Five reasons why Auburn will beat Arkansas on Saturday
Earlier this week, we examined five reasons why Auburn could lose Saturday’s game to Arkansas. Today, we will take a more optimistic approach to forecasting Auburn’s outcome. Here are five reasons why Auburn could walk out of Jordan-Hare Stadium on Saturday with its first SEC win of the season.
Auburn hosts Arkansas in SEC opener for both 2-1 teams
Arkansas: RB Ja’Quinden Jackson, a Utah transfer, is leading the SEC in all-purpose yards per game (148.7), rushing yards (397), yards per carry (8.5) and rushing yards per game (132.3). He has six of the Razorbacks’ nation-leading 15 touchdown runs.
According to ARORP, seven of the 10 Arkansas Coalition Partnership Empowerment groups that applied were awarded the grant, a ...
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Auburn opens Southeastern Conference play Saturday, taking on Arkansas in a rematch of its 48-10 win last season. Both teams ...
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