Auburn edges Vanderbilt 21-15 to end long SEC home losing streak
The toilet paper has come out at Toomer’s Corner as Auburn beat Vanderbilt 21-15, to end its SEC home losing streak, which had lasted for 671 days.
The toilet paper has come out at Toomer’s Corner as Auburn beat Vanderbilt 21-15, to end its SEC home losing streak, which had lasted for 671 days.
Action 8 Lace Up Sports is in Tampa, Florida, for SEC Media Days, where Vanderbilt head coach Clark Lea hopes to maintain momentum without his breakthrough quarterback Diego Pavia.
Auburn is now one loss away from the Tigers’ fourth straight losing season after falling to Vanderbilt 17-7 at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
Quarterback Diego Pavia and the surprising Vanderbilt Commodores will visit Auburn as the Tigers hope to keep their bowl hopes alive.
Alabama takes its new No. 1 ranking on the road.
Auburn now has strung together consecutive league wins after snapping a four-game skid overall.
Vanderbilt rolled to a 9-2 victory over Alabama on Friday night to advance to the semifinals of the SEC Tournament.
No. 5 seed Auburn will play an elimination game against No. 9 seed Alabama Thursday after both teams lost their second round games on Wednesday.
Vanderbilt coach Jerry Stackhouse picked up his first win in four tries against Auburn’s Bruce Pearl.
No. 2 Alabama has won 22 straight meetings against Vanderbilt.