Sean White's passing not enough to top Ole Miss


Auburn Tigers
Game 8
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
F
Ole Miss Rebels
3
7
10
7
27
Auburn Tigers
3
7
3
6
19


Quick Stats
AU
UM
Total Plays
73
91
1st Downs
19
27
3rd down efficiency
2-15
7-18
4th down efficiency
0-2
1-3
Total Yards
427
558
Passing Yards
302
402
Comp-Att
13-32
34-52
Yards per pass
23.2
11.8
Rushing Yards
125
156
Rushing attempts
41
39
Yards per rush
3.0
4.0
Penalties-Yards
3-20
7-40
Turnovers
1
2
Fumbles lost
0
0
Interceptions thrown
1
2
Time of Possession
26:30
33:30
Stat Leaders
Passing
C-Att
Yds
TD
Int
AU - White
12-28
258
1
1
UM- Kelly
33-51
381
2
2
Rushing
Car
Yds
TD
Long
AU - Robinson
18
93
0
22
UM -Walton
20
79
0
13
Receiving
Rec
Yds
TD
Long
AU - Louis
4
137
1
47
UM - Treadwell
7
114
1
33

2015 Schedule
09/05
W
(6) Auburn 31, Louisville 24
09/12
W
(6) Auburn 27, JSU 20 (OT)
09/19
L
(18) Auburn 21, (14) LSU 45
09/26
L
Auburn 9, Miss. State 17
10/03
W
Auburn 35, San Jose State 21
10/15
W
Auburn 30, Kentucky 27
10/24
L
Auburn 46, Arkansas 54 (4OT)
10/31
L
Auburn 19, Ole Miss 27
11/07
-
Auburn @ Texas A&M
11/14
-
Auburn vs. Georgia
11/21
-
Auburn vs. Idaho
11/28
-
Auburn vs. Alabama

By Charles Goldberg
AuburnTigers.com

AUBURN, Ala. -- Sean White's sore knee limited him in practice, but it didn't stop him from keeping Auburn in contention on game day before losing to Ole Miss 27-19 Saturday in Jordan-Hare Stadium.

White, who showed he was ready in pregame warmups, and threw his first college touchdown pass, a 47-yarder to Ricardo Louis, in short order. Daniel Carlson kicked four field goals for Auburn.

Auburn used a revolving door at quarterback to start the game, with White, Jeremy Johnson and Kerryon Johnson taking snaps. But it was White who had the big play to Louis for a 10-3 lead.

White played most of the way at quarterback, though Johnson had a long pass completion after lining up at receiver.

Auburn's defense showed some toughness, stopping Ole Miss on a fourth-and-1 at the 5 in the middle of the third quarter. Later, a Kris Frost interception set up an Auburn field goal. But the Rebels still came up with big offensive plays.

Ole Miss scored first in the second half on a Gary Wunderlich's 37-yard field goal for a 13-10 lead. Carlson hit a 23-yard field goal to make it 13-13, but the Rebels took a 20-13 lead when Chad Kelly threw a 45-yard touchdown pass to Derrick Jones.

White helped Auburn back, thanks to a 46-yard pass to Louis that would help set up a 33-yard field by Carlson with 14:34 left in the fourth quarter.

Frost's interception set up another Carlson field goal, but not before a little razzle dazzle. Johnson took a flip, and threw a long pass to Tony Stevens to the Ole Miss 3. The Tigers got no farther, so Carlson's fourth field goal of the game -- a 26-yarder -- made it Ole Miss 20-19 with 12 minutes left in the fourth quarter.

A Chad Kelly to Laquon Treadwell TD pass, plus an extra point, made it Ole Miss 27, Auburn 19 with 10:13 left in the fourth quarter.

Carlson kicked a 52-yard field goal for Auburn's first points. It was his fourth field goal of the season of more than 50 yards, setting the school's single-season record for big kicks.

Gus Malzahn took a chance midway through the second quarter, going for it on fourth-and-1 at his own 49. The Tigers didn't make it. Ole Miss soon faced a fourth down as well, went for it, and made it, setting up a 25-yard touchdown run by Akeem Judd to tie the game at 10-10.