Men's golf looking to continue resurgence at Tiger Invitational in Opelika
Auburn now turns its focus to its only home tournament of the season — the Tiger Invitational presented by Jason Dufner.
Auburn now turns its focus to its only home tournament of the season — the Tiger Invitational presented by Jason Dufner.
The Tigers, ranked fourth in the nation, shot a tournament record 26-under 838 over three days, defeating Chattanooga and No. 2 Wake Forest at the Magnolia Grove Crossings Course.
Anfernee Grier collected three hits, but Auburn fell to Troy, 4-3 in extra innings.
A seven run deficit couldn’t stop the Tigers from adding to their seven game win streak Friday night, March 4, at Jane B. Moore Field.
It was yet another record-setting night for the Tigers, as the team set or tied 11 season or career highs and posted its highest road score in program history.
Brandy Montgomery finished with a game-high 18 points and led a late rally for the Tigers who fell behind by 20 after missing her first seven shots from the field.
The winner of Saturday’s game will have the opportunity to earn the 11th seed in the tournament, but it will need help.
The Tigers were able to pull out the close win despite their "Big Three" of Brandy Montgomery, Katie Frerking and Tra'Cee Tanner were all held to single digit-scoring.
The i8, which features butterfly doors, has 357 horsepower and goes zero-to-60 in 4.2 seconds, according to the car’s specs on the BMW website. It is listed at $140,700.
Six Auburn athletes have qualified to perform on college indoor track and field’s biggest stage. Five women and one man advanced to the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships with their performances at the SEC Indoor Track and Field Championships last weekend. Jessie Johnson, Michelle Atherley, Marshay Ryan, Samantha Scarlett and Jonielle Smith qualified for the women’s team. Johnson broke her own school record for the third time this year in the pole vault last weekend, clearing 14 feet, 5.25 inches.
The Tigers took down their second top 15 opponent in less than a week with a 4-2 win over the No. 14 Aggies.
The Auburn Tigers were able to coast to an easy win over the Alabama A&M Bulldogs for the second day in a row, this time by a score of 5-0.
Jeremy Johnson, Sean White, Tyler Queen and newcomer John Franklin III will look to solve the issues at quarterback that plagued the Auburn offense in 2015.
The Tigers will join Purdue, Texas Tech and Utah State in the Riviera division of the tournament, which will be played in November.
Auburn’s seniors had their spotlight stolen by the Aggies, who came back from an 11-point deficit in the first half to win, 81-63.
Auburn kicked off spring practice today looking to rebound from a disappointing 7-6 record in 2015.
Though the five players brought different experiences with them to Auburn and have had different ones since, Pearl believes there’s one constant — they’re all better for having been here.
David Benedict, Auburn's chief operating officer since January 2014, has departed the athletic department to become the athletic director at UConn.
The Tigers posted their third-straight 197+ score in last week's win, and the 197.200 is the fourth-highest score in program history.
A weekend of dominance concluded for the third-ranked Auburn Tigers with a 21-0 win over Indiana State on Sunday.