Vanderbilt came away with a 45-38 win over Auburn Saturday in overtime. It was a game marked by stellar offense on both sides, with both defenses struggling to find a footing. Vanderbilt went into halftime down 20-10, but came out the second half ready to attack the Auburn defense.

Auburn quarterback Ashton Daniels was crestfallen after his team failed to close out a victory over Vanderbilt.

In the second half, Vanderbilt played with a lot more tempo, which seemed to throw Auburn off defensively. There was no better example of that than its second touchdown of the second half, where a receiver ended up wide open with a clear path to the endzone after Auburn struggled to get lined up and busted a coverage.

The Auburn Tigers' offense was unleashed to its full potential for the first time since starting conference play against Vanderbilt despite a 45-38 loss in overtime. Everyone was in sync, scoring points and playmakers getting the ball in their hands.

Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia had a career day to help the Commodores hold off a new-look Auburn side in overtime.

Two days after stepping in as Auburn’s play-caller following Hugh Freeze’s departure, Derrick Nix stepped in as a keynote speaker for the Tigers’ interim coach. Nix spoke to the 68 Ventures Bowl 1st & 10 Club in Mobile Monday night,

The Auburn Tigers head north on Saturday to Nashville, Tenn., to take on the Vanderbilt Commodores. Vandy enters the game ranked No. 16 in the country and 7-2 on the season after a loss last Saturday to Texas in Austin. However, the Tigers might have what they need to pull the upset in Music City: a stout run defense.