Auburn QB Bo Nix has struggled on the road. The Tigers have gone 1-6 ATS in their last seven games as an underdog. Arkansas has lost its last two but got its timing back at Ole Miss last week with 676 total yards after losing at Georgia 37-0 the week prior. Take Arkansas at home to cover.

Pretty much agree with everything Barrett Sallee said: Both teams like to run the ball, which means chewing clock. Yeah, the Hogs were in a shootout with Ole Miss last Saturday but that's not how the Razorbacks want to play and it's not how Auburn rolls, either. Arkansas hasn't allowed more than 21 points at home yet and Auburn hasn't scored more than 24 on the road.

This is going to be a ground-and-pound game on both sides of the ball with Tank Bigsby and Jarquez Hunter for the Tigers, and the quarterback-running back combo of KJ Jefferson and Trelon Smith doing work for the Razorbacks. Sure, the Hogs went point-for-point with the potent Ole Miss offense last weekend, but that’s not the game that they want to play. This one will be more conservative, won’t be based on tempo and the defenses will get enough stops to make it a low-scoring affair.