Auburn Still Winless in SEC Play After Heartbreaking Finish
Aidan Kowalski | September 30Auburn could not hang on late against the Commodores.
Auburn could not hang on late against the Commodores.
This Sunday the Auburn Tigers (4-2-4) get set to host the No. 13 Ole Miss Rebels (8-0-2) for the SEC home opener at the Auburn Soccer Complex. Noah Phillips and Aidan Kowalski will have the call on radio dial 91.1FM and be streaming on weglfm.com.
Auburn picks up another win ahead of two week road stretch.
“I thought we played miles better than we did at Wake Forest, our offense was really clicking we created a ton of opportunities,” Auburn head coach Karen Hoppa said.
No. 19 Auburn falls 2-0 to No. 4 Arkansas on senior night who remain undefeated in conference play improving to 8-0-0. The Tigers move to 11-4 overall and record their third loss against SEC opponents.
Auburn welcomes their toughest opponent of the season thus far in the Georgia Bulldogs. With playoff hopes hanging by a thread, the Tigers enter what we’ll consider murderers row on the toughest lineup college football has to offer.
The Auburn Tigers snatch victory from the gates of mediocrity over Georgia State 34-24. Traveling to LSU next week in the spotlight game, the only question comes to who will start at quarterback.
The Auburn Tigers enter conference play as the only one-loss team in the SEC. Wednesday night in the Auburn Arena, the Tigers welcome the undefeated Ole Miss Rebels to the Plains. The game will be broadcast locally on WEGL 91.1 FM with Jacob Hillman and Aidan Kowalski on the call for an 8 p.m. first serve.
The matchup just makes sense if the goal is to bring balance to college football. It’s an unfair game when schools are snubbed a playoff spot when analysts speculate what MIGHT happen if two teams played. Limit the number non-conference tune-up games and give fans more matchups worth paying for.
It’s a matchup that could shape up to be Auburn’s biggest non-conference matchup of the decade. Visiting a place titled Happy Valley for the first time in program history to face a Top-10 opponent in front of a sea of white challenges what you may expect in a week three matchup. Even more so when this Saturday, chances favor the fact this could be the second largest crowd the Tigers have played in front of since 2004.