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Trailing by two in the bottom of the seventh, Auburn softball exploded for six runs — capped by a walk-off grand slam from KK McCrary — to stun No. 19 Georgia 8-4 on Sunday at Jane B. Moore Field. The dramatic win secured back-to-back SEC series victories for the Tigers.
Butch Thompson’s No. 11 Auburn Tigers took the field at Plainsman Park on Sunday afternoon with a chance to put the college baseball world on notice.
On Thursday, April 10 at 6 p.m., the Auburn University SGA Lobby Board hosted Alabama State House Representative Jeremy Gray from District 83. The discussion took place in Lowder Hall, with a focus on higher education, and specific questions related to Gray’s career in politics.
With the spring practice period coming to a close in Auburn following A-Day it has become very apparent that not only is Auburn returning a collection of defensive stars, but they are also adding an impressive group through this past recruiting class.
Auburn wide receivers shined in the Tigers’ annual spring A-Day on Saturday, consisting of an open practice followed by an autograph session on Pat Dye Field.
Auburn QB Deuce Knight got his first taste of playing in Jordan-Hare Stadium, on Saturday afternoon in the annual A-Day practice.
The Auburn Tigers beat the No. 20 Georgia Bulldogs in walk-off fashion on a two-run homer by graduate infielder KK McCrary to win 11-10 Friday night and secure their third SEC win of the season.
No. 11 Auburn reigned as the superior Tiger in Friday’s series opener against No. 3 LSU with a 8-4 win behind six shutout innings from starting pitcher Samuel Dutton.
Auburn University’s campus dining options are expanding with two major projects at The Edge at Central Dining and the Welness Kitchen opening up for all students. Renovations will take place on the ground floor to create a frictionless convenience store and a three-stall food hall.
Before Auburn’s retooled roster takes the field for its open practice on A-Day this Saturday, here’s a look at how the Tigers have addressed last season’s biggest deficits.
On Thursday, April 10 at 6 p.m. in the Haley Center, student representatives from Auburn College Republicans, College Democrats at Auburn University and the Mises Society participated in the annual Great Debate. The discussion centered around current hot topics like the emergence of the Department of Government Efficiency, the United States' role in global affairs and immigration policies.
Although this year’s A-Day is set to be a practice, excitement remains high in anticipation of Saturday. The 2025 Tigers, featuring a mix of returning players and fresh faces, are ready to hit the field at Jordan-Hare Stadium in front of fans for the first time this year.
“Call God.”
On Wednesday, April 9, the United Campus Workers of Alabama at Auburn University held a rally and petition signing at Toomer’s Corner. The rally highlighted their demand for the university to conduct cost of living adjustments, raise the university’s minimum wage to $17.50, eliminate graduate student fees, increase graduate student stipends to $25k, provide subsidies for childcare and family and demand fairer promotion for employees.
Auburn softball cruised to a 6-1 victory in game one against UAB, but the Blazers responded with a 4-3 win to split the doubleheader.
As the Tigers look forward to the annual A-Day events, a few of Auburn players, both new and returning, spent time sharing their thoughts on spring progress, excitement for the upcoming season and praise for their fellow teammates.
Coming off an electric series win against their in-state rivals, and a hard fought 9-8 road victory at Georgia Tech, the Auburn Tigers will get set for another SEC series battle as they eagerly look to continue their momentum into the weekend against No. 3 LSU at Plainsman Park.
After just one season on the Plains, Auburn freshman Jahki Howard has officially entered the transfer portal.
The 24th annual Old 280 Boogie is coming to Waverly, Alabama, this Saturday, April 12, for art and music enthusiasts to enjoy. The outdoor festival is hosted at the Standard Deluxe, where there will be a surplus of live music, art, Southern cuisine and community.
No. 11 Auburn traveled to Atlanta for a midweek contest against the No. 18 Georgia Tech and came from behind, scoring four runs in the last three innings to to outlast the Yellow Jackets 9-8 at Russ Chandler Stadium.
