Known as one of the more hostile environments in the SEC, Bud Walton Arena was quiet for most of the day Saturday as No. 25 Auburn throttled Arkansas 83-51 on the road to secure a win in the SEC opener.
Auburn's 32-point win was the largest for a visitor in Bud Walton Arena history.
"I didn't know that, but now you made (the win) way better," Auburn's Chad Baker-Mazara said after the game. "It was really exciting, especially the way we just played and were clicking together. It was special to us."
"That history does matter," Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl said. "Doing it at a place like this or if you could do it at Rupp (Kentucky) or if you could do it at Tennessee, it does mean more because those are some of the toughest places in the SEC to play."
from AuburnTigers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dU8s8ntl5c
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