Auburn football gained momentum at the right time, nearly putting together one of its best fourth quarters of the season.

Auburn led Missouri 14-10 in the fourth quarter with a chance to possibly take a possible two-score lead over Missouri. However, a decision to kick a field goal after falling short at the one-yard line set the stage for what Auburn does best: finding ways to lose.

Auburn’s next two offensive drives of regulation resulted in punts as the Tigers gained just 35 yards. After a defensive stop forced overtime, Auburn closed out the game with just -5 yards in both overtimes.

Auburn coach Hugh Freeze was borderline speechless at how his offense found a way to collapse in the 23-17 loss to Missouri.

“I have to go back through them. But obviously not a very great plan,” Free

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