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Bleacher Report: Arkansas Vs. Auburn Football: Mallett Injury Could Give Auburn Another Win

The Auburn Tigers are looking to stay undefeated with just a quarter to go against the Arkansas Razorbacks, and a head injury to Arkansas quarterback could give the Tigers the advantage they need to pull off the win.Quarterback Cameron Newton has been outstanding so far, rushing for around 200 yards and two touchdowns. Newton could find himself at the top of Heisman hopeful lists after this weekend.So will the Tigers remain one of the only two undefeated SEC teams?And will a win here earn them a top spot in BCS rankings?We think so.But this could still be anybody's game.

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