Observations: Auburn 35, Ole Miss 28

The Tigers continue to live dangerously in 2020. But they were able to capitalize on breaks and make a few of their own in another win over the Rebels.

Oct 24, 2020

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Call it “same song, third verse” — and this one sounded much more joyful than the somber tone of the second one.

For the third week in a row, Auburn came down to the wire as a favorite against an SEC opponent. It needed a stop-score sequence to pull out the victory.

And for the second time in three games, the Tigers did just that, getting a 35-28 road win at Ole Miss.

The Tigers are now 3-2 at the halfway point of this roller coaster of a 2020 season. Here are the top five takeaways from what went down in Oxford.

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Observations: Auburn 35, Ole Miss 28

The Tigers continue to live dangerously in 2020. But they were able to capitalize on breaks and make a few of their own in another win over the Rebels.

Auburn might have found its new offensive identity

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