Who Won The Alabama Auburn Basketball Game Last Night?

1 Auburn rout Alabama 100-81.

Who won the basketball game tonight between Alabama and Auburn?

Dunk by Devan Cambridge of Auburn – With 14 minutes and four seconds remaining in the first half, Auburn player Devan Cambridge dunked with help from Wendell Green Jr. The dunk by Cambridge brought the score to 10-8 in favor of Alabama.

What time is the Auburn vs Alabama basketball game?

What to Know – The #1 Auburn Tigers and the Alabama Crimson Tide will square battle in an SEC duel at 9 p.m. ET Feb.1 at Auburn Arena. Auburn is looking to extend their current home winning run to 12 games. The Tigers didn’t have too much issue battling the Oklahoma Sooners at home this past Saturday as they triumphed 86-68.

It was another strong night for Auburn’s forward Walker Kessler, who scored 21 points in addition to nine rebounds and four blocks. Meanwhile, Bama trounced the Baylor Bears 87-78 this past Saturday. Bama recorded double-digit scores from five players: guard Jahvon Quinerly (20), guard Jaden Shackelford (19), forward Juwan Gary (15), guard JD Davison (14), and guard Keon Ellis (11).

(11). Quinerly had some difficulties getting his feet against the Georgia Bulldogs last week, so this was a start in the right direction. Auburn is the favorite in this one, with a projected 6-point margin of victory. There might be an interesting gambling bet in this one, as they have done very well against the spread at home this season while the Crimson Tide have struggled against the spread on the road.

Is Auburn in March Madness?

In the NCAA Tournament, it looks that the Tigers have been given a draw that will work in their advantage. In the Midwest region of the tournament, Auburn will be the second seed, and they will begin play against the fifteenth-seeded Jacksonville State.

1. The Gamecocks did not prevail in the conference tournament that they participated in.
2. In point of fact, Bellarmine was the one.
3. However, the Bellarmine Knights are unable to take part in postseason play due to their recent promotion to Division I, which prevents them from qualifying for the tournament.

As a result, the ASUN conference chose Jacksonville State as the recipient of their automatic invitation. This was due to the fact that the Gamecocks had won the regular season title by compiling a conference record of 13-3. CBS Sports projects Auburn to be a winner by 16.5 points when the game begins.

According to KenPom, the Gamecocks have only a 9% probability of winning. An early look at Jax State provides some insight into the factors that contribute to the length of the line. They are small, play at a slower tempo, and have difficulty scoring points when their main player, Darian Adams, is unable to get things going for them.

The Gamecocks’ ability to make shots from beyond the arc is one of their strongest assets. The 38.2% percentage of their shots they take from beyond the arc ranks them 11th in the country. If the Tigers are successful in preventing their opponents from scoring on the perimeter, they should be in a strong position to win the first game of the tournament.

Is Auburn better than Alabama in basketball?

The Foy-ODK Sportsmanship Award is a trophy that is presented to the winning football team in the game between Alabama and Auburn. It was named after James E. Foy, who graduated from Alabama and served as the previous dean of students at Auburn. He was also a founding member of the Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society (ODK), which was founded on both campuses in the 1920s.

• The trophy is handed over to the winning school by the president of the ODK from the school that came in second place during the Alabama–Auburn men’s basketball game in the home arena of the school that came in first place.
• The ceremony takes place at midcourt.
• In the first-ever matchup between the two schools, which took place on March 1, 1924, Alabama prevailed over Auburn by a score of 40–19 in the Southern Conference Tournament in Atlanta.

On January 5, 1955, in the first ever contest in which either team was rated, #16 Alabama beats #20 Auburn 99–78. This was the first ever ranked matchup between the two teams. On February 27, 1960, #13 Auburn won their first ever Southeastern Conference title with a stunning 63–61 victory against Alabama in overtime by making a layup in the last second of the game.

