Auburn may have lost 73-72, but it showed promising signs that give fans hope for the rest of the year. The Tigers showed great fight and resilience against one of the nation’s best programs and a Hall of Fame head coach, and considering the circumstances of both squads, the Tigers will only continue to improve.

Auburn women’s basketball is off to its strongest start in nearly a decade, moving to 5-0 after grinding out a 69-65 win over Georgia State on Monday night at Neville Arena.

The Auburn basketball team fell to Houston on Sunday in non-conference action, 73-72. Tigers head coach Steven Pearl was irate in the final moments of

Auburn fans sold out Legacy Arena as Auburn basketball hosted No.1 Houston in the Rx Benefits Battleground 2K25 inside Legacy Arena. It was a back-and-forth battle between two elite programs, as Houston escaped with an 73-72 victory over Auburn.

After escaping its season-opener with a win, Auburn basketball maintained an undefeated start Thursday, beating Merrimack in blowout fashion.

The No. 25 Auburn Tigers battle No. 2 Houston in a battle of Final Four teams in Birmingham on Sunday. Here's where to watch the action.

Rutgers women’s basketball will hit the road for the first time this season, with its lone contest of the week being at Auburn. The Scarlet Knights survived against another tough mid-major opponent on Sunday,

Auburn far out-did Memphis in terms of scoring efficiency, but the number of the night was Memphis' 23 turnovers, as well as the 33 points Auburn scored off them. Last season, Auburn forced just one opponent into at least 20 turnovers.

No. 1 Houston Cougars basketball found a way to remain undefeated (4-0) in a tough environment as they squeak by no. 22 Auburn in Birmingham, Alabama, 73-72.  H