Matthew Wallace is an Assistant Sports Editor for The Auburn Plainsman and 247Sports, focusing on local sports news in Auburn, Alabama. With a passion for covering college athletics, Matthew has also contributed to publications such as South Wales Guardian Group, The Herald Bulletin, and Forbes, providing in-depth analysis and commentary on various sports events and teams.
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Matthew Wallace focuses almost exclusively on sports, particularly college football and coverage of Auburn University. His interest in social media reactions suggests an openness to incorporating public sentiment into his reporting.
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The Auburn volleyball team has had a tough month, losing its last eight matches after a promising start to the season.
No. 4 Auburn will continue its loaded nonconference schedule with its second trip to the prestigious Maui Invitational next week. The first trip came in the 2018-19 season, when the Tigers placed third in the event, winning two of their three games.
For the second time this season, Auburn faces Ohio State on the soccer field. Auburn hopes the rematch goes just as the first game did, as the Tigers defeated the Buckeyes 1-0 at the Auburn Soccer Complex. This time, however, the teams meet with their season on the line in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
The Auburn women’s basketball schedule will kick into high gear this week with the Tigers’ trip to the West Coast to face Oregon and California.
The Auburn football team saved its most exciting home game for last, as the Tigers outdueled No. 15 Texas A&M, winning by a score of 43-41 in quadruple overtime.
Auburn receiver KeAndre Lambert-Smith makes a contested catch against Texas A&M.
Once down by 18 in its opener in Maui, No. 4 Auburn roared back — scoring on a Johni Broome tip-in with 1.2 seconds left to take an 83-81 victory
Facing one last opportunity to qualify for a bowl game, Auburn travels to Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa to face No. 13 Alabama in the 89th Iron Bowl.
As the Auburn men’s basketball team wraps up its trip to Maui, another trip to paradise will begin for the women’s basketball team. The Tigers head to St. Thomas in
Johni Broome waves to the crowd before Auburn's game against Vermont
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