On February 14, 1970, Auburn’s John Mengelt breaks the school scoring mark with 60 points and leads the Tigers to a 121–78 victory over Alabama. Mengelt also hits 23-of-44 field goals during the game. On January 22, 1972, Alabama broke Auburn’s winning run by defeating them 89–66. Prior to this game, Auburn had won 26 of the 30 games in the rivalry.

On March 8, 1975, Auburn defeated number seven Alabama by a score of 76–70, ending Alabama’s seven-game winning run in the rivalry. The game was played on January 3, 1977, and the final score was 74–71 in favor of #3 Alabama against #20 Auburn. On March 9, 1985, Auburn became the first team in the history of the Southeastern Conference to win four tournament games in four days when they defeated Alabama in the SEC Tournament Championship Game 53–49 in overtime.

This victory made Auburn the first team in SEC history to accomplish this accomplishment. At Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum on January 18, 1998, Auburn handed Alabama their worst loss in school history with a thumping of 94–40. The game’s final score was. On February 21, 2001, with 4.4 seconds left in overtime, Reggie Sharp banked in a 36-foot jumper to give Auburn an upset victory over #15 Alabama.

The final score was 72–69. January 18, 2003 – Auburn defeats #9 Alabama 77–68, extending Auburn’s home court winning run to 7, a school series record. March 9, 2018 – After trailing by 10 points at halftime of the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament, #9 seed Alabama outscored #1 seed Auburn 50–22 in the second half to win 81–63.

1. In the history of the SEC Tournament, this was the first occasion that a 9 seed has defeated a 1 seed.
2. On January 15, 2020, #4 Auburn suffered their first setback of the season at the hands of Alabama, which won 83–64.
3. Since 2004, this was the first time Alabama had defeated a team ranked in the top four of its respective poll.

Since 1924, the Tigers and the Crimson Tide have competed in 166 games against one another. The all-time series is now in Alabama’s favor, with 99 wins to Auburn’s 67 victories. The game has been played in the following cities: Auburn, Tuscaloosa, Birmingham, Montgomery, Atlanta, Louisville, Memphis, Nashville, and Orlando.

St. Louis is the tenth city on the list. Alabama has a lead in the series with a score of 50–11 in Tuscaloosa, as well as 2–1 in Atlanta, 2–0 in Louisville, 1–0 in Memphis, 1–0 in Nashville, 1–0 in Orlando, and 1–0 in St. Louis (1-0). Auburn is in the lead in the series with a score of 34–28, and they also have a 17–9 advantage in Montgomery and Birmingham (4–3).

The Tigers have the lead in games that were played at non-conference venues (22-20), but the Crimson Tide hold the lead in games that were played during the SEC Tournament (8-2), and the Tigers hold the lead in games that were played during the SEC Tournament Championship (22-20).

