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Former diver Mazzaferro prepares for interview of lifetime, study at Oxford

By Brandon Miller / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | November 10

Most Auburn students would typically visit Boston for tourist attractions, sporting events or to visit family. Former diver Dan Mazzaferro, however, is making the trip for a different reason: Boston is the location for the next round of interviews in his quest to become a Rhodes Scholar.

Volleyball tries to stay hopeful

By Christina Santee / SPORTS EDITOR | November 10

The Auburn volleyball team has fallen on hard times lately, and after a devastating loss to Arkansas last Sunday, isn't exactly thrilled to meet Mississippi State this weekend.

Play-It Again offers discount deals

By Andrew McCaslin / WRITER | November 10

Play-It Again Sports is giving sports fans a chance for a double play.

Swimming to confront rival Friday

By Graham Carr/ WRITER | November 10

The swimming and diving version of the Deep South's oldest rivalry between the University of Georgia and Auburn is set to splash into the pool Friday at the Martin Aquatic Center.

45 things to do besides Auburn football

By Christina Santee / SPORTS EDITOR | November 3

For those of you who find yourselves hopelessly lost without Auburn football, fear not! Consider the weekend off a vacation for your vocal cords and your liver.

Men's basketball defeats Paine College in exhibition

By Brandon Miller / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | November 3

The men's basketball team will have its last chance to work the kinks out Saturday night before games start counting.

Tigers bounce back in T-Town, await LSU

By Coleman McDowell / ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR | November 3

The Auburn Tigers (10-14, 4-10 SEC) broke a seven-game losing streak Sunday and is preparing for the November stretch.

Swimming, diving prepares for Friday meet against Penn State

By Graham Carr/ WRITER | November 3

Goggles, swim caps and stopwatches can only mean one thing: Auburn swimming and diving is warming up for another big meet.

No. 1 equestrian to face Delaware State, South Dakota State

By Bianca Seward / WRITER | November 3

When it comes to the No. 1 Auburn equestrian team, there's no horsing around. The team will pack up and head north Nov. 5 in hopes of securing a fifth consecutive win for the season.

Golfer earns medalist honors

By Rebecca Croomes / ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR | November 3

Dominic Bozzelli plays golf for the challenge.

Second-year hoops coach brings winning tradition

By Brandon Miller / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | November 3

Men's assistant basketball coach Randall Dickey knows two things well: traveling and winning.

Auburn drops from polls after LSU loss, confident for Saturday against Ole Miss

By Christina Santee / SPORTS EDITOR | October 27

After dropping from the Associated Press poll following a 45-10 loss to the No. 1 LSU Tigers away in Baton Rouge, La., last weekend, the Auburn Tigers are looking to heal bruised spirits with a victory over the Ole Miss Rebels Saturday evening.

Volleyball hopes to dig out of losing streak

By Graham Carr/ WRITER | October 27

The volleyball team hopes to snap a six-game losing streak when it faces Ole Miss in Oxford Friday.

Auburn soccer prepares for season finale against rival Alabama

By Christina Santee / SPORTS EDITOR | October 27

The No. 22 Auburn soccer team will enter its final regular-season match Friday evening, traveling to Tuscaloosa to challenge the No. 78 Alabama Crimson Tide in their annual soccer Iron Bowl at 7 p.m.

Cross-country resting for conference championship

By Bianca Seward / WRITER | October 27

The Auburn cross-country team will head to Maryville, Tenn., for the SEC Championship Monday.

Clark rises to challenge

By Coleman McDowell / ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR | October 27

Steven Clark isn't your typical punter. Standing at 6-feet, 5-inches and 226 pounds, Clark resembles a pass-catching tight end more than special teams standout. But for Clark, his size doesn't necessarily translate into more powerful punts.

Lady Tigers hungry to reach NCAA Tournament in 2011

By Brandon Miller / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | October 27

Coach Nell Fortner is busy putting the finishing touches on this year's women's basketball team after falling short of the NCAA Tournament last year.

Class would 'geaux' a long way

By Brandon Miller / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | October 27

I learned two things about myself last weekend: I'm "tiger bait," and I never want to go back to Baton Rouge.