Arkansas defensive back Myles Slusher (2) covers Auburn running back Tank Bigsby (4), Saturday, October 16, 2021 during the second quarter of a football game at Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville.
FAYETTEVILLE — It would be dangerous for the University of Arkansas to look at Auburn’s 80th-ranked offense and think it might be catching a break after recent outings against the powerful assaults of Mississippi State, Alabama and BYU.
The Tigers have had their offensive struggles while playing three different quarterbacks, but they have settled on redshirt freshman signal caller Robby Ashford and managed to produce 438-plus yards in two of their past three games.