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
1	March 1, 1924	Atlanta, GA	Alabama	40–19
2	February 28, 1941	Louisville, KY	Alabama	38–16
3	December 21, 1948	Birmingham, AL	Alabama	46–45
4	January 5, 1949	Auburn, AL	Alabama	45–38
5	January 27, 1949	Tuscaloosa, AL	Alabama	39–37
6	December 20, 1949	Auburn, AL	Auburn	45–40
7	January 28, 1950	Tuscaloosa, AL	Auburn	66–58
8	February 18, 1950	Auburn, AL	Auburn	67–58
9	December 19, 1950	Tuscaloosa, AL	Alabama	70–46
10	January 18, 1951	Auburn, AL	Alabama	65–64
11	February 10, 1951	Tuscaloosa, AL	Alabama	63–44
12	February 2, 1952	Auburn, AL	Alabama	62–60
13	February 23, 1952	Tuscaloosa, AL	Alabama	63–50
14	February 28, 1952	Louisville, KY	Alabama	63–49
15	January 17, 1953	Tuscaloosa, AL	Alabama	61–51
16	February 28, 1953	Auburn, AL	Auburn	78–73
17	December 19, 1953	Birmingham, AL	Alabama	70–62
18	January 16, 1954	Tuscaloosa, AL	Alabama	70–58
19	March 5, 1954	Auburn, AL	Alabama	57–55
20	January 15, 1955	Montgomery, AL	# 16 Alabama	99–78
21	March 5, 1955	Montgomery, AL	# 11 Alabama	84–80
22	January 14, 1956	Montgomery, AL	# 19 Alabama	86–77
23	March 2, 1956	Montgomery, AL	# 3 Alabama	93–82
24	January 19, 1957	Montgomery, AL	Auburn	92–88 OT
25	March 1, 1957	Montgomery, AL	Alabama	81–79 2OT
26	January 18, 1958	Montgomery, AL	Alabama	83–65
27	March 1, 1958	Montgomery, AL	# 16 Auburn	67–65
28	December 20, 1958	Birmingham, AL	# 13 Auburn	79–60
29	January 17, 1959	Montgomery, AL	# 5 Auburn	57–55
30	February 28, 1959	Montgomery, AL	# 6 Auburn	69–50
31	December 19, 1959	Birmingham, AL	Auburn	59–52
32	January 16, 1960	Montgomery, AL	Auburn	69–66
33	February 27, 1960	Montgomery, AL	# 13 Auburn	63–61 OT
34	December 17, 1960	Birmingham, AL	# 11 Auburn	74–62
35	January 28, 1961	Montgomery, AL	Alabama	71–66 OT
36	March 4, 1961	Montgomery, AL	Auburn	80–69
37	January 20, 1962	Montgomery, AL	Auburn	60–50
38	March 4, 1962	Montgomery, AL	Auburn	62–49
39	January 19, 1963	Montgomery, AL	Auburn	81–78 OT
40	March 2, 1963	Montgomery, AL	Auburn	74–67 OT
41	January 18, 1964	Montgomery, AL	Alabama	86–72
42	February 29, 1964	Montgomery, AL	Auburn	83–76
43	January 16, 1965	Montgomery, AL	Auburn	93–68
44	March 6, 1965	Montgomery, AL	Auburn	80–60
45	January 22, 1966	Montgomery, AL	Auburn	90–71
46	March 5, 1966	Montgomery, AL	Alabama	88–83
47	February 11, 1967	Montgomery, AL	Auburn	66–63
48	March 3, 1967	Montgomery, AL	Auburn	99–96 OT
49	February 10, 1968	Tuscaloosa, AL	Alabama	64–63
50	March 2, 1968	Auburn, AL	Auburn	73–69
51	January 15, 1969	Auburn, AL	Auburn	78–63
52	February 17, 1969	Tuscaloosa, AL	Auburn	60–53
53	January 12, 1970	Tuscaloosa, AL	Auburn	86–77
54	February 14, 1970	Auburn, AL	Auburn	121–78
55	January 11, 1971	Auburn, AL	Auburn	83–72
56	February 13, 1971	Tuscaloosa, AL	Auburn	92–76

