Sweet 16 rematch: Auburn & Michigan set for Tuesday night clash
Just a day after No. 22 Auburn faces off against the Oregon Ducks, the Tigers are scheduled to take on No. 7 Michigan.
Just a day after No. 22 Auburn faces off against the Oregon Ducks, the Tigers are scheduled to take on No. 7 Michigan.
Coach Steven Pearl and the Auburn Tigers managed to secure a hard-fought 84–73 victory over the Oregon Ducks, marking the Ducks' first loss of the new season.
Tonight, the Auburn Tigers (4–1) will look to pick up a victory against the Oregon Ducks (4–0) in Las Vegas before facing a gauntlet to open conference play.
Auburn takes down Jackson State in a strong showing on the plains by a score of 112-66 and making it a complete team effort with nine different players having five or more points and five of them achieving double digits. The Tigers offense exploded getting their highest points mark since 2019.
Auburn men’s basketball returns to Neville Arena on Wednesday night, hosting Jackson State in a non-conference matchup set for 8 p.m. CST on SEC Network.
The Tigers put up a tremendous fight against No. 1 Houston, but troubles at the free-throw line plagued them as they fell 73-72 in the Magic City.
No. 22 Auburn is set to face No. 1 Houston this afternoon at Legacy Arena. Here's what our staff expects of the upcoming matchup: Reid Farris, Assistant Sports Editor: Houston 87-82 Auburn's squad is full of talent and fight which will certainly give the high ranked Cougars a run for their money but ...
Following an undefeated start to the season, the No. 22 Auburn Tigers and Steven Pearl will look to remain perfect as they face top-ranked Houston in Birmingham, Alabama, for a daunting early test this weekend.
No. 22 Auburn took down Wofford 92-63 on Tuesday night. Now the attention turns to Sunday as the Tigers take on No. 1 Houston.
Coming off a 2-0 start to the Steven Pearl era, Auburn returns to action Tuesday at Neville Arena to host Wofford.
Auburn earned its second win of the Steven Pearl era, this time in more dominant fashion. The Tigers won 95-57 with outstanding defense and versatile scoring.
Auburn had some serious struggles and growing pains Monday night against Bethune-Cookman and will look to get back on its feet as it hosts Merrimack.
At Steven Pearl’s introductory press conference, the 21st head coach in Auburn basketball history preached that his young team would experience growing pains early in the season, and that’s exactly what we saw tonight on the Plains.
In an evening that was supposed to be a comfortable season opener to commence the 120th season of Auburn basketball and the start of the Steven Pearl era, the Tigers instead found themselves in a nerve-racking clash.
With Steven Pearl at the helm, newcomer Keyshawn Hall put on a show, posting 20 points in No. 20 Auburn’s 100-71 victory over Memphis in its final exhibition game.
It will be a Tiger-on-Tiger showdown on Thursday in Atlanta as No. 20 Auburn takes on Memphis in one final exhibition game before the regular season kicks off on November 3rd.
No. 20 Auburn men’s basketball fell 97-95 in overtime to Oklahoma State on Wednesday in the Ballin’ in Boutwell event.
The torch has been passed from Bruce to Steven Pearl, but Auburn fans shouldn't expect much of a difference on the court, as the Pearls' defensive-focused and fast-paced style of play remains constant for the Tigers.
Steven Pearl has been on his father’s staff at Auburn since 2014 and has been a part of the program’s winning culture. During the past 11 seasons, he has held roles as assistant strength and conditioning coach, director of basketball operations, assistant coach and most recently associate head coach and defensive coordinator. Now moving up to the head coaching position, Auburn Men's Basketball is entering a new era.
Auburn basketball head coach Bruce Pearl is reportedly retiring. His son, Steven Pearl, will take over immediately as the Tigers' head coach.