Everything to know from Larry Vickers' introductory press conference
Auburn women’s basketball has officially found its new head coach, as the Tigers held an introductory press conference for Larry Vickers following his arrival Monday afternoon.
Auburn women’s basketball has officially found its new head coach, as the Tigers held an introductory press conference for Larry Vickers following his arrival Monday afternoon.
No. 16 Auburn fell behind early and was unable to recover, suffering a 6-0 defeat to No. 24 Kentucky on Sunday at Kentucky Proud Park.
No. 23 Auburn softball (21-11, 0-9) came out strong with a 2-0 lead in the first inning but No. 2 Texas (31-2, 5-1) overcame the deficit to overthrow the Tigers 13-2 at Red and Charline McCombs Field on Sunday.
Larry Vickers, who led Norfolk State to unprecedented success, has been named Auburn’s head women’s basketball coach, Athletics Director John Cohen announced Sunday.
Take a look inside of the victorious locker room as players and head coach Bruce Pearl talk about the Tigers’ latest tournament win.
After a barrage of Bluejay threes in the early goings, No. 1 seed Auburn's backcourt fueled the Tigers' second-half surge their Round of 32 takedown of No. 9 seed Creighton.
Auburn shook off a slow start and a barrage of Creighton 3-pointers to punch its ticket to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2019. Behind a dominant second half led by Chad Baker-Mazara and Tahaad Pettiford, the top-seeded Tigers pulled away for an 83-70 win, looking every bit the No. 1 team in the country when it mattered most.
Check out the stats to know from Auburn’s latest tournament victory as Bruce Pearl and his squad march on after defeating No. 9 seed Creighton 82-70.
No. 1 seed Auburn pulled away after a back-and-forth first half to advance to its first Sweet 16 since 2019, defeating Creighton 82-70 inside of Rupp Arena.
No. 2 Texas scored seven unanswered runs capped off with a walk-off home run in the bottom of the seventh inning to hand Auburn its third straight SEC series loss on Saturday in Austin, TX.
Auburn won its second SEC road series of the season by taking down Kentucky in an 11-inning nail bitter.
Here's what some of our sports staff has to say about the clash between the Tigers and Bluejays, complete with score predictions and analysis.
Our sports staff answered a few questions about the matchup in Lexington, KY between the Tigers and Bluejays tonight.
In this win or go home clash, the All-American matchup between AP first team member Johni Broome and third team member Ryan Kalkbrenner is set to be the highlight on Saturday night.
No. 23 Auburn had a tough start to its series against No. 2 Texas, falling 12-2 in five innings on Friday at Red & Charline McCombs Field.
In a back-and-forth contest, No. 20 Auburn took advantage of Wildcat miscues winning 8-7 in the series opener in front of a large contingent of Tiger fans at Kentucky Proud Park.
No. 12 Auburn gymnastics is headed to Legacy Arena in Birmingham, AL to compete in the first session of the SEC Gymnastics Championships on Saturday.
No. 23 Auburn will look to build on the momentum of a midweek walk-off as it travels to Austin, TX to take on the No. 2 Texas Longhorns in a three-game series.
Auburn baseball opened the 2025 season with a record crowd of 5,718 fans at a newly renovated Plainsman Park. The upgrades—the most significant since 1996—include premium club areas, expanded general admission spaces and improved concessions. New features like the Plainsman Patio, War Eagle Wall and exclusive club seating enhance the fan experience. Head coach Butch Thompson called the Opening Day atmosphere “absolutely incredible,” as the ballpark debuts positioned Auburn among the SEC’s top venues.
Miles Kelly caught fire again at Rupp, tying Auburn’s NCAA Tournament record with seven threes in an 83-63 win over Alabama State.