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The Auburn Tigers (22-13, 0-12 SEC) fall short as the No. 3 Florida Gators (32-5, 6-3 SEC) extended their winning streak to four games with a hard-fought 4-3 victory on Saturday afternoon, showcasing a balanced offensive attack and solid defense. The Gators capitalized on a breakout third inning and leaned on timely pitching to fend off a late rally from the Tigers.
No. 11 Auburn held leads in both games of Saturday's doubleheader but couldn’t hold on, falling 11-7 in the first game and then suffering a heartbreaking 9-6 walk-off loss in the second game at Foley Field.
No. 25 Auburn Softball (22-13, 0-11 SEC) struggled to get the bats rolling early in the second game of the series against No. 4 Florida (32-5, 5-3 SEC) as the Tigers lost in a mercy rule, 10-0 Saturday afternoon continuing their winless record in the SEC.
With a trip to the Final Four in San Antonio, TX on the line, No. 1 Auburn will face No. 2 Michigan State in Atlanta in the Tigers' third ever Elite Eight appearance. Our sports staff answered a few questions about the matchup inside of State Farm Arena between the Tigers and Spartans tonight.
Auburn University’s Native American and Indigenous Alliance held their Spring Cultural Festival on the Campus Green on Saturday, March 29, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The festival featured dancers, drummers, vendors, speakers and cultural demonstrations.
No. 1 seed Auburn and No. 2 seed Michigan are set to clash in the Elite Eight inside of State Farm Arena today for a spot in the coveted Final Four. Here's what some of our sports staff has to say about the clash between the Tigers and Spartans, complete with score predictions and analysis.
Auburn's Outreach Global Office will host its fourth annual Global Community Day Festival on April 5 on Cater Lawn. Free to anyone in the Lee County community, the event will feature arts and crafts, food trucks and a fashion exhibition.
ATLANTA — It took a second half surge from No. 1 seed Auburn to surpass the No. 5 seed Michigan Wolverines inside of State Farm Arena with a 78-65 win to advance the top-seeded Tigers to the program’s third ever Elite Eight.
ATLANTA — With 12:26 remaining in the second half, No. 1 Auburn was on the ropes and you could feel the intensity in the building. The thousands of Tigers fans, that had made the trip East wondered if the championship season was about to come to a close.
ATLANTA — A game defining second half run pushed the top-seeded Tigers over the top and into the program’s third ever Elite Eight, defeating the No. 5 seed Michigan Wolverines 78-65 inside of a Tiger fan filled State Farm Arena.
ATLANTA – After a first half that saw No. 1 seed Auburn commit 10 turnovers and shoot just 32% from the field, the Tigers saw themselves in a hole down nine to No. 5 seed Michigan with 12:26 left to go.
ATLANTA — Down by nine in the second half, Auburn roared to life with a relentless 39-17 run to stun Michigan 78-65 on Friday at State Farm Arena, surging into the Elite Eight for the first time since 2019.
ATLANTA — At the 12:26 mark of the second half the future of No. 1 overall seed Auburn's postseason run looked bleak as the Wolverines mounted a nine point lead with the help of 14 Tiger turnovers.
ATLANTA — The top-seeded Tigers are set to take on the No. 5 seed Michigan Wolverines inside of State Farm Arena with a spot to the coveted Elite Eight on the line. Prior to shootaround and practice on the floor in Georgia’s state capital, Auburn players previewed the Sweet 16 matchup with the media inside the locker room.
“Can I kick it? (Yes, you can!)” – A Tribe Called Quest
ATLANTA — Just over 24 hours from his second Sweet 16 contest at Auburn, head coach Bruce Pearl and his Tigers took to the podium Thursday afternoon inside of State Farm Arena ahead of the matchup with the No. 5 seed Michigan Wolverines.
Everything Dusty May said ahead of Sweet 16 matchup against No. 1 Auburn
Auburn baseball has produced many top talents throughout the MLB’s history and the new era of Tigers in the big leagues is upon us as four former Auburn athletes have made their respective teams' opening day rosters. Veteran Casey Mize will make the starting rotation for his fifth season while young up-and-comers such as Edouard Julien, Ryan Bliss and Richard Fitts will be looking to continue to prove themselves throughout their 2025 campaign as opening day is set for Thursday.
Backed by Ike Irish and Cooper McMurray, No. 11 Auburn baseball looks to face the powerhouse No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs at Foley Field this weekend. The Tigers are looking to continue their success in conference play, currently sitting with a 4-2 record in the SEC.
The top-seeded Tigers are set to take on former Auburn point guard Tre Donaldson and the No. 5 seed Michigan Wolverines inside of State Farm Arena tonight at 8:39 p.m. CST in the Sweet 16. Here's what some of our sports staff has to say about the clash between the Tigers and Wolverines, complete with score predictions and analysis.
