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Tahaad Pettiford, Auburn Control Second Half, Dump Lsu
Auburn shot 54% with 42% on three-pointers and forced 13 steals to secure a key win that ended their two-game losing streak.
- On Tuesday, Auburn defeated LSU 88-74 to end a two-game skid, led by Tahaad Pettiford and Kevin Overton, with Pettiford scoring 27 and Overton 21.
- KeyShawn Hall and Elyjah Freeman supported Auburn's offense as they shot 54% overall and 42% from 3, with Hall scoring 17 and Freeman 10.
- Auburn closed with a 12-5 run after LSU tied it at 29, then led 41-34 at halftime and extended the lead with a layup at 10:25 to 68-57.
- Auburn's record now stands at 16-14 and 7-10 in the SEC, with both teams finishing the regular season on Saturday against 16th-ranked Alabama and Texas A&M.
- Tahaad Pettiford matched career highs with six assists and four steals, and Auburn's defense recorded 13 steals to limit LSU's comeback chances.
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