No. 6 Auburn and Missouri put winning streaks on the line in SEC Opener
No. 6 Auburn and Missouri are set to put their winning streaks on the line this weekend as SEC play opens up.
No. 6 Auburn and Missouri are set to put their winning streaks on the line this weekend as SEC play opens up.
After taking their first SEC series of the year, winning two out of their three matchups against a solid Kentucky team last weekend, the Auburn Tigers softball team will head up to Norman, Okla., this weekend to take on their toughest opponent of the season so far, the No. 4 Oklahoma Sooners.
As the indoor season comes to a close, the Auburn Tigers track and field team is set to send eight athletes to the NCAA Indoor Championship this Friday and Saturday in Fayetteville, Ark.
No. 15 Auburn gymnastics returns to the Plains Friday night to host No. 7 Missouri in its final meet before the SEC Championships in Tulsa, Okla.
Auburn’s season came melting down in the last 10 minutes of its SEC Tournament matchup with Tennessee, as the Volunteers went on a 20-0 run to clinch the 72-62 victory.
The Tigers got the job done Wednesday afternoon, taking down Mississippi State 79-61, behind Kevin Overton’s 22 points.
The No. 6 Auburn Tigers baseball team ended its non-conference schedule with a bang Tuesday night, dominating the UAB Blazers 17-2 in a seven-inning run-rule victory.
Auburn will face their first SEC opponent in Missouri later this week, but it’s important they don’t overlook a tough in-state matchup.
No. 19 Auburn claimed two victories at home this weekend, including a 4-0 defeat of rival Alabama that marked the squad’s third conference win of the season.
In a game in which the Auburn Tigers were hoping to build a winning streak heading into the SEC Tournament, they instead faced a rival Alabama team that had their number all night long, losing to the Crimson Tide for the second time this season, 96-84.
The No. 6 Tigers grabbed their 12th consecutive home regular-season series win on Saturday after silencing the bats of the Winthrop Eagles,
The No. 1 Auburn equestrian team ended the season off on a high note, toppling No. 5 Texas A&M, 15-4, Saturday afternoon at the Auburn Equestrian Center.
After getting back in the win column against LSU, Auburn wraps up the regular season with arguably its most important game of the year, as they face No. 16 Alabama at Coleman Coliseum on Saturday night.
After a non-conference slate in which they recorded two wins against ranked opponents and boasted a solid record of 17-6, the Auburn Tigers Softball Team looks forward to hosting the 18-4 Kentucky Wildcats this weekend to begin SEC play for the squad.
No. 7 Auburn baseball is ready for its final non-conference series against a red-hot Winthrop Eagles squad.
Larry Vickers’ first year as Auburn women’s basketball head coach came to a fitting end Thursday night as the Tigers fell 73-57 to Ole Miss in the second round of the SEC Tournament.
Auburn knocked off Texas A&M 50-49, securing the school’s first tournament win in nearly two years.
The Auburn Tigers took down the LSU Tigers in a much-needed win at home to move their conference record to 7-10. The Tigers took a lead late in the first half and never looked back, winning by a score of 88-74 on their senior night in Neville Arena.
Auburn plated runs early and often Tuesday evening to continue its winning ways inside Plainsman Park with a midweek 6-2 victory over Samford.
Auburn women's basketball is set to face Texas A&M in the opening round of the 2026 SEC Tournament on Wednesday in Greenville, S.C.