During his news conference that Auburn can play with anyone. You mean like Kentucky & Vandy? Also, check out these stats.
Auburn's strengths on offense proved ineffective against Ole Miss, which gained its most yards in SEC play in nearly 46 years in a 27-19 win on the Plains on Saturday.
The Tigers (4-4, 1-4 SEC) entered the game leading the SEC in third-down conversion but were just 2 for 15 against the Rebels. Auburn's rushing attack, the backbone of Gus Malzahn's offense was held to a season-low 125 yards in its second-lowest outing of his tenure at Auburn (120 against Mississippi State in 2013).
TOTAL OFFENSE
Last week: 363.1 (12th, 92nd)
This week: 371.1 (11th, 89th)
Why: Auburn gained a season-best 427 yards
SCORING OFFENSE
Last week: 28.4 (9th, 71st)
This week: 27.3 (10th, 82nd)
Why: Auburn scored 19 points
TOTAL DEFENSE
Last week: 430.6 (14th, 99th)
This week: 446.5 (14th, 107th)
Why: Auburn allowed 558 yards, most against the Tigers since Texas A&M had 602 in 2013 and most by Ole Miss in SEC play since 1969.
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