For much of the season, Auburn’s success has run through Wendell Green Jr.
Green, who logged a 23-point performance, led the Tigers to a comeback 78-74 win against a subpar Ole Miss squad. He scored 12 of his points in the final six minutes. Johni Broome was no slouch, either, logging 19 points, seven rebounds and six blocks. He had three of his swats in the final six minutes, and six of his points in the final 10.
After leading by as many as 12 points, Auburn hit a dry spell midway through the second half, giving up a 15-2 run to the Rebels. But it was Green who led the charge late, first with a three-point play that resulted in the Tigers trailing by a point with 6:02 remaining. Then, he hit a layup that retook a lead his team wouldn’t relinquish with 5:30 to go.
Ole Miss guard Matthew Murrell had the biggest night of any Rebel, with a game-high 23 points. He gave the Rebels seven of their 13 points amid their mid-second half run.
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