Yet, Sam Pittman has a shot at getting off the hot seat if things go in his favor during their clash against Auburn. Even after going for a meager 25-26 in his fifth season, the Razorbacks continue to give him a chance to prove himself.

After three weeks to get into the flow of the season, SEC play has arrived for the Auburn Tigers.The Tigers open up their conference slate against Arkansas who shares a 2-1 record with Auburn. Its loss took place on the road against No.

Arkansas doesn't have an environment or fan engagement problem, but for whatever reason, the team comes out flat in front of their home crowd. In a conference where protecting home field can make or break your season, that's an unacceptable problem for Pittman to have.

Ja’Quinden Jackson ran for two touchdowns, including the clincher with 3:38 left, and Arkansas capitalized on five Auburn turnovers to win the teams’ Southeastern Conference opener 24-14.