— AUBURN, Ala. (AP) — Auburn has shown signs of life in a season that began with more struggles.
The Tigers have won three straight games and six of eight since a 2-5 start.
They've also opened 2-0 in the Southeastern Conference for the first time since since Cliff Ellis' team that won two games in the 2003 NCAA tournament.
Center Rob Chubb says the Tigers "all of a sudden started pulling in the same direction."
It might have started with a two-point loss to No. 23 Illinois in Chicago.
Since then, Auburn has beaten Florida State, LSU and won at South Carolina — teams with a combined 29-15 record.
The turnaround has come without injured No. 2 scorer Chris Denson and perimeter threat Jordan Price.
The Tigers visit Arkansas Wednesday night then host Kentucky.
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