The #20 Auburn Tigers (2-0) hit the reset button in emphatic fashion Thursday night, demolishing Merrimack 95-57 at Neville Arena. After a chaotic overtime scare in the opener, this was the response Steven Pearl needed — and demanded. From suffocating defense to ruthless rebounding, Auburn looked like the Top 20 team

No. 20 Auburn returns to Neville tonight with a chip on its shoulder and a point to prove. After barely surviving an overtime scare against Bethune-Cookman in the season opener, the Tigers now face Merrimack in a matchup that’s less about the opponent and more about Auburn fixing itself.

The Steven Pearl era officially began with a win, but not the kind anyone wanted. Auburn, ranked No. 20 in the country and favored by 25.5 points, needed every bit of overtime to escape with a 95–90 win over Bethune-Cookman in front of a stunned Neville Arena. It

The arena is empty. It's quiet—for now. But tonight, the lights come on, the noise returns, as the season begins at Auburn, and The Jungle will come to life once more... Auburn basketball tips off tonight, and for the first time ever, Steven Pearl is running the

Well… it’s done. Less than 24 hours after Auburn scored three points at home against a broken Kentucky team, Hugh Freeze is officially out. The chants started in the student section and spread like wildfire: “Fire Hugh.” This time, Auburn listened. Let’s be clear—this wasn’t about

From Section 59, Row 1 I’ve been going to games at Jordan-Hare for a since 1990. I’ve seen blowouts, heartbreakers, miracle finishes, hell I've even seen The Beach Boys live. But I’ve never—never—seen students stay in the stands after a loss and chant

Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET on SEC Network Let’s not sugarcoat it—this is the Bottom of the Barrel Bowl. Auburn and Kentucky are a combined 1-9 in SEC play. One fanbase is furious, the other just bored. But buried in the muck is real drama tonight: a

While we sit on our hands and do nothing, the rest of the SEC is tearing down and rebuilding. Powerhouse programs are hitting reset, writing massive checks, and refusing to accept mediocrity — while Auburn clings to the hope that Hugh Freeze will somehow figure it out in year three. LSU

For the first time in over a month, Auburn fans could exhale. The Tigers finally broke their losing streak, overcoming a halftime deficit and a sluggish offense to beat Arkansas 33–24 in Fayetteville. It wasn’t pretty, but it was pure Auburn — a game defined by chaos, grit, and

This Saturday in Fayetteville isn’t just about two struggling SEC teams fighting to stay alive — it’s about what happens when patience runs out. Auburn is 3–4 and winless in the conference. Arkansas is 2–5, riding the same wave of frustration. For Hugh Freeze, this game is