This young Auburn team had heard all the criticism, felt all the heat. When their backs were against the wall, they performed. In a first half fury that saw the Auburn offense explode with 48 plays, more than half this season, Auburn built a 23-10 halftime lead that they would never relinquish.
The second half saw a return to the slow down style of offense the Tigers have been using all season, and almost cost them the game. Gus Malzahn and company were content to win a close game, although the outcome was in doubt down the stretch.
The Auburn defense stood tall when it counted most, and this young team found itself, in a huge road win in Lexington, Kentucky.
| Quick Stats |
AU
|
UK
|
| Total Plays |
75
|
77
|
| 1st Downs |
21
|
25
|
| 3rd down efficiency |
11-18
|
5-13
|
| 4th down efficiency |
0-0
|
1-2
|
| Total Yards |
405
|
497
|
| Passing Yards |
255
|
359
|
| Comp-Att |
17-28
|
27-44
|
| Yards per pass |
9.1
|
8.2
|
| Rushing Yards |
152
|
138
|
| Rushing attempts |
47
|
33
|
| Yards per rush |
3.2
|
4.2
|
| Penalties-Yards |
5-49
|
5-37
|
| Turnovers |
0
|
1
|
| Fumbles lost |
0
|
0
|
| Interceptions thrown |
0
|
1
|
| Time of Possession |
29:28
|
30:25
|
WAR EAGLE!
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