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Volleyball Sweeps Arkansas

Auburn, Ala. (EETV) -  Volleyball finished out the weekend with another sweep, this time against Arkansas. The Tigers won the match 3-0 and now improve their record to 10-3 overall. “I’m very happy with the aggressiveness we played with today,” Auburn head coach Rick Nold said to Auburn Athletics.


VIBOOSH CHANDRASEKAR
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​Men’s Tennis Success at Vanderbilt

Nashville, Tenn. (EETV) - Men's Tennis wrapped up another tournament of their fall season, tallying more key Olle Trestrup, Brandon Laubser, Carles Sarrio, Michael Durham and Edward Nguyen all won singles over this past weekend at Commodore Scramble. Freshman Alex Rushin earned his first victory with a 6-4 win. “Our guys got better as the weekend went on," head coach Bobby Reynolds stated to Auburn Athletics.


​Michaela Owen has been under par in every round she has played so far this season.
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Golf tied for 3rd after Round 1

Auburn, Ala. (EETV) - Women’s Golf is tied for 3rd place after the first round at the Magnolia Invitational. Collectively, Auburn shot a total of 291 three over. Senior Michaela Owen, who shot a 2-under-par 70, assisted Auburn with their advancement in the first round.


Kristen Dodson (35) run's with ball
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Soccer draws against MSU

Auburn, Ala. (EETV) –  Soccer traveled to Mississippi State Friday night battling to a scoreless draw in their fourth SEC game. The Tigers put 4 of their 14 shots in the match were on frame.  Bri Folds leads with five shots, while Kristen Dodson follows closely with four shots in the match.


Jarmarcus D. Phillips
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Tuskegee man in jail following car break in

Auburn, Ala. (EETV) - Auburn Police arrested Jarmarcus D. Phillips, 23, of Tuskegee on felony warrants charging him with Unlawful Breaking and Entering of a Vehicle and Theft of Property 3rd degree. At approximately 6:00 a.m.


Sara P's Fast 5: Auburn defeats Miss State
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Sara P's Fast 5: 5 Takeaways from Auburn's Demolition of Miss State

Auburn, Ala. (EETV) - The now No. 12 Tigers certainly put on an offensive show in their 49-10 win over Mississippi State. Auburn finally looks like the team they were expected to be, being dominant on both sides of the ball. Here are my 5 takeaways from the Tigers route of Mississippi State: 1) Stidham the Gun Slinger Earlier in the season, I said that quarterback Jarrett Stidham may not be the quarterback of right now but would be the quarterback of the future. He came to Auburn without playing a single snap in almost 2 years and having played 4 college games. But as the weeks have gone on, Stidham has become more confident in himself and confident in his teammates. And this week in the route of the Bulldogs, Stidham is finally playing like the quarterback we all expected and hoped he would be. He threw for 264 yards and 2 TDs, oh and he had a QBR of 96.2, which is extremely high.  The main thing that comes from these numbers is that Stidham has confidence in his arm to throw the ball down the field for the deep threat. He was able to hit four different receivers for passes longer than 40 yards and considering he looked afraid earlier this season to throw the ball, hitting multiple players for deep passes shows Stidham is finally confident in himself. Stidham is officially the quarterback we expected him to be: cool, calm, and collected with a cannon of an arm. 


Tony Martin Patillo
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Former transit driver back in jail

Lee County, Ala. (EETV) - Tony Martin Patillo, the transit driver accused of raping an Auburn student in a transit bus is back in jail. Patillo was arrested on Saturday evening and his bond was revoked. According to Lee County Sheriff Jay Jones, Patillo was involved in some type of action that the court believed was "evident of a threat or continuing conduct of violating the law." Patillo is in the Lee County Jail without bond, a court date has not been set.


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Operating on All Cylinders

Auburn, Ala. (EETV) – No. 13 Auburn faced No. 24 Mississippi State in Jordan-Hare Stadium tonight. Auburn has finally found its offensive identity as the entire team was operating on all cylinders tonight. On offense, Auburn took many shots downfield, completing four 20-yard passes.


Jay Jacobs
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LEATH: Recent reports surrounding Jay Jacobs potential firing are "inaccurate"

Auburn, Ala. (EETV) - Friday night AL.com published an article stating that Auburn University administrators were laying the groundwork to fire current Athletics Director Jay Jacobs. "The report is inaccurate." says Auburn President Steven Leath, "Jay Jacobs is the Athletics Director." The report indicated that plans were already in the works to replace Jacobs but the process was being expedited following recent scandals.


Kevin Wyss runs for Auburn
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Cross Country set to travel to Louisville

Auburn, Ala. (EETV)- Cross country will compete in the 16th annual Louisville Cross Country Classic Saturday.  With over 3,000 athletes from 142 colleges scheduled to compete, this event is classified as one of the largest meets in the nation taking place in 2017.  A total of 42 men’s and 41 women’s teams currently ranked in the national polls will be attending. The race will be hosted by the Louisville Sports Commission at E.P.


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Bruce Pearl speaks for first time since Chuck Person Arrest

Auburn, Ala. (EETV) - Bruce Pearl faced the media for the first time since the arrest of associate head coach Chuck Person. "I stand by the university statement and the conduct that is alleged is not acceptable," said Pearl on the Person allegations. The allegations of bribery against Person have drawn a lot of focus to the status of the Auburn basketball program.