Walk-on Barton Lester’s dream came true against Arkansas
Every college football player’s dream is to make that signature play when the lights are shining brightest. Against Arkansas, walk-on linebacker Barton Lester made his play.
Every college football player’s dream is to make that signature play when the lights are shining brightest. Against Arkansas, walk-on linebacker Barton Lester made his play.
After a quiet Week 4, multiple former Auburn football players had impressive showings in Week 5 of the NFL season.
After a 25-day hiatus, Auburn soccer returned to the pitch to take on Ole Miss Tuesday. The Tigers left with a 1-0 win in the waning moments of the second overtime.
With injuries piling up for Auburn, players have had to step up. Freshman Tank Bigsby and junior Zakoby McClain are doing just that.
After a 25-day delay with no games, Auburn soccer will take on Ole Miss Tuesday. The Tigers face the 1-2 Rebels at 4 p.m. CST at the Auburn Soccer Complex.
On Monday, the SEC announced that Auburn's Week 5 matchup at Ole Miss will take place at 11 a.m. CST on SEC Network.
In a shortened 60-game 2020 season, Auburn fans got to see six former Tigers in the MLB this season; five players and one manager. With playoffs in full swing and a World Series crown on the way, here’s a look at how the regular season went for Auburn’s alumni.
After defeating Arkansas 30-28 on Saturday, Auburn fell to No. 14 in the latest AP poll.
"We have a few fortune tellers on the team cause a lot of people approached me and told me I'd get another one," Carlson said. "My mindset was already geared towards that."
“Tank has been a huge weapon for us the past few weeks,” Auburn quarterback Bo Nix said. “The effort, the intensity, and playmaking ability is definitely there for him.”
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.”