No. 5 Auburn’s bats silenced, No. 2 Texas secures series victory
No. 5 Auburn’s bats were lulled to sleep Sunday afternoon as No. 2 Texas picked up a 5-0 win, securing the series victory.
No. 5 Auburn’s bats were lulled to sleep Sunday afternoon as No. 2 Texas picked up a 5-0 win, securing the series victory.
Despite having another prime opportunity to walk off its second straight game against No. 2 Texas, No. 5 Auburn baseball was unable to mount a late-game comeback, losing game two of the series 7-6.
No. 1 Auburn is continuing National Invitation Tournament (NIT) play this weekend, hosting No. 4 Seattle in Neville Arena. The Sunday night game will be the first matchup between the two schools in program history.
No. 5 Auburn baseball took Game 1 of its three-game weekend series against No. 2 Texas on Friday night, 4-3, thanks to a strong pitching performance and a ninth-inning walk-off.
Coming off its best win of the season on Tuesday, a 9-2 victory over the No. 3 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, the Auburn Tigers baseball team will host its most important series of the early season as it takes on the No. 2 Texas Longhorns in a three-game home series this weekend.
This weekend, Auburn No. 4 women's and No. 14 men's tennis teams will play across the country, against South Carolina on Thursday and Arkansas on Sunday.
Following its three-game sweep last weekend, Auburn softball bounced back on Wednesday night, defeating Jacksonville State 10-3.
Following a strong showing on the road against South Alabama, Auburn (20-10, 2-4) will now face Jacksonville State (20-8, 5-1) in its second midweek matchup in a row during its break from conference play.
Auburn softball absolutely dominated and powered past South Alabama on Tuesday in an 11-2 run-rule victory at Jaguar Field. The 20-10 Tigers ended the game in the fifth inning thanks to a career offensive performance from Delaney Aumua.
After a rough first half in which it shot 25% from the field, Auburn recovered to earn a win in its opening National Invitation Tournament (NIT) matchup, defeating South Alabama 78-67.
In the highest-ranked matchup in Plainsman Park history, Auburn dismantled No. 3 Georgia Tech by a final score of 9-2 to extend its winning streak to double-digits behind explosive bats staying hot and dominant pitching throughout.
Coming off of their first SEC-opening road sweep since 2010, the Tigers’ 10-game win streak is on the line in what is set to be the highest-ranked matchup in Plainsman Park history.
Auburn is set to battle South Alabama in the opening round of the NIT.
Auburn could not contain Oklahoma bats as they got swept by the Sooners in Norman, Oklahoma, and fell to 19-10 (2-4 in SEC play).
Auburn’s Swim & Dive team travelled east for the NCAA Zone B diving championships for an action-packed four-day tournament at Gabrielson Natatorium in Athens, Georgia. Two separate championships will be held for the men’s and women’s teams. The Women’s 2026 NCAA Swim & Dive Championships are expected to begin on March 18 at the McAuley Aquatic Center in Atlanta. 10 Auburn female athletes are expected to compete. The Men’s 2026 NCAA Championships occur at the same venue, later that week on March 25th, with the same number of athletes present as the women’s.
The Tigers have accepted a bid to play in the 2026 National Invitation Tournament for the first time since 2009.
After losing nine of its last 12 games to end the season, Auburn has missed the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2021.
No. 6 Auburn kicked off SEC play with an impressive road sweep of Missouri.
The No. 15 Auburn gymnastics team came up short Friday against No. 7 Missouri with a total of 196.7 on Senior Night at Neville Arena.
No. 6 Auburn and Missouri are set to put their winning streaks on the line this weekend as SEC play opens up.