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Volleyball falls in five sets at No. 6 Florida State

September 16

The Tigers are now at an even 5-5 record after they were pushed to a fifth set for the third straight match by the undefeated Seminoles.

Strong start continues for soccer in Sunday victory over Milwaukee

By Patrick Lucas | Sports Writer | September 14

The performance adds another win to an already strong start for Coach Karen Hoppa's team.

OPINION: SEC Network impact extends beyond cable

By Pierce Quinn | Sports Writer | September 14

On the Friday before Auburn's home opener against Arkansas, students lined up in droves outside the Student Center to catch a glimpse of a former Heisman Trophy winning quarterback.

Volleyball splits final two home matches of Active Ankle Challenge

By Derek Thompson | Sports Reporter | September 14

Auburn's volleyball team wrapped up the Active Ankle Challenge with a win and a loss against Winthrop and USF Saturday at Auburn Arena.

'Confident' Bray steps up as punt returner

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | September 13

Between competitions at running back and quarterback this offseason, the race to fill Chris Davis' return role was often overlooked. That competition may be over after senior wide receiver Quan Bray's 55-yard punt return for a touchdown against San Jose State Saturday night.

Soccer's win streak ends at five after home loss to Samford

By C.J. Holmes | Sports Writer | September 12

The Tigers knew that they would have a target on their backs heading into this match up, and Auburn coach Karen Hoppa said her team struggled to find their groove against the Bulldogs.

Volleyball dominates all categories in home opener

By Derek Thompson | Sports Reporter | September 12

The Tigers (4-3) dominated the Trojans (8-2) in every category: kills (43-24), assists (42-22), digs (54-37) and blocks (8-4).

VIDEO: This Week in Sports | 9.12.14

By Kyle Van Fechtmann | Assistant Sports Editor , Eric Wallace | Sports Writer , Kris Sims | Multimedia Editor and Drew Morris | Multimedia Videographer | September 12

This week in sports, Auburn football has a bye week, but there are a lot of other Auburn sports that sports editor Eric Wallace and assistant sports editor Kyle Van Fechtmann discuss.

'Running Back U' returns to the Plains

By Kyle Van Fechtmann | Assistant Sports Editor | September 12

After their running unit led the country in rushing yards last season, and after Tre Mason declared for the NFL Draft following his record-breaking season, many began to question how Auburn's 2014 rushing attack would be. After two games, it looks like 'Running Back U' is back once again, thanks to Cameron Artis-Payne, Corey Grant, the offensive line and head coach Gus Malzahn's offensive system.

Pearl hunts for hidden gems, input on student section name

By David McKinney | Assistant Sports Editor | September 12

Bruce Pearl is a coach of the people. In his short time at Auburn, Pearl has shown how important he believes it is to be not only a part of the University, but a part of the community.

Tiger defense withstands early tests in fast 2014 start

By Andrew Monson | Sports Writer | September 12

Auburn soccer had an impressive home debut in the Tiger Classic, winning the tournament without conceding a goal. Their momentum continued as the Tigers took to the road to compete in the Rebel Classic, where they beat Memphis 3-0 and Minnesota 3-1.

Editorial: Burned by the court of public opinion

By Editorial Staff | Fall 2014 | September 12

In 2009, a photo of Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps smoking a bong caused him to lose a sponsorship from Kellogg's. He was also suspended from USA Swimming for three months. The year before, he won eight gold medals. When the photo was released, he was crucified by the media.

Scalping fills wallets and stadium

By Kate Seckinger | Intrigue Reporter | September 11

Scalping is a gruesome act of war, but the slang term for reselling sports tickets can be equally gruesome to students' wallets.

Women's golf tees off season with first tournament win since 2012

September 10

Auburn women's golf kicked off the 2014 campaign with a tournament win after leading every round throughout the week at The "Mo" Morial in Bryan, Texas.

Lashlee: Kansas State a 'measuring stick' matchup

By Kyle Van Fechtmann | Assistant Sports Editor | September 9

Next Thursday night's SEC vs. Big 12 clash on national television was sold out months ago and is expected to be the biggest crowd in Bill Snyder Family Stadium history.

OPINION: Tailgating, a taste of Southern culture

By Derek Thompson | Sports Reporter | September 9

Growing up around the tailgating, and never really thinking about this question before, I couldn't give him an answer. In other parts of the country, sports fans tailgate, but Southerners take it to a whole different level.

Equestrian Igoe looks to finish collegiate career on top

By Pierce Quinn | Sports Writer | September 8

When Auburn equestrian head coach Greg Williams traveled up to Ohio to see then high school senior Lucy Igoe in an equestrian competition, he went with the intent of seeing her skills and attempt to recruit her to Auburn's equestrian team. There was just one problem: it was a nighttime show and he still had not seen her compete.

Johnson disappointed with 'a dozen plays or so' from San Jose State

By Andrew Monson | Sports Writer | September 8

According to defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson, the Auburn defense played well for the most part in their 59-13 victory over San Jose State.