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No. 18 Auburn comes back to upset No. 4 South Carolina

COLUMBIA, S.C. – No. 18 Auburn men's tennis upset No. 4 South Carolina for their first road conference victory of the season by a 4-3 score on Friday. The Tigers overcame a 3-1 deficit by claiming three consecutive singles wins to get the thrilling team victory."These guys continue to grow in their belief of one another and themselves," Auburn head coach said after the victory. "We had the doubles point in our grasps and let it go but they realized it was the same situation as last ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. – No. 18 Auburn men's tennis upset No. 4 South Carolina for their first road conference victory of the season by a 4-3 score on Friday. The Tigers overcame a 3-1 deficit by claiming three consecutive singles wins to get the thrilling team victory.

"These guys continue to grow in their belief of one another and themselves," Auburn head coach said after the victory. "We had the doubles point in our grasps and let it go but they realized it was the same situation as last year's SEC Tournament. What I'm most proud about is that we didn't give up, and kept fighting even with our backs against the wall in the first 30 minutes of singles. They kept clawing for every point, and it allowed us to turn the momentum on court. We will enjoy this achievement tonight and get ready for a tough Florida team."

After dropping a close doubles point, lost in two sets on court four to make the score 2-0. Senior cut into that lead by defeating Jake Beasley in two sets by a 7-5, 6-4 score on court five. No. 8 Connor Thompson then defeated on court two which put the Gamecocks one singles win away from victory.

Auburn freshman , who cracked the ITA singles rankings for the first time on Tuesday, took down No. 111 Raphael Lambling 6-2, 6-3. After he lost the initial set 6-1, senior came roaring back on court one and knocked off the 3 ranked singles player in the nation, Toby Samuel, for his 10 dual singles win of the season by a 6-1, 6-3, 6-4 to give the Tigers the momentum and tie the match at three. The win was Stice's third win over a ranked singles opponent in dual matches this season and the first over a player ranked in the top five.

The match was decided on court six, where freshman and Lucas da Silva had traded set wins to set up a winner-take-all third set for the team victory. Blaydes dominated the set 6-1 to capture his fourth consecutive singles victory and the team win for the Tigers.

Auburn has now defeated the Gamecocks in each of their last two meetings, as the Tigers took down the Gamecocks by a 4-2 score in the SEC Tournament last season.

With the victory, Auburn improves to 14-6 for the season and to 3-3 in SEC play. South Carolina suffers just their third loss of the season and falls to 15-3 overall and 3-2 in conference play.

The Tigers' road trip continues on Sunday, as they will face No. 22 Florida in Gainesville. The match at the Alfred A. Ring Tennis Complex is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. CT. Live video and live scoring for the match will be available at floridagators.com.

#18 Auburn 4, #4 South Carolina 3

Singles results: 1. #110 (AUB) def. #3 Toby Samuel (SC) 1-6, 6-3, 6-4 2. #8 Connor Thomson (SC) def. (AUB) 6-2, 7-6 (7-4) 3. #107 (AUB) def. #111 Raphael Lambling (SC) 6-2, 6-3 4. #82 Casey Hoole (SC) def. (AUB) 6-2, 6-4 5. (AUB) def. Jake Beasley (SC) 7-5, 6-4 6. (AUB) def. Lucas da Silva (SC) 6-2, 4-6, 6-1

Doubles results: 1. #23 / (AUB) def. #43 Jake Beasley/James Story (SC) 7-5 2. Connor Thomson/Lucas da Silva (SC) def. / (AUB) 7-6 (7-5) 3. Raphael Lambling/Casey Hoole (SC) def. / (AUB) 7-5

Order of finish: Doubles: 1,3,2; Singles: 4,5,2,3,1,6

How to watch South Carolina vs. Auburn: Live stream, TV channel, start time for Saturday's NCAAB game

Auburn @ South CarolinaCurrent Records: Auburn 15-3; South Carolina 8-10The South Carolina Gamecocks haven't won a game against the #16 Auburn Tigers since Jan. 22 of 2019, but they'll be looking to end the drought Saturday. The Gamecocks have the luxury of staying home another game and will welcome Auburn at 3:30 p.m. ET Jan. 21 at Colonial Life Arena. Auburn should still be riding high after a win, while USC will be looking to right the ship.USC received a tough blow on Tuesday as they fell 70-58 to the Ole Miss Rebels...

