The nation's top-ranked safety didn't hesitate to express his disappointment with Auburn after its 23-17 loss to Missouri.

On Saturday night, it was a different story for Auburn but the same outcome. In Auburn’s 23-17 double overtime defeat to Missouri, they were unable to take advantage of the opportunities and lost their fourth consecutive game. Just like last week, the crowd at Jordan-Hare Stadium was ready to celebrate a win.

In all, nine SEC teams occupy this week's US LBM Coaches Poll. Texas A&M is the conferences top-ranked team at No. 3, followed by No. 4 Alabama, No. 5 Georgia, No. 8 Ole Miss, No. 11 Oklahoma, No. 12 Vanderbilt, No. 14 Missouri, No. 17 Tennessee, No. 18 Texas, and No. 19 LSU.

Star runner Ahmad Hardy and the Missouri Tigers (5-1) meet the Auburn Tigers (3-3) on Saturday at 7:45 p.m. ET at Jordan-Hare Stadium. You'll want to check out SEC Network for the upcoming matchup between the Missouri Tigers and Auburn Tigers.

So when you go to Jordan-Hare and struggle to execute against a flawed but talented Auburn team in front of 80K, it makes it easy to think this game would turn out just like most other road trips. But Eli Drinkwitz’s teams,

Last week, Auburn coach Hugh Freeze said his team finds ways to lose games, and Saturday’s double overtime loss to Missouri proved that statement right. After falling 23-17 to Missouri, Auburn football has now dropped four straight conference games and sits at a 3-4 overall record.

Hugh Freeze delivered the same dreaded remarks after Auburn's heartbreaking loss to No. 16 Missouri. Following a 23-17 loss to the Missouri Tigers at home in double overtime, Auburn Tigers head coach Hugh Freeze remained adamant that Auburn is close to turning some of the close losses into wins.