Arkansas vs Auburn Picks and Prediction for Saturday November 7 2026
Auburn just got beaten 45-15 by Ole Miss. Arkansas lost 34-10 to Missouri. Neither team is walking into Saturday feeling particularly good.
But here’s the difference. Auburn has already beaten Georgia on the road this season. The Tigers have shown they can beat a good football team when they put everything together.
Arkansas? I’m still waiting to see that kind of performance.
The Razorbacks visit Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Alabama, on Saturday, November 7, with kickoff at 12:45 PM ET on SEC Network. Auburn is favored, with spreads ranging from 10.5 to 13.5 points across the books listed. The total is around 50. I’ll use Auburn -10.5 and Under 50.5 for these picks. Game-time weather remains to be verified. Make sure you are fully prepared for all the college football games this week with our free college football picks.
Arkansas Razorbacks Need More Offense
Arkansas is 3-5 after losing to Missouri. The Razorbacks have dropped four of their last six games, although they did beat Vanderbilt 31-21 on October 17. That’s the kind of offensive performance Arkansas needs to find again. Scoring ten against Missouri isn’t going to get it done against Auburn.
Through its first seven games, Arkansas averaged 21 points and allowed 26.7. The Razorbacks generated 2,401 total yards, including 1,620 passing and 781 rushing. That’s roughly 343 yards per game, but the scoring hasn’t matched the yardage. Too many drives have ended without enough points.
Quarterback KJ Jackson had thrown for 1,444 yards with seven touchdowns and four interceptions through seven games. Receiver Chris Marshall had 43 catches for 633 yards, while Braylen Russell had 205 rushing yards. Marshall gives Arkansas somebody who can make a big play, but the Razorbacks need more balance. A final injury report is still needed before publication; I wouldn’t assign anybody an unavailable status without confirmation.
Auburn Tigers Have Been All Over the Place
Auburn is 4-4, and trying to figure out which version of the Tigers will show up has been a headache. They beat Georgia 27-24 on October 17, then lost 38-17 to LSU and 45-15 to Ole Miss. That’s a 66-point swing between beating one of the best teams in the country and getting blown out two weeks later.
Auburn averaged about 25 points through its first seven games and had gained 2,947 total yards in eight games according to the available matchup figures. The Tigers have been more productive on the ground than Arkansas, but the defense has been inconsistent. Giving up 83 points over the last two games isn’t something you can just ignore.
Byrum Brown had thrown for 1,560 yards with nine touchdowns and seven interceptions in the available seven-game statistical comparison. He’d also rushed for 484 yards and seven scores. That’s why Auburn has the more dangerous quarterback matchup. Brown can hurt a defense even when the passing game isn’t working. Keshaun Singleton had 433 receiving yards, giving the Tigers another option. Auburn’s final availability report still needs checking.
Arkansas vs Auburn Picks and Prediction
Auburn -10.5
I’m taking Auburn -10.5, but I wouldn’t chase this all the way to 13.5. That’s a different bet. Look, Auburn has looked awful the last two weeks. Arkansas could absolutely keep it close if Brown turns the ball over and the Tigers keep making defensive mistakes. But Auburn is back home, it has a quarterback who can make plays with his legs, and Arkansas hasn’t shown enough scoring consistency. I think Auburn gets back on track and wins by a couple of touchdowns.
Under 50.5 Points
I’ll take Under 50.5. Arkansas has scored 17 or fewer in four of its last five losses, and Auburn managed just 15 against Ole Miss. Neither offense has been dependable enough to make me expect a shootout. The concern is Brown breaking off long runs or Auburn getting short fields from turnovers. But I’m looking at something like Auburn 30-17. That’s enough for the Tigers to cover and still stay Under.
Final Picks: Auburn -10.5 and Under 50.5 Points