Auburn @ South Carolina

Current Records: Auburn 15-3; South Carolina 8-10

The South Carolina Gamecocks haven't won a game against the #16 Auburn Tigers since Jan. 22 of 2019, but they'll be looking to end the drought Saturday. The Gamecocks have the luxury of staying home another game and will welcome Auburn at 3:30 p.m. ET Jan. 21 at Colonial Life Arena. Auburn should still be riding high after a win, while USC will be looking to right the ship.

USC received a tough blow on Tuesday as they fell 70-58 to the Ole Miss Rebels. Guard Meechie Johnson Jr. wasn't much of a difference maker for USC; Johnson Jr. finished with only five points on 2-for-10 shooting in his 34 minutes on the court.

Meanwhile, Auburn strolled past the LSU Tigers with points to spare on Wednesday, taking the contest 67-49. The top scorers for Auburn were guard Wendell Green Jr. (14 points) and forward Jaylin Williams (14 points).

USC is the clear underdog, so they're hoping it's the size of the fight that determines this one. Now might not be the best time to take USC against the spread since they've let down bettors for the past two consecutive games.

USC is now 8-10 while Auburn sits at 15-3. A pair of stats to keep in the back of your head while watching: USC has only been able to knock down 39.80% percent of their shots, which is the 349th lowest field goal percentage in college basketball. Auburn's defense has more to brag about, as they they have been holding their opponents to a field goal percentage of 38.60%, which places them 11th in college basketball. So the cards are definitely stacked in their favor.

The Tigers are a big 12.5-point favorite against the Gamecocks, according to the latest college basketball odds.

The oddsmakers were right in line with the betting community on this one, as the game opened as a 12.5-point spread, and stayed right there.

Over/Under: -109

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Auburn have won six out of their last ten games against South Carolina.

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The last two spots in the Final Four will be on the line as the 2023 NCAA Tournament schedule has reached the final day of regional action. It's been a historic and bracket-busting year of March Madness, with no No. 1 seeds in the Elite Eight for the first time ever. Sunday's Elite Eight action features the teams responsible for making that history, as a pair of No. 5 seeds, San Diego State in South and Miami in the Midwest, will play in regional finals after knocking off top seeds in the Sweet 16.

The action will start with San Diego State looking to follow its takedown of No. 1 seed Alabama with a victory against No. 6 seed Creighton (2:20 p.m. ET, CBS) in Louisville followed by No. 2 seed Texas against No. 5 seed Miami (5:05 p.m. ET) in Kansas City. Texas is the only one of the four programs with any Final Four appearances, so there's a lot of individual school history on the line, and even in the Longhorns' case it's been 20 years since their last Final Four appearance.

So whether its a first-time bit of tournament history or snapping a decades-long drought, any combination of winners on Sunday will bring its own unique storylines to add to the celebration.

Let's take a look at some other storylines to note in Sunday's Elite Eight action.

Texas dealing with a notable injury issue

Texas' Dylan Disu has been a significant reason for the Longhorns' good results here in the postseason. The senior forward was a force in the Big 12 Tournament title run and was named the Big 12 Tournament MVP. He followed that strong showing in Kansas City with 17 points against Colgate in the NCAA Tournament opener and then a game-high 28 points in a five-point win against Penn State in the second round. Along the way, Disu suffered a bone bruise in his foot. He only played two minutes against Xavier in the Sweet 16 and after the game Rodney Terry seemed to indicate that the opportunity to play was almost ceremonial, giving the senior a chance to take the floor with his teammates in the Sweet 16.

