The No. 13 seed has only beaten the No. 4 seed just 26 times in 132 all-time meetings and went 0-4 last season, but Auburn has the look of a wounded gazelle in the serengeti. After a 21-2 start, they started to run out of gas down the stretch going 4-5, including losses in their last four away games and going 0-4 ATS in their last four overall concluding with a one-and-done SEC Tournament appearance. Charleston has won 14 of its last 15 games and had the fourth fewest turnovers in the nation. They also have three players each averaging 17 ppg or more. The Cougars have a great shot here to be the story of the first two days.