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No. Date Location Winner Score 57 January 22, 1972 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 89–66 58 February 19, 1972 Auburn, AL Alabama 79–78 59 January 20, 1973 Auburn, AL # 11 Alabama 76–64 60 February 17, 1973 Tuscaloosa, AL # 17 Alabama 87–75 61 February 2, 1974 Auburn, AL # 8 Alabama 73–64 62 March 4, 1974 Tuscaloosa, AL # 7 Alabama 97–84 63 February 1, 1975 Tuscaloosa, AL # 9 Alabama 77–53 64 March 8, 1975 Auburn, AL Auburn 76–70 65 January 10, 1976 Auburn, AL # 10 Alabama 63–62 66 February 7, 1976 Tuscaloosa, AL # 17 Alabama 86–75 67 January 3, 1977 Auburn, AL # 3 Alabama 74–71 68 March 5, 1977 Tuscaloosa, AL # 12 Alabama 81–77 69 January 24, 1978 Auburn, AL Alabama 81–74 70 February 25, 1978 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 89–86 71 January 20, 1979 Auburn, AL # 18 Alabama 83–76 72 February 17, 1979 Tuscaloosa, AL # 20 Alabama 80–73 73 January 23, 1980 Auburn, AL Alabama 50–46 OT 74 February 20, 1980 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 59–47 75 January 28, 1981 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 83–73 76 February 25, 1981 Auburn, AL Auburn 56–54 77 January 27, 1982 Auburn, AL # 13 Alabama 67–65 78 February 24, 1982 Tuscaloosa, AL # 17 Alabama 74–72 79 January 5, 1983 Auburn, AL Auburn 91–80 80 March 6, 1983 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 86–78 81 March 10, 1983 Birmingham, AL Alabama 62–61 82 January 5, 1984 Tuscaloosa, AL Auburn 91–86 83 March 3, 1984 Auburn, AL Auburn 83–70 84 January 16, 1985 Auburn, AL Alabama 60–55 85 February 16, 1985 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 74–72 2OT 86 March 9, 1985 Birmingham, AL Auburn 53–49 OT 87 January 16, 1986 Tuscaloosa, AL # 18 Alabama 60–56 88 February 15, 1986 Auburn, AL Auburn 71–69 89 January 22, 1987 Tuscaloosa, AL # 13 Alabama 88–82 90 February 21, 1987 Auburn, AL # 12 Alabama 77–75 91 March 7, 1987 Atlanta, GA # 9 Alabama 87–68 92 January 27, 1988 Auburn, AL Auburn 84–74 93 February 27, 1988 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 82–77 94 January 28, 1989 Auburn, AL Alabama 67–64 95 March 2, 1989 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 74–58 96 January 27, 1990 Tuscaloosa, AL # 24 Alabama 78–59 97 February 28, 1990 Auburn, AL Alabama 80–65 98 March 10, 1990 Orlando, FL Alabama 87–71 99 January 3, 1991 Auburn, AL Alabama 68–56 100 February 2, 1991 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 88–80 101 March 9, 1991 Nashville, TN # 24 Alabama 77–59 102 January 18, 1992 Auburn, AL Auburn 81–63 103 March 7, 1992 Tuscaloosa, AL # 20 Alabama 82–80 104 January 27, 1993 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 81–78 105 March 3, 1993 Auburn, AL Auburn 78–70 106 January 25, 1994 Auburn, AL Alabama 74–69 107 March 5, 1994 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 83–68 108 March 11, 1994 Memphis, TN Alabama 83–55 109 February 1, 1995 Tuscaloosa, AL # 20 Alabama 65–63 110 February 18, 1995 Auburn, AL # 18 Alabama 86–73 111 January 10, 1996 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 72–65 112 February 14, 1996 Auburn, AL Alabama 75–72

