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Defense excels, offense and special teams lag behind in 20-13 loss to Georgia

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 16

In the SEC, it takes contributions from the offense, defense and special teams to win every week. Unfortunately for Auburn, only one unit showed up to Saturday’s 20-13 loss to Georgia. The defense played its best game of the season for the second consecutive week, holding the Bulldogs to 243 yards of offense, the lowest total since Oct.

Women's basketball opens season with 85-71 win over UAB

By Jonathan Hefner | Sports Writer | November 16

The Tigers got the season started on the right foot behind a balanced scoring effort across the board.

Auburn wins thriller over UAB in season opener

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 16

TJ Lang knocked down the game-winning three-pointer, and Horace Spencer preserved Auburn's 75-74 win with a blocked shot with 1.8 seconds left.

Kigen advances to NCAA Championships

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 16

Kigen, the first female to qualify for the NCAA Championships since 2010, finished sixth with a 20:18 in the 6K and was named to the All-Region team.

Five-star guard Mustapha Heron signs with Auburn basketball

By Nathan Deal | Sports Writer | November 12

Five-star Mustapha Heron, a 6-foot-5, 210-pound guard from Waterbury, Connecticut, signed a national letter of intent to attend Auburn University on Thursday.

Auburn guard Bryce Brown suspended against UAB for NCAA violation

By Nathan Deal | Sports Writer | November 12

Auburn freshman guard Bryce Brown will not play against UAB on Friday because of an NCAA violation, head coach Bruce Pearl announced on Thursday.

OPINION: College Station is a must-see in the SEC

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | November 12

The Auburn family is notorious for traveling well for football games, especially around SEC country.

Fun with numbers: The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry

By Nathan Deal | Sports Writer | November 11

Auburn is 55-55-8 against Georgia.        “The Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry” has been played 118 times, fifth-most in college football history.

Malzahn confident in both quarterbacks but undecided on starter entering Georgia game

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 11

Coach Gus Malzahn has yet to announce whether Jeremy Johnson or Sean White will start in Auburn’s game against Georgia, and the signal-caller may not be revealed until the starters are announced Saturday in Jordan-Hare Stadium.

Shifting momentum

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | November 11

After a season that once looked lost, the Auburn Tigers suddenly find themselves within reaching distance of a bowl.

Davis growing up quickly in Auburn secondary

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 11

Davis has more than offset his struggles with his production, as he has played in every game for Auburn and recorded 31 tackles, three interceptions and four pass breakups.

Editor-to-editor: The Red & Black talks Auburn-Georgia

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | November 11

Taylor Denman, sports editor of The Red & Black, the University of Georgia's student newspaper, answers a few questions about the Auburn/Georgia matchup.

Several defenders dealing with injuries as Auburn prepares for Georgia

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 11

The worst of Auburn’s injuries was that of Jeremiah Dinson, who suffered several injuries on one play late in the third quarter against Texas A&M.

Kerryon Johnson carving out a role

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | November 11

The freshman running back has emerged as a reliable contributor out of the backfield.

OPINION: Persistence has paid off for Auburn

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 11

Malzahn’s squad will likely finish 7-5 in a season in which it could have easily slid to 4-8. The Tigers will be playing in the postseason instead of watching the bowl games from the sofa, and they have continued to improve when many expected them to quit.

Auburn to host Southeastern Louisiana in first round of NCAA Tournament

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | November 11

The Auburn soccer team is the No. 4 seed, the second time in program history it has been a top-16 seed in the NCAA Tournament.

Auburn cornerback ruled out for the season

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 10

Freshman Jeremiah Dinson will not return this year due to a knee injury, coach Gus Malzahn announced on "Tiger Talk," his weekly radio show, Monday night.

Basketball squeaks by Indianapolis in overtime in final exhibition game

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 9

The Tigers survived a 114-109 overtime thriller in a game that included seven ties, eight lead changes, 67 made field goals, 90 free throw attempts and a much closer final score than the 5,327 people in attendance expected.