Auburn will hold its Fan Day Saturday at 2 p.m. CT. Also, the SEC has released its T.V. schedule for baseball. All the info is below...
The Auburn baseball program and head coach Butch Thompson would like to welcome fans to take part in Fan Day on Saturday, Feb. 2 at Plainsman Park.
The event, weather permitting, will allow fans an opportunity to get a sneak peek of the 2019 Tigers during an intrasquad scrimmage and will also be the first chance to pick up a 2019 schedule poster to be autographed by the players.
Gates will open at 1:30 p.m. CT, and the intrasquad scrimmage will begin at 3 p.m. The scrimmage will last approximately two hours with a 30-minute autograph session to follow.
Ticket information will be available at the ticket booth located at the main entrance of the ballpark.
Auburn begins the 2019 campaign with a three-game series against Georgia Southern from Feb. 15-17. Season tickets, which cost $195 per seat, cover Auburn's 32-game home schedule and include 15 SEC contests. Fans can reach the Auburn ticket office by phone at 1-855-282-2010 or by emailing tickets@auburn.edu. To order tickets online, visit www.aubtix.com.
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Fifty-one of Auburn’s regular season games will be broadcast in 2019, including nine games that will air on national television as part of the Southeastern Conference’s TV package announced by the league office Wednesday.
Auburn’s national TV slate, which includes broadcasts on SEC Network and ESPNU, is as follows.
Date Opponent Time (CT) Network
Saturday, Mar. 16 vs. Tennessee 6 p.m. SEC Network
Tuesday, Mar. 26 vs. Alabama (CCC) 6 p.m. SEC Network
Saturday, Mar. 30 at South Carolina 12 p.m. SEC Network
Sunday, Mar. 31 at South Carolina 11 a.m. SEC Network
Thursday, Apr. 4 vs. Arkansas 6:30 p.m. ESPNU
Thursday, Apr. 25 at Vanderbilt 6:30 p.m. ESPNU
Friday, Apr. 26 at Vanderbilt 7 p.m. SEC Network
Saturday, May 4 vs. Alabama 7 p.m. SEC Network
Sunday, May 5 vs. Alabama 3 p.m. SEC Network
In addition to the nine nationally televised games, 42 of Auburn’s remaining 46 regular season contests will be available online via SEC Network+, ESPN+, ACC Network Extra or another streaming program. Those games and the platform they will be broadcast on can be found on the Auburn baseball schedule page.
The final weekend of the regular season will also include SEC Network’s Wildcard and Bases Loaded coverage. Wildcard games will air on Thursday, May 16, and Saturday, May 18, in order to televise games of the most significance to the conference race. Wildcard games are generally announced the first or second week of May. Bases Loaded coverage will air on Friday, May 17, and will feature portions of every SEC game.
The entirety of the SEC Baseball Tournament from May 21-26 will be broadcast on national television with the first five days of action airing on SEC Network and the championship game airing on ESPN2.
The Auburn baseball program and head coach Butch Thompson would like to welcome fans to take part in Fan Day on Saturday, Feb. 2 at Plainsman Park.
The event, weather permitting, will allow fans an opportunity to get a sneak peek of the 2019 Tigers during an intrasquad scrimmage and will also be the first chance to pick up a 2019 schedule poster to be autographed by the players.
Gates will open at 1:30 p.m. CT, and the intrasquad scrimmage will begin at 3 p.m. The scrimmage will last approximately two hours with a 30-minute autograph session to follow.
Ticket information will be available at the ticket booth located at the main entrance of the ballpark.
Auburn begins the 2019 campaign with a three-game series against Georgia Southern from Feb. 15-17. Season tickets, which cost $195 per seat, cover Auburn's 32-game home schedule and include 15 SEC contests. Fans can reach the Auburn ticket office by phone at 1-855-282-2010 or by emailing tickets@auburn.edu. To order tickets online, visit www.aubtix.com.
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Fifty-one of Auburn’s regular season games will be broadcast in 2019, including nine games that will air on national television as part of the Southeastern Conference’s TV package announced by the league office Wednesday.
Auburn’s national TV slate, which includes broadcasts on SEC Network and ESPNU, is as follows.
Date Opponent Time (CT) Network
Saturday, Mar. 16 vs. Tennessee 6 p.m. SEC Network
Tuesday, Mar. 26 vs. Alabama (CCC) 6 p.m. SEC Network
Saturday, Mar. 30 at South Carolina 12 p.m. SEC Network
Sunday, Mar. 31 at South Carolina 11 a.m. SEC Network
Thursday, Apr. 4 vs. Arkansas 6:30 p.m. ESPNU
Thursday, Apr. 25 at Vanderbilt 6:30 p.m. ESPNU
Friday, Apr. 26 at Vanderbilt 7 p.m. SEC Network
Saturday, May 4 vs. Alabama 7 p.m. SEC Network
Sunday, May 5 vs. Alabama 3 p.m. SEC Network
In addition to the nine nationally televised games, 42 of Auburn’s remaining 46 regular season contests will be available online via SEC Network+, ESPN+, ACC Network Extra or another streaming program. Those games and the platform they will be broadcast on can be found on the Auburn baseball schedule page.
The final weekend of the regular season will also include SEC Network’s Wildcard and Bases Loaded coverage. Wildcard games will air on Thursday, May 16, and Saturday, May 18, in order to televise games of the most significance to the conference race. Wildcard games are generally announced the first or second week of May. Bases Loaded coverage will air on Friday, May 17, and will feature portions of every SEC game.
The entirety of the SEC Baseball Tournament from May 21-26 will be broadcast on national television with the first five days of action airing on SEC Network and the championship game airing on ESPN2.
