AUBURN, Ala. – No. 2 Auburn (36-15) concludes its home schedule with a matchup against Jacksonville State (31-21) Tuesday at 6 p.m. CT at Plainsman Park.
The will be broadcast on the Auburn Sports Network and can be heard locally on Wings 94.3 FM. It will also be streamed digitally on SEC Network+.
PROBABLE STARTERS
Tuesday – Fr. RHP Andreas Alvarez (1-1, 6.97) vs. Jr. RHP Karson Bonaparte (3-2, 4.35)
QUICK HITTERS
Auburn is 20-4 in non-conference play, including 10-2 in midweek games.
The team is 24-6 at Plainsman Park and has won 10 of the last 11 home games.
The 24 wins at Plainsman Park are the most since 2015 (25) and the third most since 2003.
Auburn is hitting .334 and outscoring the opponent 250-138 at home this season.
The Tigers are coming off a sweep of South Carolina in which they scored 46 runs on 51 hits.
The 46 runs scored were the most in a SEC series in program history and the 51 hits were the most in a league series since 1994.
Twenty-one of the 51 hits were for extra bases, including 11 home runs.
Both numbers mark the most in a SEC series since 2010.
Eric Guevara was named the SEC Player of the Week after going 12-for-15 with seven runs, two doubles, one triple, two home runs and nine RBI in the three games.
He is the first SEC player with 12 hits in a league series since Tanner Allen (Miss. State) in 2019.
Chris Rembert is riding an 11-game hitting streak and is hitting .511 (24-for-47) with 16 runs, five home runs and 15 RBI during the span.
Auburn leads the all-time series vs. Jacksonville State, 27-18, including a 20-15 mark at home.
SCOUTING THE GAMECOCKS
Jacksonville State enters the final week of the regular season with a 31-21 overall record and a 13-11 mark in C-USA play. The Gamecocks have won four straight series and are 10-5 overall since the two teams met on Apr. 15.
Offensively, Jacksonville State is hitting .274 as a team and has scored 360 runs in 51 games. Junior utility player Colton Hegwood leads the team with a .314 average and is one of four players hitting .300 or higher. Junior catcher Grayson Ashe has homered seven times in the last 15 games.
On the mound, the Gamecocks have turned in a 5.41 staff ERA with 392 strikeouts and 257 walks in 442.1 innings pitched. Tuesday starter Karson Bonaparte is 3-2 with a 4.35 ERA and has logged 41.1 innings pitched, third most on the team.
PROMOTIONS
Diamond Deal Days - $2 hot dogs and $5 domestic brews
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Plainsman Park now features two new premium club areas in the Broadway Club at Plainsman Park and 984 Club along with the return of the Hall of Fame Club, which opened in 2024. Additionally, the ballpark now has expanded general admission areas in the War Eagle Wall, Tiger Terrance and Plainsman Patio.
Pregame road closures: Event staff will assist fans using crosswalks up until 15 minutes prior to first pitch, at which time there will be a full closure of Donahue Drive between the right field gate and intersection of Heisman Drive for fans to enter Plainsman Park. Donahue will re-open shortly after first pitch.
Postgame egress road closures: Donahue Drive will again be fully closed from right field to Heisman Drive starting between the 7th and 8th innings. It will remain closed until the stadium has cleared of fans, roughly 30 minutes after the final out of the game.
New entrances: In an effort to expedite fan entry to Plainsman Park, two new entrances have now been introduced on the lower First Base Concourse, along Donahue Drive. The traditional Home Plate Concourse and Tiger Terrace gates will continue to provide stadium admission, as well as the premium entrance outside of the Hall of Fame Club for those with reserved seats inside the Hall of Fame Club.
Metal detecting: Consistent with other Auburn Athletics venues, fans entering any gate at Plainsman Park this season will be asked to walk through a metal detector upon entry.
For a complete overview of gamedays at Plainsman Park for 2025, click here.