The No. 7 Tigers scored 63 points, the most since Gus Malzahn has been head coach (Auburn scored 62 vs. Western Carolina in 2013).
Eight players scored touchdowns, including four getting into the end zone for the first time in their careers.
Auburn scored on the ground, in the air, on defense and special teams. It was a well-rounded effort and easy victory — just what it was expected to be.
After all, things get more serious this week with No. 12 LSU coming to Jordan-Hare Stadium.
Here are some of the highlights from the victory:
Relive the action from tonight's W inside Jordan-Hare.