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This was the week. This was the moment. This is when the tides were going to turn. On Alumni Weekend, Vanderbilt was destined to win its first SEC game of the season and get back in the win column for the first time in 63 days. At least, that’s what I said on The College...
Vanderbilt’s Homecoming and Senior Day celebrations were dampened by a 31-15 loss to Auburn.
Jarquez Hunter turned in his best rushing performance yet, and the Auburn Tigers now have strung together back-to-back Southeastern Conference victories. Hunter ran for 121 yards and two touchdowns in the first quarter alone and finished with a career-high 183 yards, helping Auburn never trail Saturday in beating Vanderbilt 31-15 before enough fans that it felt much more like a Tigers' home game. “We’re one step closer to bowl eligibility, which I’m proud for our kids, our seniors,” first-year Auburn coach Hugh Freeze said.
In what looked and sounded like an Auburn home game, Jarquez Hunter sprinted for two long early touchdowns and the Tiger defense forced six three-and-outs in a 31-15 victory over
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