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All eyes will be on the state of Alabama on Saturday as No. 1 Auburn travels to Tuscaloosa, AL to take on No. 2 Alabama in the SEC's first ever No. 1 vs. No. 2 matchup in men's college basketball. Members of our sports staff answered a few questions about the historic matchup in the latest edition of Writers' Roundtable.
Today's the day. The most anticipated basketball game in the state of Alabama's history is a mere few hours from tipoff as No. 1 Auburn takes on No. 2 Alabama in Tuscaloosa, AL for the SEC's first ever No. 1 vs. No. 2 clash in men's basketball.
After a disappointing 2024 campaign, Auburn Baseball is set to start the 2025 season inside of a newly-renovated Plainsman Park against Holy Cross on Friday, Feb. 14. Members of our sports staff answered questions regarding what to expect from the Tigers this season.
The Tigers are traveling to Gainesville, FL to take on the Gators who are coming off road loss to Arkansas. Just before the meet at Arkansas, the Gators defeated the No. 4 Utah Utes in a nail biter.
Auburn will get a chance this Saturday for a season sweep of the South Carolina Gamecocks after beating them earlier this season 14-5.
While Auburn pulled off a 12-point victory over Vanderbilt last night, the Tigers had a few brief periods where the Commodores came within striking distance of the lead.
After sweeping the Tiger Invitational, Auburn Softball (5-0) heads to Clearwater, FL for the Shriners Children’s Clearwater Invitational.
The No. 1 Auburn Tigers picked up a 80-68 win over Vanderbilt on Tuesday night, bouncing back after losing their first conference game to No. 3 Florida.
The Auburn Tigers will hit the road this week to face the 8-time national champions in the Tennessee Lady Volunteers.
Auburn mounted a comeback from a double-digit deficit to seize the lead in the final two minutes, but late free throws ultimately decided the game as No. 16 Oklahoma secured a 73-71 victory on Monday night.
Fresh off a hard fought loss, the still No.1 Auburn Tigers travel to the Music City to take on the Vanderbilt Commodores in this conference matchup.
Following an undefeated start to the 2025 season over opening weekend, Auburn softball’s senior shortstop Nelia Peralta was selected as SEC Co-Player of the Week on Monday the league office announced.
For the fifth consecutive week, the Auburn Tigers remain the No. 1 team in the AP Poll, marking their longest stretch at the top spot in program history.
“I believe in honesty and truthfulness, without which I cannot win the respect and confidence of my fellow men.” — George Petrie, The Auburn Creed
The Iron Bowl is known for its football and rightfully so. The state produced college football’s national champion from 2009-12 and had the winner of its game in the title game for five straight seasons from 2009-13.
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, The Well is hosting “February at The Well” with special offerings and events centered around the theme of love.
Auburn Softball (5-0) ended a dominant run at the Tiger Invite Tournament with a 11-1 victory over North Carolina (3-2) in five innings Sunday at Jane B. Moore Field with new head coaches Chris Malveaux and Kate Malveaux.
Despite Miles Kelly scoring a season-high 22 points and Johni Broome notching his 74th career double-double with 18 points and 11 rebounds, No. 1 Auburn fell 90-81 to No. 6 Florida on Saturday, largely due to the Gators’ dominant guard play.
The Circle, Auburn’s literary arts magazine, is gearing up to publish its once-a-semester issue. Submissions closed on Feb. 9 and selections and design of the issue will continue during the semester until distribution in April.
The No. 6 Florida Gators delivered No. 1 Auburn its first SEC loss of the season on Saturday afternoon, defeating Auburn 90-81 at Neville Arena and snapping the Tigers 14-game win streak.
