Following a 66-63 win over South Carolina on Saturday, Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl spoke to the media after the game. Below is a summary of what he had to say. — Auburn won this game because ...

The Auburn Tigers needed a Johni Broome sized spark to get by the 6th-ranked Tennessee Volunteers on Saturday night ...

It appears Auburn basketball could be without All-American Johni Broome for some time. Coach Bruce Pearl said following the Tigers' 66-63 win over South Carolina on Saturday that Broome, who exited in ...

And it did so without Johni Broome, who was on the mend from an ankle injury he suffered against South Carolina on Jan ... matchup with the Volunteers, Bruce Pearl still isn't sure his best ...

But the Tigers showed their resolve, played their best basketball late in the game, and moved to 3-0 in SEC play with a 66-63 victory at South Carolina. Here's everything Bruce Pearl had to say in ...

Auburn basketball escaped with a 66-63 win over South Carolina on Saturday ... After the game, Bruce Pearl said on SEC Network that the injury is a “significant sprain” to Broome’s ankle.

Bruce Pearl's Auburn Tigers grabbed a 66-63 win over South Carolina on Saturday, but victory came at a steep price. That's because senior forward Johni Broome, who has led the team in scoring ...

Or the status of Johni Broome after injuring his ankle against South Carolina on Saturday ... teams that we've beaten — and the job this team has done," Auburn coach Bruce Pearl said. "It matters to ...

the guys stepped up and found a way," Auburn coach Bruce Pearl said. The second-half defense was what did it for Auburn (15-1, 3-0 SEC). After scoring just 50 and 68 points, respectively in its first ...

Broome, who injured his ankle in the Tigers' road win against South Carolina, was sidelined for Auburn's latest win, over No. 15 Mississippi State, and coach Bruce Pearl said that Broome will not ...

Bruce Pearl felt Auburn was due for a letdown game, and the Tigers had just that with Florida showing up hungrier in Saturday's game.