Things continue to get worse for the Auburn Tigers football program. Auburn fell to 0-4 in SEC play last Saturday by losing to Missouri, 21-17, on the road. Hugh Freeze's bunch led by three points heading into the final minute of play,

Auburn scored a special teams touchdown following Luther Burden III's muffed punt and a fumble recovery in the end zone. Kicker Towns McCough missed a 30-yard field goal and there were way too many special teams penalties (three) that prevented this from being a better grade.

Missouri football’s comeback win over Auburn was not enough for some love in the polls. Here’s where Mizzou landed in the Week 9 rankings.

Auburn football finds end zone, takes lead on Missouri in second half The special teams play was the start of some nice momentum for Auburn, as Missouri answered with a field goal before quarterback Payton Thorne found Cam Coleman for a 47-yard touchdown to take a 17-6 lead.

Auburn football held its first SEC win of the season in its grasp, but could not find a way to hold it until the final whistle blew. Auburn led No. 16 Missouri, 17-14, with less than a minute remaining in Saturday's contest before relinquishing their

Auburn continued to struggle late in the loss versus Missouri 21-17 on Saturday. The Tigers dropped to 2-5 on the season. The trend for Auburn controlling a game for three quarters and falling apart in the fourth continued.