Arkansas and Auburn are similar in a number of ways. None of them are desirable for the respective programs.

Both teams had strong starts to the year. Auburn won its first three games and Arkansas won its first two. Since then, the Tigers (3-4, 0-4 Southeastern Conference) have dropped four straight and are averaging just 23.6 points and 335 yards per game, fourth-worst and second-worst in the SEC, respectively.

Arkansas (2-5, 0-3) has lost five in a row and has the worst defense in the league in both scoring (32.7) and total yardage (443.9).

Ahead of the matchup on Saturday in Fayetteville, Ark., one glaring difference is that the Razorbacks have fired their head coach, while Auburn hasn't -- yet.

Three of the Tigers' four straight defeats have come by one score, most recently a 23-17

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