Four of Auburn's starters, including two bench players, recorded double-digit scoring games. Myles Kelly and Tahaad Pettiford continue to make a strong impression within Auburn's

Veteran senior Johni Broome and freshman Tahaad Pettiford each scored 20 points in the contest while Chad Baker-Mazara connected on all five free throw attempts on his way to a 17-point outing. In all, Auburn shot 45.3% from the field and scored 34 points in the paint.

The No. 2 Auburn Tigers rebounded from a midweek loss to No. 9 Duke by blowing out Richmond, 98-54 on Sunday at Neville Arena in Auburn. A major factor leading to Auburn's bounce-back win was its defensive effort.

The No. 2 Auburn Tigers (8-1) earned a 98-54 win over Richmond (4-5). The dominant finish was spurred by an exceptional performance from beyond the arc. Auburn shot 43.3% from 3-point range in the win.