Auburn is in desperate need of a win after falling to 3-4, and head coach Hugh Freeze is desperate for a win with his back against the wall.

Auburn enters this week’s game against Arkansas on a 4-game losing streak, but this week may be its best chance so far to get its first SEC win. The Razorbacks are also winless in conference play, on a 5-game losing streak and are being led by an interim head coach.

As Auburn prepares for Bobby Petrino and Arkansas, here's a look back at Petrino's clandestine 2003 meeting with Tigers officials outside Louisville:

Most of the attention is on quarterback Taylen Green and running back Mike Washington Jr., so the Hogs throw the ball with frequency. As a result, Jones and Blake are the beneficiaries of the passes, combining for 51 catches, 861 yards, and seven touchdowns. They bring a similar big-play vibe to the field, which Auburn must contend with.

The Auburn Tigers are going to stick with Jackson Arnold at quarterback for their Week 9 game against the Arkansas Razorbacks.

Either visiting Auburn or host Arkansas (2-5, 0-3 SEC) will emerge as the winner in the 11:45 a.m. game, with the Razorbacks riding a five-game losing streak and the Tigers (3-4, 0-4 SEC) tripping on a four-game skid.

Auburn and Arkansas will square off in an SEC game at CDT Saturday at Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Auburn travels to Arkansas for a Week 9 clash in the Southeastern Conference. It should be a doozy of a game, and an updated injury report has been release on Friday for the showdown. Arkansas Razorbacks: Out: DL Cameron Ball DB Quentavius Scandrett WR Monte Harrison WR Ismael Cisse WR Jalen Brown RB AJ Green TE Jeremiah Beck Jr.