The Pearl standard: How Bruce Pearl transformed Auburn basketball | PERRY O. HOOPER JR.
Bruce Pearl has done it: win number 214. It was not easy, but with a hard fought 86 -82 road victory over Texas he has cemented his legacy as the winningest coach in Auburn basketball history. It’s not just a milestone;
Inside Bruce Pearl’s rise from Division II coach to Auburn’s all-time wins leader
Bruce Pearl has reached orange and blue immortality on the plains. Auburn’s 64-year-old head coach now stands alone as the all-time winningest men’s basketball coach in Auburn history, passing Joel Eaves, who led the program from 1949-1963.
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The Tigers took down the Texas Longhorns 87-82, securing Pearl’s 214th win as Auburn’s coach and making him the program’s all ...
The freshman guard sets a new season high with 24 points that made the difference in the tight bout against rival Georgia ...
In a spotlight night for the SEC, No. 21 Ole Miss was the biggest winner on Tuesday. Mississippi went into Alabama and ...
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The No. 1 Auburn Tigers hit the road for another difficult-road test when they take on the No. 23 Georgia Bulldogs in Athens.
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