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No. Date Location Winner Score 113 January 28, 1997 Auburn, AL Auburn 72–62 114 February 22, 1997 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 55–50 115 January 18, 1998 Auburn, AL Auburn 94–40 116 February 4, 1998 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 76–62 117 January 23, 1999 Tuscaloosa, AL # 6 Auburn 73–58 118 February 13, 1999 Auburn, AL # 3 Auburn 102–61 119 March 5, 1999 Atlanta, GA # 4 Auburn 93–61 120 February 2, 2000 Auburn, AL # 10 Auburn 77–63 121 February 22, 2000 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 68–64 122 January 27, 2001 Tuscaloosa, AL # 15 Alabama 81–80 123 February 21, 2001 Auburn, AL Auburn 72–69 OT 124 January 12, 2002 Auburn, AL Auburn 59–56 125 February 27, 2002 Tuscaloosa, AL # 6 Alabama 73–68 126 January 18, 2003 Auburn, AL Auburn 77–68 127 February 15, 2003 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 84–68 128 January 17, 2004 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 69–46 129 February 24, 2004 Auburn, AL Alabama 72–71 130 January 26, 2005 Auburn, AL # 14 Alabama 60–55 131 March 2, 2005 Tuscaloosa, AL # 19 Alabama 94–53 132 January 11, 2006 Auburn, AL Alabama 56–52 133 March 1, 2006 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 71–61 134 January 23, 2007 Auburn, AL Auburn 81–57 135 February 24, 2007 Tuscaloosa, AL Auburn 86–77 136 January 26, 2008 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 97–77 137 February 4, 2008 Auburn, AL Auburn 88–76 138 January 17, 2009 Auburn, AL Auburn 85–71 139 March 3, 2009 Tuscaloosa, AL Auburn 77–73 140 January 30, 2010 Auburn, AL Auburn 58–57 141 March 6, 2010 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 73–61 142 January 22, 2011 Auburn, AL Alabama 68–58 143 February 23, 2011 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 51–49 144 February 7, 2012 Auburn, AL Alabama 68–50 145 February 29, 2012 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 55–49 146 February 6, 2013 Auburn, AL Auburn 49–37 147 February 26, 2013 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 61–43 148 January 30, 2014 Auburn, AL Auburn 74–55 149 March 1, 2014 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 73–57 150 January 24, 2015 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 57–55 151 February 17, 2015 Auburn, AL Alabama 79–68 152 January 19, 2016 Auburn, AL Auburn 83–77 153 February 27, 2016 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 65–57 154 January 21, 2017 Auburn, AL Auburn 84–64 155 February 4, 2017 Tuscaloosa, AL Auburn 82–77 156 January 17, 2018 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 76–71 157 February 21, 2018 Auburn, AL # 12 Auburn 90–71 158 March 9, 2018 St. Louis, MO Alabama 81–63 159 February 2, 2019 Auburn, AL Auburn 84–63 160 March 5, 2019 Tuscaloosa, AL Auburn 66–60 161 January 15, 2020 Tuscaloosa, AL Alabama 83–64 162 February 12, 2020 Auburn, AL # 11 Auburn 95–91 OT 163 January 9, 2021 Auburn, AL Alabama 94–90 164 March 2, 2021 Tuscaloosa, AL # 8 Alabama 70–58 165 January 11, 2022 Tuscaloosa, AL # 4 Auburn 81–77 166 February 1, 2022 Auburn, AL # 1 Auburn 100–81 Series: Alabama leads 99–67

The athletic website for Auburn University is the source for all information, including scores, dates, and rankings.

What rank is Auburn basketball team?

AP Top 25

RANK	TEAM	RECORD
1	Auburn (45)	18-1
2	Gonzaga (15)	15-2
3	Arizona (1)	16-1
4	Baylor	17-2

Is Auburn out of tournament?

AUBURN — Going into the last day of the regular season in 2022, the Auburn baseball team was in complete control of its own fate and had additional backup plans. There are two outcomes that would ensure a fourth-place finish in the conference and, more crucially, a first-round bye in the SEC Tournament that would begin the following week: either Auburn would win at Kentucky or LSU would lose at Vanderbilt.

• And for a time, it seemed like the Tigers were in the clear.
• On Saturday in Lexington, Kentucky, there was a lengthy rain delay, and after five innings they were leading 1-0.
• During this time, Vanderbilt held a 6-0 lead.
• However, the rain was followed by a downpour.
• The comeback by Kentucky in the sixth inning resulted in five runs, four of which were scored with two outs remaining.

LSU won their game in Nashville by a final score of 21-10 after scoring 11 runs in the eighth inning. In a setback by a score of 6-3, Auburn was unable to rediscover its previous comeback magic. The Tigers (37-18, 16-13 SEC) blew a half-game lead over LSU in the waning hours of the game, and as a result, they will be the No.5 seed in the SEC tournament.

