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Barber breaks free against San Jose State

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | October 3

Peyton Barber broke through in a big way for Auburn, as the Tigers rode his five touchdowns en route to their 35-21 win over San Jose State.

No. 4 Auburn equestrian team sweeps Alabama in exhibition

By Bailey Rogers | Sports Writer | October 2

The No. 4 Auburn equestrian team swept Alabama, 12-0, in an exhibition match in Auburn on Friday, Oct. 2.

Auburn champions in Iron Bowl of soccer

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | October 2

The No. 8 Auburn Tigers were victorious Thursday night in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, defeating the Alabama Crimson Tide in overtime. 

Auburn Swept by Aggies

By Bailey Rogers | Sports Writer | October 1

 The Auburn Tigers took the court for the 15th time this season taking on SEC rival Texas A&M.

Auburn and Under Armour extend contract through 2025

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | October 1

Auburn’s athletic teams will be decked out in Under Armour gear through 2025, according to a release from the University on Thursday, Oct.

The Tigers open up SEC play with a big victory.

September 30

The Tigers opened up there SEC play this Friday with a big time win against University of Tennessee.

Offensive struggles are foreign to Malzahn

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | September 30

One thing Malzahn has yet to experience in college coaching, or in his 15 season as a high school coach in Arkansas, for that matter, is losing. More specifically, Malzahn has very rarely overseen a struggling offense.

Jason Smith might see snaps at QB

By Nathan Deal | Sports Writer | September 29

With quarterback Jeremy Johnson struggling, Auburn might be forced to look at other options to lead the team going forward. When asked if receiver Jason Smith could see snaps as a wildcat quarterback, Auburn offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee replied, “Anything’s possible.” Whether the answer served as filler or foreshadowing, Smith has experience at the quarterback position, where Auburn has struggled mightily this season. Smith played his high school football at McGill-Toolen High School, where his senior season saw him rack up 35 touchdowns (19 passing, 16 rushing) and 2,415 yards of offense.

The Golloway experiment was doomed from the start

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | September 29

Sunny Golloway is gone. His two years here had become a melting pot of emotions: exciting, disappointing, promising, and ultimately wasted. When he was hired in June of 2013, a energizing jolt got sent through the veins of the Auburn program. The Tigers had been to the NCAA Tournament just twice in the 10 years prior to Golloway’s hiring.

Duke Williams suffers dip in production

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | September 29

A month into the season, Duke Williams has failed to live up to the preseason hype.

White earns second start against San Jose State

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | September 29

Sean White earned his second career start against San Jose State with a solid performance against Mississippi State, albeit one that ended in a loss.

Coaches update injuries after Mississippi State game

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | September 29

Heading into the third of four non-conference games in 2015, Auburn is battling injuries to several key players.

Updated with press release from Golloway's lawyer: Golloway fired 'with cause' as Auburn Baseball head coach

By Staff Report | September 29

Sunny Golloway, who served as Auburn head baseball coach for the previous two seasons, has been dismissed by Auburn Athletics Director Jay Jacobs,  announced Sunday.

Week Five: Games to Watch

By Nathan Deal | Sports Writer | September 28

The week five slate of games include five top-25 match-ups, each of which is crucial as the College Football Playoff contenders and pretenders are separated.

Ramsier, Le Beau named SEC Soccer Players of the Week

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | September 28

Two players of the Auburn soccer team have been SEC Players of the Week in the same week for the first time in program history.

Men's tennis completes second event of fall season

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | September 28

Auburn competes in its second event of the fall season, sending four Tigers to the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational being played this weekend at the Ken Byars Tennis Complex in Atlanta.  Four Auburn players will compete in both singles and doubles, which starts on Friday and concludes on Sunday: senior Joseph Van Dooren, freshman Max Sivalls, sophomore transfer Edward Nguyen and sophomore Viboosh Chandrasekar.  "I would like to see someone step up this weekend and play well for us," said Auburn head coach Eric Shore, who was happy with how the Auburn delegation played in last weekend's Duke Bonk Invitational, winning 17 of 21 matches.

Tre' Williams expected to return to practice on Tuesday

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | September 28

Sophomore linebacker Tre' Williams is expected to return to practice this week after injuring his knee against Mississippi State.

Auburn's offense comes up short, produces only 9 points in loss to Mississippi State

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | September 28

Auburn's offense faltered, mustering only six points in four trips inside the red zone.