Auburn coach Hugh Freeze didn't travel with the Tigers on Friday after falling ill, potentially due to food poisoning, sources said. He is flying to join his team Saturday morning ahead of a 7:45 p.m.

11 Field-goal attempts without a miss for Kentucky K Alex Raynor. Only UAB’s Jonah Delange, who is 14-of-14, has more attempts without a miss in the nation. At 5-of-10, Auburn is one of the eight teams in the nation that has missed half or more of its field-goal attempts in 2024.

Could Auburn afford to fire Hugh Freeze? Buyouts from past coaches and hefty penalties make it a costly decision.

Hugh Freeze has only been in Auburn not even two full seasons, and there is a growing contingent of fans who have said they've seen enough. That being said, Aub

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.

Freeze is making $6,725,000 during the 2024 season from Auburn, according to the USA Today Sports college football head coach salaries database. He is making $3,100 in extra pay. His total compensation is $6,728,100. That pay puts Freeze as the 25th highest paid head coach in college football.

As contract buyout talks escalate on the national stage, one can't help but wonder how hot Hugh Freeze's seat is with the Auburn Tigers.

Auburn is known for its constant rotation of head football coaches. In the past four years, the Tigers have fired two coaches, and if Hugh Freeze doesn't turn things around, he may soon be added to that list.