How to watch Auburn vs. Alabama: Highlights and results
History will be made during the Iron Bowl on Saturday when No. 1 Auburn faces No. 2 Alabama. This is the first No. 1 versus No. 2 matchup in SEC history. Throw in the fact that these two heated rivals are from the same state, and this game has some major juice to it. This is the first of two matchups this season between the SEC rivals.
Auburn (22-2) stumbled last weekend at home against Florida, snapping their 14-game winning streak. The Tigers bounced back earlier this week with a 12-point road victory over Vanderbilt. On the other side, Alabama has not lost a game since January 14 and is coming off a 23-point blowout victory over Texas.
The winner of this game will secure first place in the SEC and the No. 1 national ranking in Monday's AP Top 25 poll. Find out how to watch the game below. For more college basketball coverage, read our NCAA men's basketball March to the Madness guide.
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The game between Auburn and Alabama tips off at 4 p.m. ET on Saturday, February 15, 2025. The game will be played inside Coleman Coliseum, in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Watch the game on ESPN or stream on WatchESPN.
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