Tigers fall to No. 9 in newest CFP rankings
Upcoming opponents for the Tigers include No. 15 Georgia in Athens this Saturday and No. 5 Alabama in Tuscaloosa on Nov. 29.
Upcoming opponents for the Tigers include No. 15 Georgia in Athens this Saturday and No. 5 Alabama in Tuscaloosa on Nov. 29.
The Auburn Tigers have done everything they can to put last week's loss behind them and prepare for a tough matchup against Georgia, head coach Gus Malzahn said in Tuesday's press conference. The Tigers aren't concerned with last year's miraculous win over the Bulldogs, but focused on getting off to a better start defensively in Sanford Stadium than they did last week against Texas A&M.
The senior has been outstanding this season. He has won the South Alabama Opener, Panorama Farms Invite and the Crimson Classic, and he was the runner-up at the SEC Cross Country Championships.
"The offseason has been pretty good," Dieng said. "I was a freshman last year, and now, as a sophomore, I'm more excited about coming in and playing. I know what to expect, I'm not a freshman anymore."
After a heartbreaking 41-38 loss on Nov. 8 to Texas A&M, the defense knows they have a lot of work to do and knows what they need to improve on heading into their last three regular season games.
Coach Gus Malzahn and Auburn football players spoke to the press after their 41-38 loss to Texas A&M.
Plainsman sports writers C.J. Holmes and Pierce Quinn recap the AU vs Texas A&M game.
Auburn University's doubles pair of Emily Flickinger (Sr.) and Pleun Burgmans (Jr.) competed in the National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships in Flushing, NY this weekend. The men's team also sent senior Lukas Ollert to compete in the singles draw.
Auburn has fallen to No. 9 in both the AP and Amway Coaches polls following a 41-38 loss to unranked Texas A&M Saturday.
Williams stayed down on the field for several minutes after they play, as head coach Gus Malzahn and others came onto the field to check on his condition. He eventually got up but had to be helped off the field where he was immediately looked at by training staff.
In a game full of pivotal booth reviews and big plays by both offenses, the Aggies were able to capitalize on Auburn's miscues and outlast the Tigers, winning 41-38.
Many Auburn fans were unsatisfied with how the offense played going into bye week two weekends ago. Although the Tigers were still one of the premier offensive teams in the country, underwhelming performances against Kansas State and Mississippi State were impossible to ignore.
First-year head coach Bruce Pearl and his team had their first exhibition game of the season, and the football coach wanted to make sure they knew he was supporting them.
At the beginning of the season, Auburn ran a running back by committee, but now it is clear that Cameron Artis-Payne has not only separated himself as the No. 1 back on the team, but also has emerged at the No. 1 spot for most rushing yards in the SEC. Artis-Payne's 969 yards through eight games are good for first in the SEC and 17th in the country.
In front of a sell-out crowd, Bruce Pearl and the men's basketball team won their first and only exhibition game of the year over West Alabama by a score of 94 to 58
Auburn kicked off the Bruce Pearl era with a 94-58 exhibition win over West Alabama Friday night in the Auburn Arena. Despite the win, Pearl said there was plenty of room for improvement.
On a day that celebrated the official opening of a new million dollar facility, the No. 4 Auburn Tigers equestrian team bounced back from a tough loss against South Carolina last month with an 11-9 victory over No. 9 Texas A&M Friday.
"We're making our mission to be the best athletic experience that a student athlete can have here at Auburn," equestrian head coach Gregg Williams said. "We want this to be the best equestrian experience that a horse and rider can ever have at any university."
For the first time since 1999, Auburn has sold out its allotment of season tickets (5,800), the school announced Friday.
This week, plainsman sports editor Eric Wallace and assistant sports editor Kyle Van Fechtmann review and preview everything Auburn sports.