Full transcript and press conference video from the Auburn head coach after a historic win in Coleman Coliseum.

In a historic matchup on Saturday, the No. 1 Auburn Tigers, led by head coach Bruce Pearl, defeated the No. 2 Alabama Crimson Tide 94-85 in Tuscaloosa. The historic clash featured the first meeting of the country’s top two teams in SEC men’s basketball history.

Following Auburn basketball's win over Alabama, Bruce Pearl was asked how many times he wants to play Alabama this year. Here's what he said.

With a month to go before Selection Sunday, Auburn looks to be on a tier to itself and fated for the No. 1 overall seed

The rivalry arguably reached new heights last offseason, when the once unthinkable happened in the transfer portal. Aden Holloway, a former five-star recruit and McDonald’s All-American, made the move across Iron Bowl lines in 2024, transferring from Auburn to Alabama after a year on the plains.

Here's a closer look at why Auburn basketball's Bruce Pearl was fired by Tennessee in 2011, leading to his hiring as the Tigers' coach:

The No. 1-ranked Tigers beat Vanderbilt 80-68, avoiding the classic trap game ahead of a showdown with No. 2 Alabama on Saturday.

After Auburn took down Alabama in one of the most anticipated college basketball matchups in recent years, Tigers head coach Bruce Pearl gave a confident statement on senior guard Denver Jones. After Jones guarded Crimson Tide star Mark Sears as well as anyone has all season,