Disu is officially considered day-to-day, with treatment and rehab trying to get him as healthy as possible as soon as possible. But the image of Disu, one of Texas' most important players, in a walking boot on the bench does not suggest this is a minor issue. Texas has great options to pick up the work thanks to a deep bench and some good bigs in the rotation, but the absence of Disu would leave the Longhorns without a big piece of its postseason success at a very crucial time in the tournament.

Brian Dutcher's championship pedigree

No coaches left in the NCAA Tournament have experienced winning a national championship as a head coach, but San Diego State's Brian Dutcher has been a part of a championship run as an assistant. Dutcher assumed the SDSU head coaching position after Steve Fisher retired, and that relationship between those two coaches goes back to Fisher's national championship run in 1989, with Dutcher serving in his first year as an assistant on that staff. He was with Fisher at Michigan through multiple Final Four runs, so while San Diego State as a program and Dutcher as a head coach are in the Elite Eight for the first time ever there is plenty of tournament experience on the Aztecs' sideline.

Miami is in the midst of a program peak under Jim Larranaga

Larranaga, at 73 years old, has Miami in a spot where its experience more NCAA Tournament success under his guidance than at any other time in the school's history. In beating Houston, Larranaga now has 10 NCAA Tournament wins at Miami while every other coach in the school's history combined only has four. Larranaga is responsible for four of the program's five Sweet 16 appearance and now both of the school's Elite Eight appearances, reach this point in back-to-back years. One more win sends Miami to the Final Four for the first time program history, though it would mark Larranaga's return to the Final Four after guiding George Mason to the game's biggest stage in 2006. That experience advantage is an interesting wrinkle to Miami's showdown with Texas, which has Rodney Terry in his first-ever Elite Eight appearance as a head coach.

Check out the full TV and streaming schedule for Sunday's Elite Eight games below.

Saturday, March 25

Time (ET)GameTV / Stream
6:09 p.m. (9) FAU vs. (3) Kansas State Madison Square Garden -- New York TBS (watch live)
8:49 p.m. (4) UConn vs. (3) Gonzaga T-Mobile Arena -- Las Vegas TBS (watch live)

Sunday, March 26

Time (ET)GameTV / Stream
2:20 p.m. (6) Creighton vs. (5) San Diego State KFC Yum! Center -- Louisville CBS (watch live)
5:05 p.m. (5) Miami vs. (2) Texas T-Mobile Center -- Kansas City CBS (watch live)

How to watch Auburn Tigers vs South Carolina Gamecocks: Live stream info, TV channel, game time | February 9

The South Carolina Gamecocks (23-0) will try to build on an 11-game road winning streak when squaring off versus the Auburn Tigers (13-9) on Thursday, February 9, 2023 at Neville Arena, airing at 8:00 PM ET on SEC Network+.Auburn is coming off of a 54-51 loss to the Arkansas in its last game on Sunday.Buy Tigers TicketsBefore this matchup, here is w...

The South Carolina Gamecocks (23-0) will try to build on an 11-game road winning streak when squaring off versus the Auburn Tigers (13-9) on Thursday, February 9, 2023 at Neville Arena, airing at 8:00 PM ET on SEC Network+.

Auburn is coming off of a 54-51 loss to the Arkansas in its last game on Sunday.

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Top-seed Auburn advances to SEC Championship with 13-7 win over South Carolina

BLYTHEWOOD, S.C. – The top-seeded Auburn equestrian team used big performances Friday to earn a 13-7 win over No. 4 seed South Carolina on the first day of the 2023 SEC Championship.The four-time defending SEC champion Tigers (9-2) will face No. 2 seed Texas A&M for the SEC title Saturday at 1:30 p.m. CT at One Wood Farm in Blythewood, South Carolina."We did pretty good today," head coach ...

BLYTHEWOOD, S.C. – The top-seeded Auburn equestrian team used big performances Friday to earn a 13-7 win over No. 4 seed South Carolina on the first day of the 2023 SEC Championship.

The four-time defending SEC champion Tigers (9-2) will face No. 2 seed Texas A&M for the SEC title Saturday at 1:30 p.m. CT at One Wood Farm in Blythewood, South Carolina.

