Sports

Crocker proves a success

By Jennifer Beckett / WRITER | February 4

Much like any other day, the smell of chlorine wafted through the air in the James E. Martin Aquatic Center Sunday.Young swimmers clad in spandex suits, swim caps and goggles wove through the crowd to line up behind the diving blocks.Parents, some taking notes on their heat sheets, others snapping pictures or video footage, watched eagerly from the bleachers as their children swam in the Olympic-sized pool below.It was the last day of the Ralph Crocker Invitational, marking the three-year anniversary of the death of former Auburn head coach Ralph Crocker."Ralph was one of my best friends," said Jeff Dellinger, Auburn Aquatics head coach.

Brown out of the pool

By Helen Northcutt/ GRAPHICS EDITOR | February 4

For his first season competing with the Auburn team, Adam Brown, sophomore from Cambridge, England, has set his expectations high."He is very gifted athletically," said head coach Brett Hawke.

Women's basketball rebounds vs. UGA

By Patrick Dever / ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR | February 4

After an embarrassing 29-point loss to the No. 5 University of Tennessee Lady Vols Jan. 28, Auburn Women's Basketball rebounded with a 67-53 victory over the No.

Tigers race to top spots

February 4

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'Craft'-ing up a plan

By Jennifer Beckett / WRITER | February 4

Aiming a soccer ball at a peach basket, James Naismith created the game of basketball for his gym class in 1891.

Gymnastics pulls historic win

By Blake Hamilton / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | February 3

The Auburn Gymnastics team made its mark last Friday night as it beat the Georgia Gym Dogs 195.225-194.00 for the first time in the history of the program."I'm really speechless," said senior Krissy Voss. "A historic win of this magnitude made the results just a bit more meaningful on this night; our night."

Women's tennis passes by LSU

By Bethany Donaldson / WRITER | February 3

The Auburn Women's Tennis team defeated No. 28 Louisiana State University 4-0 last weekend at the 2010 Intercollegiate Tennis Association Kickoff in Los Angeles before being defeated 4-0 by No.

Auburn Signs 32 for 2010 Season

By Staff reports | February 3

National Signing Day 2010: Auburn football signs 32 for 2010 season

Auburn Signing Day 2010

By Staff reports | February 3

National Signing Day: Updates Every Hour With 2010 Football Updates

Auburn Signing Day 2010

By Staff reports | February 3

National Signing Day: Updates Every Hour With 2010 Football Updates

Auburn Signing Day 2010

By Staff reports | February 3

National Signing Day: Updates Every Hour With 2010 Football Updates

Auburn Signing Day 2010

By Staff reports | February 3

National Signing Day: Updates Every Hour With 2010 Football Updates

Auburn Signing Day 2010

By Staff reports | February 3

National Signing Day: Updates Every Hour With 2010 Football Recruits

Auburn Signing Day 2010

By Staff reports | February 3

National Signing Day: Updates Every Hour with 2010 Football Recruits

Auburn Signing Day 2010

By Staff reports | February 3

National Signing Day: Updates Every Hour with 2010 Football Recruits

Auburn topples Alabama 58-57 in last minute thriller

By Blake Hamilton / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | January 30

Auburn Men's Basketball defeated the Alabama Crimson Tide 58-57 Saturday at Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum.Auburn senior guard DeWayne Reed struck first, hitting two shots after being sent to the foul line by Alabama's Chris Hines.

Auburn Tigers fail to drop No. 18 Ole Miss Rebels 84-74.

By Rod Guajardo/ MANAGING EDITOR | January 29

The Auburn Tigers (10-11, 1-5 SEC) failed to knock off the No. 18 Ole Miss Rebels (16-4, 4-2 SEC) in the last meeting between the two SEC teams at Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum.

Help Haiti, your health

By Abby Albright / Sports Editor | January 28

Campus Rec is partnering with the American Red Cross to give students another chance to help the victims of the Haiti earthquake, Jan.

Auburn looks ahead for win

By Crystal Cole / STAFF REPORTER | January 28

The No. 15 Auburn Gymnastics team (0-3, 0-2 SEC) traveled to Baton Rouge to take on No. 16 Louisiana State University (3-2, 1-1 SEC) Friday.Auburn came away with its third straight loss of the season 195.650-193.900.Head coach Jeff Thompson said part of the reason for the losses is the high level of competition."This week, Alabama and Oklahoma are No.

Tigers reflect on SEC play

By Abby Albright / Sports Editor | January 28

The Auburn Women's Basketball team (11-9, 2-5 SEC) couldn't hold on against the No. 25 University of Kentucky (16-3, 4-2 SEC) Sunday and ultimately lost 68-50."Kentucky has a good team with very good pressure defense," said head coach Nell Fortner.