Auburn finishes home stand with crushing of UL-Monroe
After an entire month of dramatic home games, Auburn finished its season-opening five-game home stand with its most complete and relaxed performance yet.
After an entire month of dramatic home games, Auburn finished its season-opening five-game home stand with its most complete and relaxed performance yet.
Usually, on homecoming, we see a lot of old faces but that wasn't the case on Saturday in Jordan-Hare Stadium.
It is not often that a college town south of Lexington, Kentucky in the Southeastern Conference is buzzing about the upcoming college basketball season in September, but that is exactly what is happening on the Plains.
The good news keeps rolling in for Bruce Pearl and his staff. The latest came in the form of four-star power forward, Jared Jones, committing to the Tigers on Thursday. Jones, a Georgia native, transfered to Pebblebrook High School earlier this year, and announced his commitment to the Tigers after visiting the Plains for the A-Day game, the Clemson game, and the Arkansas State football game earlier this month. Jones is ranked third in the state of Georgia, and is considered the 63rd best player nationally.
The woman accusing former Auburn football player Landon Rice of rape has requested the protection from abuse order against him be dismissed, according to a report by AL.com. The accuser claims she filed for the order of protection from abuse on Sept.
The Collegiate Baseball Newspaper gave Auburn baseball’s 2016 recruiting class a No. 5 ranking nationally on Monday. “The strength of this group is in the numbers,” Auburn head coach Butch Thompson said.
Year three of the Pearl era will officially begin on Friday as the Tigers begin full contact practice in Auburn Arena, marking the official start of the 2016-17 season.
If Auburn kicker Daniel Carlson seems more talkative and positive on campus this week, it shouldn't take much imagination to figure out why.
The fourth-year head coach said it was "refreshing" to be able to step back and evaluate the whole team instead of worrying about playcalling.
Auburn soccer's Kristen Dodson was named the SEC Offensive Player of the Week, the league office announced on Monday. The junior found the back of the net four times, including two game-winners, and tallied two assists in road victories at No. 12 Florida and Georgia last week. Dodson was involved in six of the team’s seven goals during the week, racking her season point total from nine to a team-best 19. The Illinois native became the first player since Katy Frierson in 2008 to score twice and have two assists in a single game during the Tigers 4-2 victory at Georgia on Sunday. Dodson’s two-goal performance at Florida secured the program’s first ever win in Gainesville and sent the Gators to their worst home SEC loss in program history, 3-0.
2018 four-star guard Brooke Moore committed to Terri Williams-Flournoy and the Auburn Tigers Monday night.
Stepping away from the most successful run in program history, head coach Clint Myers and the Auburn softball program have released the upcoming slate for the 2017 season.
Of the SEC's many storied rivalries, few have been as hard-nosed and physical as the Auburn-LSU series has been for much of the century.
Auburn sophomore receiver Ryan Davis wasn't utilized much during his freshman season, as he didn't record a catch all season and didn't touch the ball until a 28-yard run in Auburn's 26-10 win at Texas A&M. However, Davis has been huge for the Tigers so far this season, as three of his 12 catches so far this season came on Auburn's final offensive drive against LSU.
Lawson was credited with four tackles — two for loss — three quarterback hurries and a pair of sacks.
Auburn held LSU to four of 13 on third downs, and have only allowed opponents to convert 27 percent of third downs this year.
After 700 days without a home SEC win, Gus Malzahn and Auburn finally broke through with a thrilling 18-13 win over No. 18 LSU.
One of the newly planted Toomer's Oaks caught fire.
The win snapped a seven-game home losing streak to Power 5 opponents.
Auburn linebacker Deshaun Davis, exhausted yet exhilarated, leaned back in his chair, welcoming the plethora of cameras and recorders.