45 things to do besides Auburn football
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.
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.
The men's basketball team will have its last chance to work the kinks out Saturday night before games start counting.
The Auburn Tigers (10-14, 4-10 SEC) broke a seven-game losing streak Sunday and is preparing for the November stretch.
Goggles, swim caps and stopwatches can only mean one thing: Auburn swimming and diving is warming up for another big meet.
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.
Dominic Bozzelli plays golf for the challenge.
Men's assistant basketball coach Randall Dickey knows two things well: traveling and winning.
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.
The volleyball team hopes to snap a six-game losing streak when it faces Ole Miss in Oxford Friday.
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.
The Auburn cross-country team will head to Maryville, Tenn., for the SEC Championship Monday.
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.
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.
I learned two things about myself last weekend: I'm "tiger bait," and I never want to go back to Baton Rouge.
Despite the 2011 Auburn baseball team only hitting 39 home runs on the season, which was 47 fewer than the national leader, baseballs are guaranteed to be soaring out of Plainsman Park Friday night.
After 110 minutes of play, Thursday evening's soccer match was called a tie after Auburn and Georgia each failed to score through double overtime--marking Auburn's second tie of the season and Georgia's first.
After a 17-6 conference victory over the unranked Florida Gators Saturday, the No. 20 Tigers (5-2, 3-1 SEC) gained the confidence they'll need to face the No. 1 LSU Tigers (7-0, 4-0 SEC) away in Baton Rouge this weekend.
It's a big third down in a huge game. Auburn needs a defensive stop.
The No. 22 Auburn soccer team (11-4-1, 5-3-0 SEC) will play its last home game of the season when it returns to action Thursday against the University of Georgia at 7 p.m.
The Auburn basketball programs tipped off the season with "Tiger Hoops Madness" Friday evening.