1. Who will they face in the elimination round on Tuesday? No.12 seed Kentucky (30-24, 12-18), the team that squeaked into the tournament by thwarting Auburn’s plans for a day off.
2. Entucky earned their spot in the competition.
3. The Wildcats were victorious in two of their three matches.
4. The final game at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium will be played on Tuesday (SEC Network), and it will be that contest.

POSTSEASON PROJECTIONS: Will Auburn baseball serve as a host for a regional of the NCAA? Where the Tigers stand before the start of the postseason Auburn trustee Jimmy Rane has denied the role of boosters in the inquiry of Bryan Harsin and in the decisions about football.

If Auburn pulls off the upset, the Tigers will play the fourth-seeded LSU Tigers (37-18, 17-13) in the late game on Wednesday (SEC Network). That will mark the beginning of the bracket with a double round of elimination. Both Auburn and LSU have a chance to compete for a national seed in the top eight of the NCAA Tournament, which would give the winner the opportunity to host a super regional.

At the beginning of April, Auburn played a series at LSU and won two of the three games. Because it is ranked fourth in the RPI, Auburn is in a good position to host a regional tournament regardless of the outcome of the SEC Tournament.

What channel is the Alabama and Auburn basketball game on tonight?

How to watch the men’s basketball game between Auburn and Alabama on TV and through live stream – On Tuesday, February 1, the game will begin at 8:00 p.m. Central Time. The city of Auburn is located in Alabama. TV channel: ESPN Channel 206 on DirecTV is where you can get ESPN.

Is the Alabama Auburn game on TV?

Which channel will today’s game between Alabama and Auburn be broadcast on? – TV channel (national): CBS CBS Sports App and fuboTV both provide live streaming. The matchup between Alabama and Auburn that takes place in the Iron Bowl will be shown on CBS across the country.

Where will Auburn play in Sweet 16?

It is important to pay attention to the matchup between the Auburn Tigers and the Miami Hurricanes on Sunday, since it will take place in the round of 32 of the NCAA tournament. Both teams have faced off against one another twice, once in the year 1966 and again in the year 2001.

The series is at 1-1, and the game on Sunday will be the first time these two teams face each other in the NCAA Tournament. The contest that year took held in Knoxville, which is located in the state of Tennessee. During that season, Bill Lynn led Auburn to a record of 17-8, which was enough for fourth place in the SEC.

In a three-game period, the team faced off against opponents that would later become members of the ACC: Georgia Tech, Miami, and Florida State. The Hurricanes went on to have a 15-11 record that season, while the Tigers went on to win their rematch against Miami in 2001.

• The final score of the game was 87-73 in favor of the Hurricanes.
• In the National Invitation Tournament that was held in Auburn, Alabama, the Tigers (18-14) led by head coach Cliff Ellis prevailed against the Hurricanes (16-13) by a score of 60-58.
• The following game of that tournament saw Auburn suffer a defeat at the hands of the Purdue Boilermakers.

This year, the competition will take place on Sunday in Greenville at a time that has not yet been decided. The victor of that match will go to the Sweet 16 and play against either Wisconsin, Colgate, Iowa State, or LSU, depending on which team they beat.

Is Auburn still in the NCAA Tournament 2022?

AUBURN — It has been seven years since the last time Auburn played home to a regional of the NCAA Baseball Tournament. The Tigers, who finished the regular season with a record of 37-19, were given a top-16 national seed for the 2022 tournament. The remaining 32 teams in the tournament will be revealed on Monday (11 a.m.

• CT, ESPN2), and this will include the other three teams that will be participating in Auburn’s regional, which will take place at Plainsman Park from June 3 to June 6.
• After losing three of its past four games, all of which were against the team that was in 12th place in the standings, Auburn’s wait for Sunday night’s hosting announcement grew a bit more tense than was expected.

