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Tigers Triumph Over Rebels, 33-20

By Nick Van Der Linden / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | November 5

Auburn Tigers Football team (6-3) snapped a three game losing streak and became bowl eligible with a 33-20 win over the Ole Miss Rebels (5-3)."Obviously, we feel very blessed to beat a very good football team today," said head football coach Gene Chizik.

Auburn Whips Ole Miss, Prepares for Furman

By Nick Van Der Linden / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | November 5

Auburn Tigers football (6-3) will celebrate its 83rd Homecoming game by taking on the Furman Paladins (4-4) this Saturday in its last regular season non-conference game.The Tigers are coming off a 33-20 win over the Ole Miss Rebels, moving them to third in the West of the Southeastern Conference.Senior running back Ben Tate ran for 144 yards on 25 carries and a touchdown in last Saturday's game.

Basketball Season is Ready to Tip Off

By Devin Rutland/ Staff Writer | November 5

Auburn Women's Basketball team opens play Sunday with an exhibition game against Georgia College and State University.The Tigers ended the 2008-2009 regular season with a 29-3 record along with the SEC Championship before going to the second round of the playoffs, finishing the season with a 30-4 record.Auburn has already had to change its starting line up due to early injuries.At the end of July, sophomore guard Morgan Jennings, who was a projected point guard for this year, tore her ACL and is undergoing rehabilitation, and junior guard Reneisha Hobbs tore her ACL Oct.

Auburn Cross Country Places Top 10 at SEC Championships

By David Crayton/ Staff Writer | November 5

Auburn Cross Country team traveled to Oxford, Miss., for the SEC Championships Saturday.The men's team earned third place and the women's team placed seventh.The championships involved familiar competition, including Alabama, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky and Mississippi State.On the men's side, seniors Felix Kiboiywo and Jean-Pierre Weerts placed third and fourth, respectively, while junior Ben Cheruiyot came in fifth.Head coach Mark Carroll praised his team's performance."Overall, it went very well," Carroll said.

Serving it up with Coach Shore and Men's Tennis

By Theadoris Morris/ Staff Writer | November 5

Hailing from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, head coach Eric Shore has been steering the Auburn Men's Tennis team to victories for two decades."In one word I would say I'm laid back because that is how some people perceive me," Shore said.

Auburn Volleyball Loses LSU Rematch

By Abby Albright / Sports Editor | November 5

Auburn Volleyball team (14-10, 6-7 SEC) was unable to defeat No. 20 LSU (18-5, 12-2 SEC) Sunday.Auburn lost 3-0, dropping all three matches, 25-15, 25-12, 25-20."We came out uninspired right away and that stuck with us throughout the entire match," said head coach Wade Benson in a statement after the game.

Auburn Beats No. 25 Ole Miss

By Patrick Dever / ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR | November 1

Auburn Tigers football defeated No. 25 University of Mississippi 33-20 on a rainy Halloween afternoon.Auburn head coach Gene Chizik said he can't give his team enough credit for the win starting with the seniors.

Auburn Falls to LSU, 31-10

By Patrick Dever / Assistant Sports Editor | October 29

Auburn Tigers football lost its third straight game this season to No. 9 Louisiana State University Tigers, 31-10.LSU controlled the game from the beginning, jumping out to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter."LSU played a great game," said Auburn head coach Gene Chizik. "From the beginning to the end, they executed better than we did, and I'd say they beat us in about every phase of the football game."Auburn could not contain LSU's sophomore quarterback Jordan Jefferson.Jefferson had the best game of his career, completing 21 passes on 31 attempts for 242 yards and two touchdowns.He also added a rushing touchdown and 26 yards rushing on 12 attempts.

Auburn Soccer Shuts Out No. 19 Georgia

By Abby Albright / Sports Editor | October 29

Auburn Women's Soccer team (8-7-3, 5-5-0 SEC) earned its first win over a ranked team since 2007, beating No.

Deese Maintains Excellence in Softball Program Since 1997

By Lindsey Grubbs/ Staff Writer | October 29

Head softball coach Tina Deese is entering her 13th year of coaching at Auburn University where she has broken many program records and seen many new developments during her coaching career.Deese was named 2002 SEC Head Coach of the Year, leading the Tigers to second in the Southeastern Conference Western Division in 2005 and most recently brought Auburn its 400th win in February 2009.Originally from Huntington Beach, Calif., Deese began her softball career following in the footsteps of her athletic family of four brothers and sisters."Basically we were very involved with baseball and softball as a family," Deese said.

Sophomore leads Equestrian through fall

By David Crayton/ Staff Writer | October 29

Despite being a sophomore, Grace Socha is a leader in and out of the barn.Two weeks ago, the Auburn Equestrian team went up against Texas A&M University.

Auburn Women's Rugby Club branches off Men's Rugby Club

By Lindsey Grubbs/ Staff Writer | October 29

A sport once known to be played by mostly men is now open to women and is making its way to women in Auburn.Auburn Women's Rugby Club opened its recruitment to find those interested in learning the game of rugby and most of all those who just want to have a good time.The club was granted provisional status by the Auburn Student Government Association and will seek an official vote to receive full club status Nov.

Mat Cats lend support to Auburn Wrestling Club

By Max Newfield / Staff Writer | October 29

Auburn University Mat Cats pin down all of the wrestling team's needs.The Mat Cats are the hostess organization for the Auburn Wrestling Club.

Intercollegiate Tennis Association Strips Win from Auburn Athletes

By Nick Van Der Linden / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | October 29

It was a weekend of highs and lows for senior wheelchair tennis player Jared Rehm after being stripped of the doubles title at the second annual Intercollegiate Tennis Association National Collegiate Wheelchair Tennis Championships.The tournament was at the Copeland-Cox Tennis Center in Mobile, the world's largest public tennis facility, Oct.

Men's Tennis takes first at South Regional

By David Crayton/ Staff Writer | October 29

Auburn Men's Tennis team won the Wilson/ITA South Regional Saturday with perfect wins in two of the competitions."We had a great weekend, winning both the singles and doubles titles," said head coach Eric Shore.The regionals were in New Orleans, starting Oct.

Volleyball takes down Bama, Miss. State

By Crystal Cole / STAFF WRITER | October 29

Auburn Volleyball improved its record this weekend, sweeping Alabama and Mississippi State at home.The Tigers sit alone at second in the SEC West with a record of 14-8 overall and 6-5 in conference.In both matches, the team had a strong showing in the first game, but let things get close in the second and third games.Associate head coach Chris Campbell said these games showed the team's youth."It is good to know that in certain situations we are capable of coming from behind," Campbell said.

Women's Golf ties for 2nd place at NCAA Fall Preview

By Max Newfield / Staff Writer | October 29

Auburn Women's Golf team ended its fall season with an ace of a tournament at the NCAA Fall Preview.The third-ranked women's golf team tied for second in a field consisting of nine of the top 10 and 17 of the top 25 teams in the country."This weekend has been great," said head coach Kim Evans in a release.

Women's Basketball Showcases Talent

By Crystal Cole / STAFF WRITER | October 29

Fans wanting to get a look at this year's women's basketball team got an unpleasant surprise as junior Reneisha Hobbs took a nasty spill on the court Sunday evening.The veteran player hurt her knee during a break-away layup while practicing in front of the crowd.