Auburn softball records 20th shutout of season with road win over South Carolina
The Auburn softball team recorded its 20th shutout of the season Friday night, defeating the South Carolina Gamecocks 1-0 at Carolina Softball Stadium.
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The Auburn softball team recorded its 20th shutout of the season Friday night, defeating the South Carolina Gamecocks 1-0 at Carolina Softball Stadium.
Running back Tank Bigsby was selected in the third round by the Jacksonville Jaguars Friday night with the 88th overall pick, becoming the second Tiger chosen in this year's draft.
Coming off a series win in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, against in-state rival Alabama, the No. 17 Auburn Tigers travel to Columbia, South Carolina, to face the Gamecocks in their last away series of the regular season.
After suffering an 8-7 loss to Troy, the Auburn Tigers (23-17-1, 7-11 SEC) have a golden opportunity to prove themselves as they head to Columbia, South Carolina, to face the No. 3 South Carolina Gamecocks (34-6, 13-4 SEC).
This Saturday, the third annual Auburn Food and Wine Festival will take place at Moore’s Mill Country Club pavilion starting at 4 p.m.
Beat Bama Food Drive continually takes down Auburn's biggest rival, while simultaneously fighting to end food insecurity. BBFD brought home the bacon in a two-week-long drive competing against other SEC schools from March 31 to April 13.
Safe Harbor, located in the Auburn Cares office, is an Auburn organization which supports, believes and assists students and employees who have experienced any form of sexual or relationship violence. This resource is confidential and free, regardless of when or where incidents of violence have occurred.
Auburn baseball suffered a midweek home loss to Troy 8-7 as the Tigers struggled to produce runs outside the first inning.
Auburn University has developed a unique culture full of memorable sayings, pregame celebrations and postgame celebrations. Students are quickly immersed into it the second they show their support for the Tigers. They are met with a smile and a “War Eagle.” For freshmen or new students though, they may not be as familiar with these traditions and could be confused at first.
For the majority of the fall semester, there will always be something to do on Saturday: watch or attend an Auburn football game. Auburn athletics have created a fun, exciting game day experience from having tailgates prior to the game, to the eagle flying before kickoff. Though it is exciting, game day can be intimidating for one who has not attended a football game before.
The Auburn experience blends independence, social interactions, academic pursuit and career readiness into a single “War Eagle“ shout. Accessing the first three components is built into daily life on the Plains, but many students don’t realize preparing for the workforce starts as soon as you can see Toomer’s oaks.
While many who come to Auburn often think highly of it, they must come to the realization that it is still a college campus where unfortunate things like sexual assault happen. However, the University has resources to help survivors of sexual assault and related incidents, the most notable resource being the Title IX office.
When a student steps onto Auburn’s campus, they may notice that athletics rule over the campus. Although the environment may not be the primary reason behind someone’s choice of Auburn, it’s an avenue they could experience.
With the 37th pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, Auburn edge defender Derick Hall was drafted by Seattle Seahawks in the second round.
The Auburn Tigers softball team picked up its first series win over the Alabama Crimson Tide since 2018 with a 3-1 victory in Tuscaloosa, Alabama on Sunday.
Auburn baseball stormed back from a seven-run deficit to capture a series victory against Mississippi State 12-11 with a walk-off hit from Cole Foster.
Every year, more students pour into the city of Auburn – some for the academics, some for the campus and some for the SEC school atmosphere. Alongside football gamedays, highly anticipated rivalry games and Auburn’s large fan base, the college town is also known for its nightlife.
No. 19 Auburn (34-14, 10-7 SEC) faced rival No. 14 Alabama (13-14, 10-7 SEC) in a doubleheader in Tuscaloosa, Alabama on Saturday. The Tigers could not hold Alabama in the series opener with a 6-1 final but came back to defeat the Tide 5-1 in game two.
After a close game one on Friday, Auburn and Mississippi State returned to Plainsman Park for game two. The Bulldogs came out of game two victorious with an 11-10 win over the Tigers.
Four Auburn pitchers worked together to hold Mississippi State to one run in the series opener.