"We did pretty good today," head coach Greg Williams said. "The team didn't let any adversity affect them and responded with big rides when we needed them. I'm so proud of how they battled today and can't wait to see what they do tomorrow."

The Tigers were led by big rides from upperclassmen as fifth year Emma Kurtz won MOP in Flat and senior Olivia Tordoff took MOP in Horsemanship.

"The leadership we have right now is unbelievable," Williams said. "I especially love what is going on outside the arena. This group loves putting the team first and they really care about each other."

Auburn went ahead 6-4 at intermission following Flat and Reining, going 3-2 in both events.

After the Gamecocks took the first point in Flat, Kurtz followed with her MOP victory as she topped her opponent 255-219, earning a 90 from one judge. Senior Ava Stearns followed with a 238-228 win over Mary Hunter Millet and junior Ellie Ferrigno downed Trinity Hammerschmidt, 238-208. The wins for Kurtz and Stearns were the eighth of the year for each.

Junior Olivia Marino led Reining off with a 202.5-193.5 win, earning her fifth win of the season. South Carolina captured the next two points before Auburn sealed the 3-2 victory in the event. Freshman Alexia Tordoff put together a 202.5-196 win and junior Isabella Tesmer capped the first half off with a 210-206 victory over Emilia Reutimann. The wins for Tordoff and Tesmer were the seventh each of the year.

Auburn's Horsemanship squad picked up where Reining left off in Western and put together a 4-1 showing for the team.

The older Tordoff earned her fifth MOP of the season in the event with a huge score, 229-203. USC took the next match before Auburn closed out with three more points. The younger Tordoff bested her opponent, 226.5-207.5, and classmate Caroline Fredenburg followed with a two-point win, 222.5-220.5. Senior Maddie Spak improved to 10-0-3 on the season with a 225.5-207.5 victory for the Tigers.

The Fences corps saw wins from Kurtz, Ferrigno and sophomore Sophee Steckbeck to take the event. Kurtz scored 254 points in her victory, while Steckbeck downed Hammerschmidt, 243-227. Ferrigno capped Fences with a 251-228 win over Bella Primavera.

#1 AUBURN 13, #4 SOUTH CAROLINA 7 FENCES Madeline Schaefer (SC)* def. Ava Stearns (AU), 258-248 Emma Kurtz (AU) def. Jordan Allen (SC), 254-235 Natalie Jayne (SC) def. Mary-Grace Segars (AU), 251-238 Sophee Steckbeck (AU) def. Trinity Hammerschmidt (SC), 243-227 Ellie Ferrigno (AU) def. Bella Primavera (SC), 251-228

FLAT Madeline Schaefer (SC) def. Mary-Grace Segars (AU), 247-232 Emma Kurtz (AU)* def. Ellie Beard (SC), 255-219 Ava Stearns (AU) def. Mary Hunter Millet (SC), 238-228 Ellie Ferrigno (AU) def. Trinity Hammerschmidt (SC), 238-208 Natalie Jayne (SC) def. Sophee Steckbeck (AU), 257-208

HORSEMANSHIP Olivia Tordoff (AU)* def. Alyssa Jipping (SC), 229-203.5 Alexa Thorpe (SC) def. Madison Parduhn (AU), 215.5-176 Alexia Tordoff (AU) def. Tierney Horton (SC), 226.5-207.5 Caroline Fredenburg (AU) def. Kendalyn Herlocker (SC), 222.5-220.5 Maddie Spak (AU) def. Carly Jenkins (SC), 225.5-207.5

REINING Olivia Marino (AU) def. Mary Margaret Coats (SC), 202.5-193.5 Chloe Stephenson (SC) def. Caroline Buchanan (AU), 206.5-204.5 Haley Turner (SC)* def. Kate Buchana (AU), 207-201.5 Alexia Tordoff (AU) def. Emma Lane (SC), 202.5-186 Isabella Tesmer (AU) def. Emilia Reutimann (SC), 210-206

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