Fall sports draw ever closer, and the time for talk is almost over.
That doesn’t mean Auburn running back Tank Bigsby is done talking quite yet, though, as an interview with the SEC Network saw him talking on quite a few topics. A former Auburn player got a taste of what it was like to play on the “Field of Dreams”, Auburn soccer got its first win and an Auburn golfer is making herself known on a national stage.
Read about all of it for this latest edition of the Auburn Morning Rush down below:
Tank Bigsby speaks on multiple topics in a new interview
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Football season is almost upon us, and Auburn football players are gearing up.
In a new interview with the SEC Network, Auburn running back Tank Bigsby spoke on a multitude of topics that included his family, players buying into the program and his thoughts on coach Bryan Harsin (and particularly how impressed he is with Harsin’s work ethic). You can check out the interview below:
Former Auburn baseball player plays in MiLB “Field of Dreams” game
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The “Field of Dreams” game has received lots of praise from baseball fans, but it isn’t just the major leagues that are holding it.
The minor leagues held its own iteration of the game on Tuesday when the Cedar Rapids Colonels squared off against the Quad Cities River Bandits in Iowa. One of those Colonels was former Auburn player Will Holland, who had three at-bats and a hit in his appearance in the Field of Dreams game.
Auburn soccer nets first win of the year
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With fall sports comes SEC soccer, and the Tigers’ soccer team is getting ready for their upcoming season with an exhibition tune-up match.
Auburn soccer defeated the Georgia Southern Eagles 4-1 in its first exhibition match of the year. The game had to be played in two parts, as it started on Monday but was put on hold due to weather when Auburn was up 2-0. Auburn managed 20 shots throughout the game to Georgia Southern’s four.
Women’s golfer top ten in US Women’s Amateur
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Auburn Tiger Casey Weidenfeld is making herself known on a national stage.
The Auburn women’s golfer ended the day in the US Women’s Amateur tournament tied for seventh place at 6-under and sank four straight birdies at one point. She shot a 72 overall on the day and will look to play well in the rest of the tournament that is set to end on the 14th.
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