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Softball grinds out win over Texas State

By David McKinney | Assistant Sports Editor | February 26

The Auburn softball team continued its winning ways Thursday, February 26, picking up its 18th win of the season over visiting Texas State. The Tigers (18-1) got off to bit of slower start than normal, not plating their first runs till the third inning, when they put up two, one by way of a wild pitch and one off a sacrifice fly from shortstop Haley Fagan. Texas state answered back in the fifth, tying things up with a 2-run homer.

Auburn beats USC in SEC opener

By Patrick Lucas | Sports Writer | February 26

The Auburn men’s tennis team faced South Carolina on Thursday, Feb. 26 in Auburn, AL. The Tigers beat the 34th ranked Gamecocks 4-2.

​Time released for 2015 A-Day Kickoff

February 26

The Auburn Athletics has released this year’s scrimmage will start at 1 p.m. April 18. The department has not yet released which TV station will air the game, but reports indicate it will most likely be broadcasted on ESPN, SEC Network or CSS. Spring practices will begin March 10 and will be preparing incoming junior quarterback Jeremy Johnson to replace Nick Marshall, as well as top recruits Byron Cowart and Jovon Robinson.

Tigers’ offense gets hot, downs Alabama State

By Sam Butler | Sports Writer | February 25

Since coach Sunny Golloway’s second season began, he’s preached to the team about adversity and toughness.

Auburn Pro Day to feature 21 former players

By Sam Butler | Sports Writer | February 25

Tuesday, March 3, 21 former Auburn Tigers will have their chance to prove they belong in the NFL at Auburn’s annual Pro Day. Of those 21, seven — including Nick Marshall, who worked out at quarterback and cornerback — attended the NFL Draft Combine in Indianapolis last week.

LSU blows out Auburn for sixth straight home loss

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | February 25

The Auburn men’s basketball continued its home woes in an 84-61 blowout loss to LSU on Tuesday night in the Auburn Arena.

Student section transforms in first season under Bruce Pearl

By David McKinney | Assistant Sports Editor | February 25

Excited was not a word commonly used to describe the crowd inside Auburn Arena when Tony Barbee was at the helm of Auburn’s basketball program.  Save for games featuring highly-ranked opponents, lines to enter the student section never saw the length they do now, and the parking lots surrounding the arena certainly never met capacity with two and a half hours till tipoff.  That changed when a new head coach entered.  Since coach Bruce Pearl’s arrival, excitement surrounding the basketball program has reached heights fans on the Plains haven’t seen in years.  “It’s just night and day differences,” said Clint Richardson, a member of the leadership team for the Auburn student section and junior in marketing.

Thompson's stellar outing helps Auburn thump No. 27 Georgia Tech

By David McKinney | Assistant Sports Editor | February 25

The Auburn baseball team picked up their seventh win of the season 7-1 over No. 27 Georgia Tech behind a stellar performance from sophomore Keegan Thompson.

Four Badgers not named Melvin Gordon to know for the Outback Bowl

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | February 25

With 2,336 yards, 26 touchdowns and a Heisman ceremony to his name, the talent of Melvin Gordon is likely no secret to Auburn fans.With the Outback Bowl lingering just a few short days away, here are four other Badgers Auburn fans should keep an eye on.

'On the run': Malzahn proud of Marshall ahead of collegiate finale

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | February 25

"If you look at his whole career, last year he didn't even go through spring," Malzahn said. "He wasn't named the starting quarterback until two weeks before our first game. He led us to the National Championship and really answered the bell every time he was asked and learned the offense on the run."

Cadillac is back: Former Auburn running back returns to campus

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | February 25

It's been over a decade since Carnell "Cadillac" Williams set Auburn single-season rushing records and tore through SEC defenses on a weekly basis. With his playing career now behind him, Williams is now back on his old stomping grounds, ready to tackle some unfinished business.

Savage's side of his February departure

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | February 25

"He definitely used what had happened with the one player, who was technically dismissed, and then lumped the other players together into it to make it sound like there was a ton of bad things going on that I and many other people didn't see going on," Savage said.

Men's basketball commitment Bowers' 'rough road' leads him to the Plains

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | February 25

Life as a highly touted basketball prospect opens many athletes up to scrutiny from the outside world, even from those who don't know the athlete's entire story.

No. 8 Auburn men’s golf wins Mobile Sports Authority

By Andrew Monson | Sports Writer | February 24

For the third year in a row, No. 8 Auburn men’s golf team won the Mobile Sports Authority Intercollegiate at Magnolia Grove Crossings in Mobile, on Tuesday, Feb.

Auburn men’s tennis breaks into Top 30

By Patrick Lucas | Sports Writer | February 24

Auburn’s men’s tennis team was ranked 28th in the Feb.

Auburn Gymnastics rises to No. 7 nationally

By Andrew Monson | Sports Writer | February 24

For the sixth consecutive week, Auburn gymnastics ascended in the national rankings to No. 7

McKean closes out SEC's with gold medal dive

By Derek Thompson | Sports Reporter | February 24

Fraser McKean held a strong handstand for roughly four seconds before he strategically pushed off the platform and fell into the acrobatic flips that earned him the men’s title in platform diving at the 2015 SEC Swimming and Diving Championships.

Tigers grab two golds on final day of SEC Championships

By Derek Thompson | Sports Reporter | February 24

The Tigers hadn’t won an individual or relay event all week until the fifth and final session of the SEC Swimming and Diving Championships Saturday, Feb.