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Soccer freshman shining in 2015

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | September 18

Women's soccer head coach Karen Hoppa and staff brought in a hefty crop of 11 freshman to add to the roster this year, totaling 12.

With early struggles, Auburn can't afford to slip up

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | September 18

Auburn's early-season struggles don't hurt yet, but they can't afford any mistakes from now on

Coaches update status of injuries entering LSU game

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | September 18

Auburn and LSU have played plenty of physical games over the course of their rivalry, but several Auburn players are injured even before going to Death Valley for its first SEC game of the season. In his weekly meeting with the media on Sunday, defensive coordinator Will Muschamp addressed the status of several injured Auburn defenders. Buck Carl Lawson (hip) and safety Tray Matthews (shoulder), both of whom were injured in Auburn’s 31-24 win against Louisville to open the season, should be ready to play in Saturday’s game against LSU, according to Muschamp. Strongside linebacker Justin Garrett, who strained his quad in last week’s win over Jacksonville State, is also expected to play. “Game time decisions on all those guys,” Muschamp said.

Auburn offense is still searching for offensive rhythm going into SEC play

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | September 18

Since Gus Malzahn took over as Auburn's head coach in 2013, the offense has been the team's strength, averaging 494 yards of offense per game over the last two seasons. The defense was thought to be the liability, especially late in 2014.

Lashlee confident in offense's ability to bounce back

By Nathan Deal | Sports Writer | September 18

Despite the struggles of the offense in the first two games, offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee reaffirmed his belief that Auburn will return to form.

Improved Jordan-Hare gameday experience is unveiled

By Nathan Deal | Sports Writer | September 16

Auburn Athletic Director Jay Jacobs announced several new additions to Jordan-Hare Stadium's gameday experience, including the nation's largest collegiate scoreboard.

Auburn defensive back tears ACL, out for season

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | September 15

Senior Josh Holsey suffered a torn ACL during Auburn's win over Jacksonville State, and will miss the rest of the 2015 season.

Trio of receivers ready to step up

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | September 15

With the departures of Sammie Coates and Quan Bray to the NFL, a trio of Auburn receivers will look to step up in their places.

Swim & Dive have their eyes on an SEC Championship

By Meredith Brito | Sports Writer | September 15

The Auburn swim and dive team are looking for their 24th SEC Championship this season.

Soccer defeats South Alabama to remain unbeaten at home

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | September 14

The ninth-ranked Auburn soccer team returned home after Friday's loss to defeat the South Alabama Jaguars, 2-1, to remain unbeaten at home.

Men's golf wins Carpet Capital Collegiate

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | September 14

Auburn won the Carpet Capital Collegiate at the Farm Golf Club in Dalton, Georgia, on Sunday, besting second-place Clemson by nine strokes.

Auburn flirts with disaster, escapes Jacksonville State 27-20 in OT

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | September 13

Auburn narrowly avoided one of the biggest upsets in college football history, beating Jacksonville State 27-20 in overtime.

Soccer suffers first loss of season on the road

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | September 13

Despite the loss, Auburn's 6-1-0 record is still one of the best starts in program history.

Football nosedives in AP poll

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | September 13

After dropping in the Amway Coaches poll on Sunday morning, Auburn also suffered in the AP Top 25 poll.

Auburn falls in new Coaches Poll

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | September 13

As expected, Auburn dropped in the week three edition of the Amway Coaches Poll after barely escaping with a 27-20 win over FCS foe Jacksonville State.

Defense stands tall in crunch time against Jacksonville State

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | September 12

Auburn was far from great defensively on Saturday against Jacksonville State, and many would say they were far from good. Despite the struggles throughout the game, however, Auburn’s defense stepped up when it mattered to help the Tigers defeat the Gamecocks, 27-20.

Cross-country shines in Furman Classic

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | September 12

The Auburn cross-country teams opened the season with solid performances at the Furman Classic.

Column: Response to band no longer playing reverse Rammer Jammer

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | September 11

"Rammer Jammer, Yellowhammer, go to hell, Alabama." The Auburn Athletic Department will no longer allow Auburn family members to proudly chant these words on game day to the tune of the "Hey Song".