March Madness 2025: Auburn's fate projected by College Sports Wire
How far will Auburn go? Tyler Nettuno of College Sports Wire takes a crack before the NCAA Tournament gets underway.
Johni Broome of Auburn, Cooper Flagg of Duke unanimous picks to lead the AP All-America team
One is a fifth-year senior who began his career at a mid-major, the other a first-year wunderkind recruited by everyone. The ...
No. 1 seed Auburn has a roster filled with ‘underdog kids’ looking for a turnaround in NCAA play
Auburn has an unusual roster makeup for a team that won the Southeastern Conference’s regular season and earned a No. 1 seed ...
NCAA selection committee does Auburn dirty with brutal March Madness draw
Auburn basketball earned the No. 1 overall NCAA Tournament seed. Its prize? A path full of March Madness landmines to reach the 2025 Final Four.
The Rise of the SEC: How a league known for the gridiron became kings of college basketball
The SEC was the best conference in basketball all season, landing a record 14 teams in the 68-team NCAA Tournament.
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College basketball fans react to Auburn's SEC Tournament loss to Tennessee
From Pat Adams to NCAA Tournament fate, Auburn and college basketball fans alike shared concerns following the Tigers' most ...
Auburn’s Path to a National Championship
The race for a national title is on, and the difficult path to that title would only make winning the race more impressive for the Auburn Tigers ...
Auburn vs. Tennessee college basketball: How to watch SEC semifinals for free
The No. 3 Auburn Tigers play the No. 8 Tennessee Volunteers in the SEC Tournament. Saturday’s game is the second meeting of ...
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The beloved annual tradition that is the NCAA Tournament opens this week. Tens of thousands will fill out brackets in hopes of winning the office poll or at least a bit of respect.
Rise of the SEC: How a league known for the gridiron became became kings of college basketball
The SEC landed a record 14 teams in the 68-team NCAA Tournament. How did a league once known only for the gridiron become so dominant on the hardwood?