Auburn basketball’s first commitment of the 2021 class is 5-star Jabari Smith, the nation’s No. 5 overall player and No. 1 power forward, according to 247Sports. He is the program's highest-rated commit, a distinction previously held by Sharife Cooper.
Heading into this Saturday’s matchup with the Razorbacks, here are the players to watch and keys to victory for both No. 13 Auburn and Arkansas.
Ahead of Auburn's matchup with Arkansas, The Auburn Plainsman reached out to The Arkansas Traveler's sports editor, Robert Stewart, for a Q&A previewing this year’s Razorback team. Here’s what he had to say about the Hogs.
Even before the season starts on October 21st, Auburn volleyball will have some ground to make up as they were picked to finish last in the Preseason Coaches Poll and didn't have any representatives on the All-SEC Team.
Following an ugly loss to Georgia, Auburn is doing what it can to correct mistakes on both sides of the ball before this weekend's Arkansas matchup.
According to Phillip Marshall of 247Sports, Auburn will be without All-SEC linebacker K.J. Britt for an unknown amount of time as Britt undergoes surgery this Friday.
“We all know our performance on Saturday wasn’t really Auburn football to the standard that we should have played in,” linebacker Owen Pappoe said. “But we’re looking past that. It’s behind us now."
After a tough loss at Georgia, Auburn turns its attention to a new-look Arkansas team that snapped its 20-game SEC losing streak last weekend.
Released Sunday, the latest AP Poll saw Auburn fall to No. 13 after losing to Georgia 27-6 on Saturday.
Even in Auburn’s defeat in Athens, Georgia, Saturday, they found out more about freshman running back Tank Bigsby. “You know, that was the best part of the night, just watching him play,” Nix said. “We’ve just got to get everybody playing like Tank.”
No. 7 Auburn headed into Sanford Stadium on Saturday, hoping to win in Athens, Georgia, for the first time since 2005. The Tigers will have to wait for another opportunity in Athens as Auburn fell short to No. 4 Georgia 27-6 on Saturday.
Ahead of the 125th edition of the Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry, The Auburn Plainsman reached out to The Red & Black’s editor in chief Augusta Stone for a Q&A previewing this year’s Georgia team. Here’s what she had to say about the Bulldogs.
The 125th edition of the Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry might be here earlier than usual, but it all goes down this Saturday when No. 7 Auburn travels to Athens, Georgia, to face No. 4 Georgia. Here are the players to watch and keys to victory.
“We kind of let it slip from us last year over here at our house. Like I said earlier, man, it’s going to be real big just to go over there and take that win. Take that win. That’s what I’m looking forward to. I’m just excited and pumped and ready to play.”
“We know Georgia’s defense is one of the best defenses in the SEC,” Shivers said. “They fly around to the ball. They show up good on film, so we’ve just got to be prepared and be ready to break a fight. It’s going to be a dog fight, so we’ve got to come to play."
Week 3 of the NFL season saw several former Auburn Tigers take the field at the professional level, with some standout performances.
After a 'pretty good' offensive performance by the Tigers in Week 1, Anthony Schwartz is hopeful that Auburn can keep that momentum going into the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry.
Following his first career start, Auburn cornerback Jaylin Simpson was named SEC's Freshman of the Week, the league announced Monday. Simpson recorded four tackles, one for a loss of six yards and a pass breakup against Kentucky.
