Good morning, Auburn.

Lisa Pierce, founder of Alabama Rural Ministry, begins the 19th annual No More Shacks event today at Auburn Wesley Foundation (131 S.

Gay St.) to raise awareness and $200,000 for urgent home repairs for low-income residents; Auburn Mayor Ron Anders is scheduled to join the kickoff.

Last Friday, Auburn High beat Dothan 52 to 7 at Duck Samford Stadium, with the Tigers rushing for 288 yards overall (Jaeden King gained 108 yards on 11 carries and scored two touchdowns).

No. 25 Auburn soccer (4-2-2 SEC record) will face Florida at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday at Donald R.

Dizney Stadium in Gainesville. The team seeks to boost its offense after a 0-0 draw with Mississippi State.

Auburn Tigers lost 87 to 85 to Alabama on Thursday at Legacy Arena in Birmingham as foul trouble and missed shots hurt the team — they will face the Samford Bulldogs at Neville Arena next Thursday before the season starts on Nov.

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Auburn Tigers broke a nine-game losing streak and a 21-year drought in Athens last weekend when Alex McPherson’s 34-yard field goal clinched the win over a top-ranked opponent, and the team celebrated late into the night at *Toomer’s Corner*.

The Lee-Scott Academy football team is set to complete its regular season today at Madison Academy in the Huntsville area + the Warriors are aiming for a third straight win after winning their last two games.

Auburn's defense prepares for tomorrow's game at 11 a.m. on ESPN to counter LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt (known for his strong running and passing), as the team looks to build on its season-long prowess in forcing turnovers.

The matchup promises a test for both sides.

Thursday night at Legacy Arena saw an exhibition game that turned heated when scuffles broke out early and both teams traded rough contact in a close match ending 87-85 in Alabama’s favor — coaches from Auburn and Alabama later met to deescalate the tension.