Auburn softball vs. Ole Miss: How to watch/listen to this weekend’s series at Jane B. Moore Field

Taylor Jones

March 31, 2023 at 10:00 AM·3 min read

Auburn softball welcomes Ole Miss to the Plains this weekend for a three-game SEC series, and if you’re wondering how you can watch the action live, you’ve come to the right place.

Ever since returning from Oklahoma City last week, the No. 19 Auburn Tigers have been on a hot streak.

Auburn swept Missouri last weekend behind excellent pitching and stellar defense. The Tigers followed up that good fortune by knocking off Samford in Homewood on Wednesday night, 10-0 in five innings. Lindsey Garcia had five RBI in the win while Maddie Penta recorded eight strikeouts and no hits in 4.0 innings of work in the circle.

This weekend’s opponent, Ole Miss, is near the bottom of the SEC standings with a 1-5 record against conference opponents. Despite only having one win, the Rebels have played close with the conference’s best teams. Last weekend at LSU, Ole Miss won the series-opening game, 5-1 before dropping the final two games of the weekend, 2-0 and 3-1 respectively.

Auburn head coach Mickey Dean says that the Rebels’ defense is what keeps them close in SEC games.

“They take care of the ball on defense. Our numbers are very similar when it comes to the pitching staffs, but both teams do it in different ways. They force a lot of ground balls and are one of the best teams in the country in turning double plays. It’s going to be another competitive series.”

Below, you will find everything you need to know ahead of this weekend’s SEC series between Auburn and Ole Miss, including a broadcast guide, a projected lineup, and players to watch from both teams.

How to watch this weekend's series

Here’s when you should tune in to see Friday’s game:

Date: Friday, March 31
Time: 6 p.m. CT
Streaming: SEC Network+ (Brit Bowen, Kasey Cooper)
Radio: 95.9 in Auburn/AuburnTigers.com (J.J. Jackson)

Here’s when you should tune in to see Saturday’s game:

Date: Saturday, April 1
Time: 3 p.m. CT
TV Channel: SEC Network (Mark Neely, Kenzie Fowler)
Live Stream: fuboTV (watch here)
Radio: 95.9 in Auburn/AuburnTigers.com (J.J. Jackson, Brit Bowen)

Here’s when you should tune in to see Sunday’s game:

Date: Sunday, April 2
Time: 1 p.m. CT
Streaming: SEC Network+ (Brit Bowen, Amy Reif)
Radio: 95.9 in Auburn/AuburnTigers.com (J.J. Jackson)

Auburn's projected lineup

C [autotag]Aspyn Godwin[/autotag]
1B Bri Ellis
2B Carlee McCondichie
3B Denver Bryant
SS Nelia Peralta
LF [autotag]Lindsey Garcia[/autotag]
CF Makayla Packer
RF [autotag]KK McCrary[/autotag]
DP [autotag]Jessie Blaine[/autotag]

Auburn's pitchers

Auburn's players to watch

Carlee McCondichie (.372 average, 35 hits)
Bri Ellis (8 HR, 28 RBI)
Lindsey Garcia (7 HR, 31 RBI)
Nelia Peralta (.368 average, 32 hits)
Maddie Penta (0.94 ERA, 166 strikeouts)

Ole Miss' players to watch

Mikayla Allee (.352 average, 32 RBI)
Mya Stevenson (10 HR, 26 RBI)
Paige Smith (18 hits, 20 RBI)
Jalia Lassiter (12 stolen bases)
Makenna Kliethermes (2.49 ERA, 64 K, .189 opponent average)

Story originally appeared on Auburn Wire

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