Eight of the Razorbacks who will be missing from today's game were also out in last week's loss to Texas A&M. The lone addition is Cameron Ball, who has started every game at defensive tackle this season for the Hogs. He was a surprise addition to Wednesday night's SEC Availability Report.

Either visiting Auburn or host Arkansas (2-5, 0-3 SEC) will emerge as the winner in the 11:45 a.m. game, with the Razorbacks riding a five-game losing streak and the Tigers (3-4, 0-4 SEC) tripping on a four-game skid.

Auburn enters this week’s game against Arkansas on a 4-game losing streak, but this week may be its best chance so far to get its first SEC win. The Razorbacks are also winless in conference play, on a 5-game losing streak and are being led by an interim head coach.

Auburn is in desperate need of a win after falling to 3-4, and head coach Hugh Freeze is desperate for a win with his back against the wall.

The not-so-secret weapon for both the Arkansas and Auburn offenses is having a mobile quarterback. Tigers quarterback Jackson Arnold is second on the team with 261 rushing yards, and Green is second for the Razorbacks with 589 rushing yards.

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Hugh Freeze may be in his third year with Auburn, while Bobby Petrino is just the interim at Arkansas, but both are in similar situations in 2025.