But the Tigers’ résumé prevailed. They finished fifth in a division that was stacked with competition in the SEC despite being anticipated to finish last in their division. They are now ranked 11th in the RPI and have the 12th toughest schedule in the country.

• Under the guidance of Butch Thompson, who is in his eighth year as head coach, Auburn is competing in the NCAA Tournament for the fourth time.
• In 2019, Thompson guided the Tigers to their seventh College World Series appearance despite the team not having played a single tournament game in their home stadium.

They were victorious in both the regional competition at Georgia Tech and the super regional competition in North Carolina. At 2018, they triumphed in the regional competition held in North Carolina State but fell short against Florida. AUBURN FOOTBALL: Which teams represent Auburn’s most formidable competition for the 2022 football season? Rank each of the 12 in terms of their difficulty.

How many times has Alabama won at Auburn?

External connections –

• Article on the Iron Bowl in the Encyclopedia of Alabama
• Exciting Times in the History of the Iron Bowl
• The Bowl Made of Iron

There are several articles and media files on Wikimedia Commons linked to the Iron Bowl.

Has Alabama basketball won a national championship?

These are the head coaches for Alabama:

Coach	Tenure	Record	Conf. Titles	NCAA Apps.	Nat. Champ
Nate Oats	2019-Pres	61-36	1	2
Avery Johnson	2015-19	75-62		1
John Brannen (int.)	2015	1-1
Anthony Grant	2009-15	117-85	1	1
Philip Pearson (int.)	2009	6-7
Mark Gottfried	1998-2009	210-131	1	5
David Hobbs	1992-98	110-76		2
Wimp Sanderson **	1980-92	265-118	1	10
C.M. Newton	1968-80	211-123	3	2
Hayden Riley	1960-68	102-104
Eugene Lambert	1956-60	49-49
Johnny Dee	1952-56	68-25	1
Floyd Burdette	1946-52	81-59
Hank Crisp	1923-42, 45-46	264-133	2
Malcolm Laney	1944-45	10-5
Paul Burnham	1942-43	10-10
Charles Bernier	1920-23	47-19	–	–	–
Bill Moore	1919-20	5-7	–	–	–
Yancey Goodall	1918-19	3-3	–	–	–
Lonnie Noojin	1917-18	2-5	–	–	–
Thomas Kelly	1916-17	6-8	–	–	–
Griff Harsh	1915-16	13-4	–	–	–
Tubby Graves	1912-15	20-12	–	–	–

The key is that conference titles only refer to the regular season, NCAA Apps are to appearances in the NCAA Tournament, and national champions refer to teams that win the NCAA Tournament. Records and accomplishments that are shown do not take into account victories or appearances that were subsequently annulled by the NCAA.

Has Auburn basketball won a national championship?

Erik Hall | Montgomery Advertiser The 2021-22 season was a memorable one for the Auburn men’s basketball team, as they ended the year by undisputedly claiming the regular season title of the Southeastern Conference. The Auburn Tigers want to carry over their recent success into the NCAA Tournament in 2022.

The head coach of the men’s basketball team at Auburn is Bruce Pearl. This is his ninth season serving as the head coach of the Auburn basketball team. In the 2017-18 and 2018-19 school years, he led Auburn to the NCAA Tournament for the first time. During the 1983–1984 college basketball season, the Auburn Tigers men’s basketball team competed in the NCAA Tournament for the very first time.

The only time Auburn has ever made it to the Final Four was in 2019, which was also the last time it competed there. The Auburn Tigers have never been victorious in the NCAA Tournament. Additional wagering odds to win the NCAA Tournament in 2022: Alabama odds | Arkansas Razorbacks odds Jacksonville State Gamecocks odds | LSU odds Memphis Tigers odds | Tennessee Vols odds

Did Auburn win their basketball game?

