Andrew Dutton's “Special Moment” Highlights No. 2 Auburn's Running Rule of Jacksonville State – Auburn Tigers

Auburn, ala. – The Auburn Run No. 2, which was playing in Plainsman Park for the last time in the regular season, ruled 19-1 on Tuesday evening.

The fourth game in a row made the tigers offensive with double-digit runs and goals when five players collected several goals and took four in several runs. In the last four games, Auburn has achieved 65 runs with 67 goals.

“We knew the potential and were somehow afterwards,” said head coach Butch Thompson about the crime. “It is a big deal, especially now. They have stayed for a long time.

“The offensive does so much and they are capable. From top to bottom, there is a lot of talent in this line -up. I am glad that we have been seeing it here in this phase lately,” added Thompson.

The graduate information Andrew Dutton made his Auburn at the end of the fifth inning and hit fourth place he saw. He swung with a 2-1 fasting on the inner half of the plate and sent him over the hit site via the right field fence and sent his teammates, who flocked to celebrate.

“The amount that went crazy was a dream that had become true,” said Dutton. “It is what I was waiting for. It was great. The boys always supported me very much for me and the teammate that I am. This is the greatest to have only these 40 best friends who really take care of you.”

“It was a script tool for me,” added Thompson. “That's what it's about. This is the good stuff. You speak of using a moment. We had a great time this evening. It was a special moment. He has it for life to walk around these bases in an Auburn uniform.

Cooper McMurray emphasized a first inning of five runs with his second Grand Slam of the season and finally drove high five runs in a season. His Homerun was his 13th of the season and his fifth in the last nine games.

“When the bases are loaded, the goal is to do a job early in the count,” said McMurray. “At this point in the season there are no individual statistics that are important. It is only about winning. If the three boys rise to the base in front of me, it makes my job a lot easier. I only tried to get a good playing field and bring a good swing on the ball to do a job.”

Auburn (37-15) jumped out to an early lead from McMurrays mentioned above and marked his second Grand Slam in the first inn this season. Chris Rembert and Eric Guevara started the game with walks and Ike Irish followed with a single to load the bases in front of McMurrays Homerun. Lucas Steele and Bub Terrell later exchanged doubles in the Inning to extend the lead to 5: 0.

Andreas Alvarez (2-1) made his seventh season in his first two inning thanks to a double game in the first and collection in the second.

Rembert met a Homerun with two runs in the third inning to extend the lead to 7-0. The long ball was Rembert's 10th of the season, including its sixth place in the last 10 games.

With seven, Auburn sent 15 batteries to the plate and achieved a high season high of 11 runs in the fourth inning to extend his lead to 18-0. The 11 runs were the most in an inning since he scored 11 against Florida A&M on March 1, 2023. Eight in a row reached six singles, a double and a walk with one in the inning. Terrell started with his second RBI doubles in the frame and later came to the inning to add a base that eliminated the double, marked its third doubles and increased his RBI to five. Deric Fabian drove with a double and Rembert, Guevara, McMurray, Eric Snow and Chase Fralick in a couple of runs everyone added a run.

Alvarez retired in the third, fourth and fifth framework in retirement in the retirement of Jacksonville State (31-22) to end his night after he was confronted with the minimum in 5.0 goalless innings. He allowed a run and a walk and struck two.

Parker Carlson and Mason Koch campaigned in relief when Jacksonville State managed his only run in the seventh inning and scored four goals in the game.

Next, Auburn ended the SEC time plan with a road trip to No. 22 Ole Miss (34-17, 14-13 seconds) from Thursday to Saturday in Oxford, Mississippi.