returning to action after an eight-day break following their decisive win over then-No. 16 Purdue, and it was strong defensive play that fueled the Tigers performance.
After a closer than comfort start, No. 2 Auburn pulls away from Monmouth 87-58 to end the non-conference slate of the season – marking the best non-conference record, 93-15, in the SEC over the last nine seasons.
Following an off-week due to the Christmas Holidays, Auburn men’s basketball remains ranked at No. 2 nationally in the AP Poll for the fifth straight week – trailing just No. 1 Tennessee.
With SEC play set to start in the new year, the Tigers – injured at multiple spots from non-conference play – fell to Norfolk State 63-57 snapping a four game win streak for Auburn and marking the first ever loss to a current team from MEAC in program history.
No. 2 Auburn men’s basketball will host the Monmouth Hawks on Monday, Dec. 30 to conclude a rigorous 2024-25 non-conference schedule before starting SEC play next weekend.
The No. 2 Tigers are set to host the Monmouth Hawks in the final non-conference game of the season before Auburn starts SEC play in the new year. Bruce Pearl spoke with the media Friday afternoon to preview the upcoming matchup and talk about the Tigers’ break before the beginning of league play.
Following an 18-point quad-one victory over at the time No. 16 Purdue in Birmingham, AL this past Saturday, Auburn men’s basketball remains ranked at No. 2 nationally in the AP Poll for the fourth straight week – trailing just No. 1 Tennessee.
Former Georgia Tech wide receiver and the No. 3 overall player available in the transfer portal, per 247 Sports, Eric Singleton committed to Auburn early Monday morning – marking the 14th player for the portal to pick Auburn as his next destination.
A constant trend held strong a couple of hours up the road at Legacy Arena on Saturday afternoon in the No. 2 Tigers’ blowout 87-69 win over No. 16 Purdue – Auburn’s guard play is elite and dependable on both ends of the court, which isn't something head coach Bruce Pearl has had in years.
In front of a packed – Auburn-favoring – house, the No. 2 Tigers secured their sixth quad-one victory and fourth win over a top-30 KenPom opponent in a 18-point blowout of No. 16 Purdue in Birmingham, AL.
With seven minutes left to play, No. 2 Auburn led No. 16 Purdue by 33 points, entering a media timeout on a 17-2 run and holding the Boilermakers to one of their last ten field goals.
Auburn women’s basketball picked up its fourth straight win on Saturday, defeating Alabama State 83-40.
The No. 16 Purdue Boilermakers make the trip down south to face the No. 2 Auburn Tigers at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, AL.
With national player of the year candidate Johni Broome's status day-to-day, No. 2 Auburn travels to Birmingham, AL on Saturday to take on No. 16 Purdue in its seventh quad-one test of non-conference play.
National player of the year candidate Johni Broome remains day-to-day for the No. 2 Tigers’ upcoming matchup with No. 16 Purdue on Saturday afternoon in Birmingham, AL following his right shoulder injury against Georgia State this past Tuesday
Auburn exploded in the second half, in part to its depth, to get its tenth win of the season, despite losing All-American Johni Broome early, with a 100-59 win over Georgia State on Tuesday night.
All-American Johni Broome’s early exit due to a right arm injury paired with foul trouble caused a discombobulated first half, but the No. 2 Tigers were able to put together runs down the stretch to pull away 100-59 over Georgia State.
National player of the year front-runner Johni Broome exited Tuesday night’s home win over Georgia State early with an injury during a rebound attempt at the 17:42 mark of the first half.
No. 2 Auburn will play Georgia State at Neville Arena on Tuesday after a 91-53 victory over the Ohio State Buckeyes in Atlanta.
Auburn offensive line coach Jake Thorton and the Tigers have added a pair of experienced offensive tackles from the power-four ranks; Xavier Chaplin from Virginia Tech and Mason Murphy from USC.