Final score: Auburn 119, Israel U-20 56 – Nelson Chenault/USA TODAY Sports Fourth Quarter: Auburn 119, Israel U-20 56 KD Johnson had a difficult end to the third quarter to open the fourth. Another theft by Traore, along with a basket scored by Westry, brings his total to 13 points, while Traore also scores a basket.

1. To open the fourth, the score is 6-0 in favor of the Tigers, and Israel has a timeout.
2. Auburn has a lead of 86-40.
3. After hitting a three from the corner a minute into the fourth quarter, KD Johnson has amassed five points for his team.
4. Israel has responded with three of its own in this exchange.
5. Auburn’s defense is showing signs of starting to become less effective.

Turnover, Broome dunk. Another mistake, and another goal scored by Broome. Auburn is hoping to have a successful finish. Allen Flanigan executes a silky step-back three-pointer, bringing the Tigers’ total to 100 points for the game.100 to 47 with 4 minutes and 53 seconds left to play When he is trying to challenge a layup, Jaylin Williams takes a hard tumble to the ground and is hesitant to get up.

Williams is currently sitting with 9 points and 8 rebounds. Israel sinks a three to decrease their opponent’s lead to 52 points. If this sounds familiar, it’s because it is: Auburn has committed a foul on on a fast break, and Broome has scored. Today, he has 15 points and 10 rebounds in his stat line. Akingbola gets a block on a jump shot, and Yohan Traore commits a foul on the other end of the court to conclude the play.

The score for Traore is 13 points. The performance of the Auburn freshman was outstanding. Carter Sobera checks in. The Tigers have scored 29 points off of fast breaks, while Israel has only scored five. Wow. The Tigers had a 109-50 advantage heading into the last media break of the game.

Traore is about to walk to the free throw line. Auburn earned 111 points thanks to a strong finish, which helped compensate for Chris Moore’s missed shot. After Israel makes a three-point shot, Traore receives a great pass and jams the ball with two hands. Israel scores two points on the jump shot, and Tre Donaldson provides the assist once again, this time to Babatunde Akingbola.

A flurry of goals scored in this latter stretch of the game. The game is over when Donaldson pulls off a steal, and Traore seals the deal with a resounding reverse slam. A victory for Auburn, 119 to 56.

Who did Auburn basketball lose too?

The following are five important lessons that may be drawn from Auburn’s defeat at the hands of Florida. In the last minutes of the game, the Tigers are playing poorly. A game that was plagued by turnovers and had bad refereeing resulted in Auburn’s (24-3, 12-2 SEC) loss to Florida (63-62).

The story continues in the same manner. Again, Auburn’s field goal shooting was subpar, as seen by their 20-of-50 (40%) and 5-of-14 (35%) performance from behind the arc, respectively. Is there anything left in the tank for this squad to use when they are on the road? My biggest concern is that Auburn’s performance at the neutral site will be quite similar to that on the road.

If what you say is true, there isn’t much reason for optimism about the Tigers’ chances going into March. The following are five important lessons that may be learned from Auburn’s third defeat of the season.

What team did Auburn basketball lose to?

The pregame show, courtesy of Jake Crandall and the USA Today Network Both teams are presently going through their pregame routines. Deni Avdija, who was selected ninth overall in the NBA Draft in 2020, has committed to play for the Israel National Team.

Additionally, he is a member of the Washington Wizards at this time. In 2021, he played for the Wizards and scored 8.4 points per game while shooting 43.2% from the field. The starting lineup for Auburn: #1 Wendell Green Jr. (G, Jr.) #12 Zep Jasper (G, Sr.) #22 Allen Flanigan (G/F, Sr.) #21 Yohan Traore (F, Fr.) #44 Dylan Cardwell (C, Jr.) A noteworthy observation here from the Auburn basketball Twitter account: With an average of 79.3 points per game and 41.2 rebounds per game, the Israel National Team is presently ranked No.42 in the FIBA Basketball World Cup standings.

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