Turnovers typically aren’t a major issue for Auburn, coming into the night third in the country in fewest turnovers per game. While the 12 turnovers are only three more than Auburn’s per game average, it was a sign of an offense that rarely looked in sync for most of the game.

Like the previous losses to Alabama and Texas A&M, falling to Auburn likely doesn’t hurt Arkansas’ postseason hopes much. That being said, the Razorbacks are running out of opportunities, with a clash with No. 15 Missouri — which beat the Crimson Tide 110-98 on Wednesday — looming Saturday.

The No. 1 Auburn Tigers return to Neville Arena on Wednesday to battle the Arkansas Razorbacks in a key SEC matchup. After earning a convincing win at then-No. 1 Alabama on Saturday, the Tigers returned to the top spot in the USA TODAY Coaches Poll,