Auburn's victory over Ole Miss this Friday was quickly overshadowed by Bruce Pearl's postgame interview with ESPN. Despite entering the SEC Tournament on a two-game losing streak, Auburn shook off the rust and defeated Ole Miss by a final score of 62-57.

Bruce Pearl had an amazing comment to describe Auburn's guard play, but it's a description best reserved for the locker room setting.

Auburn is known for playing with physicality and swagger. The Tigers feature a veteran group of players who are putting both the SEC and the rest of college basketball on notice. Johni Broome is a favorite for National Player of the Year and serves as the leader of a savvy and talented squad.

ESPN might want to think twice before inviting Auburn coach Bruce Pearl back on its set for a postgame interview. On Friday afternoon, Auburn defeated Ole Miss in a SEC Tournament thriller. Johni Broome led the charge for the Tigers with 23 points.

The enthusiasm from Auburn’s charismatic head coach comes after the Tigers earned a five-point win to start the SEC tournament, largely due to their defense. They held the Rebels to a season-low 57 points and 37.7% shooting from the field.

Auburn basketball head coach Bruce Pearl detailed what went wrong for his team after being upset by Texas A&M.

Bruce Pearl pushed the envelope when he was describing his Auburn Tigers during a television appearance on Friday. Pearl's Tigers beat Ole Miss 62-57 in

Miles Kelly approved of Bruce Pearl’s comments on ESPN calling it a perfect description of the Tigers backcourt.