Tigers can't overcome early deficit in 27-20 defeat to Crimson Tide
Auburn falls to Alabama 27-20, marking the Crimson Tide’s sixth consecutive victory over the Tigers and their third straight inside Jordan-Hare Stadium.
Auburn falls to Alabama 27-20, marking the Crimson Tide’s sixth consecutive victory over the Tigers and their third straight inside Jordan-Hare Stadium.
Saturday night will bring to fruition the moment Auburn and Alabama fans alike have been waiting for all season long: the 90th annual Iron Bowl.
This Saturday at Jordan-Hare Stadium, the Auburn Tigers will take on the No. 10 Alabama Crimson Tide in the final game of the season, where a win will qualify Auburn for a bowl game, and a loss puts an end to the 2025 season. Here's how our sports staff thinks it's going to go down.
As the Auburn Tigers are set to take on rival No. 10 Alabama Saturday night in Jordan-Hare Stadium, they are looking to secure a bowl game and win their first matchup with the Tide since 2019. But it’s the Crimson Tide who arguably have more to play for.
No. 21 Auburn defeated No. 14 St. John's tonight, 85-74, in another game of the Players Era Tournament out in Las Vegas. The victory was sealed by an impressive 55-point second half to overtake the Red Storm.
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.
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.
The Auburn Tigers continued their perfect start to the season in dominant fashion after defeating the UTSA Roadrunners 59–42 on Monday afternoon.
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.
Freshman five-star quarterback Deuce Knight made his first start for the orange and blue and didn’t waste time making his mark, leading the Tigers to a 62–17 victory over Mercer.
Coming off their bye week, the Auburn Tigers are set to face the Mercer Bears of the Southern Conference on Saturday afternoon at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
In a match that came down to the wire, the Auburn Tigers came out on top of the Rutgers Scarlet Knights to make it to 6-0, a feat they have accomplished since the 2008-2009 season.
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.
Auburn women’s basketball is off to its strongest start in nearly a decade, moving to 5-0 after grinding out a 69-65 win over Georgia State on Monday night at Neville Arena.
The Tigers are off to a strong start under new head coach Larry Vickers and look to continue that momentum in their game against Georgia State. They are seeking their first 5-0 start since the 2016-17 season.
With Hugh Freeze getting fired recently and Auburn currently depending on an interim head coach, lots of questions are swirling about who Auburn's next head coach will be. Here's who our staff thinks should be heading to the Plains next season.
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 ...