Drops continue to plague Auburn. Yet, they remain a part of the game. Conquering them could mean the Tigers notch their first conference victory. With bowl eligibility within their grasp, Auburn's receivers can't let games slip through their fingers.

Despite missing three players -- two of them being starters -- Auburn goes into Saturday’s game against Arkansas with a relatively clean bill of health. Connor Lew, Horatio Fields and Durell Robinson are all ruled out, but senior tight end Brandon Frazier and freshman corner Donovan Starr were both removed from the SEC availability report.

Learn which TV channel or how to live stream the Arkansas Razorbacks vs. Auburn Tigers game, Saturday, Oct. 25.

Auburn football needs just three wins to earn bowl eligibility. Will they take a step in the right direction in Week 9?

Though new Auburn basketball skipper Steven Pearl suffered a loss in his first official game as the Tigers’ head coach, recruits don’t seem to be all that worried. Case in point, the Tigers landed a new commit on Friday in four-star combo guard Caleb Williams, the first recruit of Steven Pearl’s tenure.

Auburn football had a pair of Tigers removed from the latest SEC availability report for its matchup with Arkansas.

Auburn and Arkansas will square off in an SEC game at CDT Saturday at Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

And it’s not just one particular thing; it’s a mixture of failed play-calling by Hugh Freeze, a lackluster offensive line at times, and an inconsistent quarterback under center in Jackson Arnold, especially when it’s “crunch time.”