As for the minimal carries — one of 1-to-3 yards — it had 11 against Georgia, which matched the same tally against the Razorbacks. However, Auburn ran the ball 23 times against Arkansas. That meant nearly half its carries against the Razorbacks were minimal. A little more than a third of them, 35%, were minimal against Georgia.

ATHENS, Ga. — Auburn football (2-4, 0-3 SEC) is no stranger to SEC losses, adding a third consecutive after its outing at No. 5 Georgia (4-1, 2-1) on Saturday afternoon. The Bulldogs defeated the Tigers, 31-13.

Auburn football will travel down to Athens for its first road game of the season against the No. 4 Georgia Bulldogs. In the deep south’s oldest rivalry, first played in 1892, Georgia leads the all-time series 64-56-8.