Auburn will travel to Kentucky on Saturday night, hoping to defeat the Wildcats on their home turf and snap a four-game losing streak. Auburn had a shot at winning its first SEC game of the season last week at Missouri but lost a 17-6 fourth-quarter lead to the home-standing Tigers, resulting in a 21-17 defeat.

Hugh Freeze said Monday morning that he feels like the team is still playing (and the coaches are still coaching) “not to lose” instead of “man, let’s play to win”. What do you think the mentality should be as things stand now? pic.twitter.com/PFPXR9Ibwa

Auburn football coach Hugh Freeze met with media Monday to discuss his team's struggles and how the Tigers can snap their losing streak.

The Tigers are coming off a 21-17 loss to Missouri, in a game where Auburn led by as much as 14 in the third quarter. Now, Auburn goes back on the road to face Kentucky, another struggling team coming off a loss. Freeze is scheduled to address reporters at 11 a.m., follow along here for updates:

Where fans can watch, listen to or follow the SEC contest between Mark Stoops and the Wildcats and Hugh Freeze and the Tigers.

It is no secret that Auburn head coach Hugh Freeze is passionate about recruiting, but he also likes to have a role in the game plan and play calling on the offensive side of the ball. The pressure of constantly having to make the right calls takes a mental toll on coaching staffs all over the country and Auburn is no different.

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