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Alabama baseball completed the weekend sweep over Rhode Island with a win on Friday and two wins in Saturday’s double header.

No. 25 Alabama handled business on the road defeating a struggling LSU squad 90-83.

Looking to snap a five-game skid in its annual AUTLIVE game, Auburn aims for a resume-boosting win as it hosts Kentucky at Neville Arena. 

After clawing back from an 18-point deficit, Auburn briefly held a lead, but the Tigers couldn’t finish as they dropped their fifth straight game to Mississippi State at Humphrey Coliseum on Wednesday night 91-85. 

No. 25 Alabama kept their win streak alive with a 117-115 double overtime thriller over No. 20 Arkansas.

No. 9 Auburn baseball faced an early deficit against Cincinnati on Tuesday night at Plainsman Park and was unable to muster any runs as it fell 8-0 in its first piece of midweek action. 

In their first midweek matchup of the season, Alabama’s bats were nowhere to be found for most of the game.

Auburn will aim to halt a four-game losing streak Wednesday night when it travels to Starkville for another pivotal matchup against Mississippi State. 

A shorthanded Auburn squad was no match for No. 21 Arkansas, dropping its fourth consecutive game 88-75 at Bud Walton Arena on Saturday. 

Alabama extended its win streak to four games with a 89-75 win over South Carolina.

No. 9 Auburn baseball began its season with an opening weekend sweep of Youngstown State to begin the 77th season on the Plains.

Alabama baseball split the first two games of the series with Washington State but took the final game to win the series.

After a 95-73 shellacking in the first meeting on January 10, Auburn will travel to Bud Walton Arena on Saturday, chasing the season sweep of No. 21 Arkansas. 

The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals sided with the Alabama High School Athletic Association’s (AHSAA) ruling that Oakwood Adventist will be ineligible for the upcoming postseason.

Alabama got off to a slow start but rolled in the second half to secure a 93-74 win over Ole Miss.

Auburn could not overcome a sluggish start against No. 19 Vanderbilt, dropping its third-straight game 84-76 on Tuesday in Neville Arena. 

Fresh off a four-point loss to Alabama over the weekend, Auburn has a quick turnaround as the Tigers host No. 19 Vanderbilt on Tuesday night.

Auburn controlled much of the afternoon, leading Alabama for nearly 24 minutes in Neville Arena, but the Crimson Tide’s 3-point shooting prowess was on full display down the stretch, handing Auburn a 96-92 loss – marking Alabama’s second straight win on Auburn’s home floor for the first time in more than a decade. 

Alabama grabbed a big road win on Saturday, defeating in-state rival Auburn 96-92.

After a much-needed week off, Auburn returns to Neville Arena to host rival Alabama in another highly anticipated edition of the Iron Bowl of Basketball. 

With Auburn head coach Alex Golesh bringing in former USF assistants Joel Gordon as offensive coordinator, Kodi Burns as wide receivers coach and Tyler Hudanick as offensive line coach, the offensive side of the ball is built on familiarity and cohesion.

Alabama bounced back after an embarrassing loss with a 100-97 win over Texas A&M.

No. 23 Alabama drops another game on the road, losing their fifth straight against No. 19 Florida by a score of 100-77.

In a heavyweight bout that showcased the two winningest SEC programs over the last nine seasons, Auburn’s four-game winning streak came to an end as Tennessee led for all 40 minutes on Saturday night in Thompson-Boling Arena en route to a 77-69 victory. 

Tuskegee University head basketball coach Benjy Taylor was taken off the court in handcuffs following his team's 77-69 loss against Morehouse College on Saturday.

Riding a four-game winning streak, Auburn travels to Knoxville on Saturday night for a primetime ESPN showdown with Tennessee at Thompson-Boling Arena. 

As he continues to push for the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) to reconsider its recent decision to separate public and private school playoff competition, Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth questioned the scheduling balance and the travel difficulties that would accompany the separate divisions.