Arkansas at Auburn kickoff time set for 11:45 a.m. on SEC Network

The Hogs won’t be playing under the lights at Auburn. Think lunchtime instead.

The Arkansas at Auburn kickoff time is set for 11:45 a.m. on Nov. 7, and SEC Network has the broadcast.

The Week 10 trip takes the Razorbacks to Auburn, Ala.

Arkansas is 3-4 overall and 1-3 in SEC play. Auburn’s a game better at 4-3, with a 2-3 mark in the league.

The Razorbacks have beaten North Alabama, Tulsa and Vanderbilt. That’s it but the win over the Commodores broke a 14-game losing streak.

Auburn’s schedule includes Baylor, Southern Miss, Vanderbilt and Georgia.

So both teams have gotten past Vandy, at least.

This will be the 36th game between these two, and Auburn leads 21-13-1.

Lately it’s been close to a coin flip, with the last five meetings going both ways.

Auburn’s six straight from 2016 to 2021 was the last time either team won back-to-back in the series.

That would make it Arkansas’ turn. Football doesn’t really work that way.

Auburn won last year’s game 33-24 in Fayetteville. The Tigers forced three turnovers, and that was enough.

This time around, the Hogs have to do it on the road. The Razorbacks have a more pressing game this week.

No. 23 Missouri comes to Fayetteville on Saturday for the Battle Line Rivalry.

Kickoff is 6:45 p.m. on SEC Network. The Hogs’ last win over Mizzou came in 2021.

Auburn spends that Saturday at Ole Miss in Oxford, Miss. Both teams will be a week removed from an SEC game when they meet.

South Carolina visits Razorback Stadium on Nov. 14. The Gamecocks haven’t been to town since 2022, when Arkansas won 44-30. The Hogs lead that short series 14-10 in 24 games.

Then it’s back to Austin, Texas, to face No. 1 Texas for the second straight season. The Longhorns won 52-37 there last year.

Arkansas will try to end a two-game skid against Texas, which leads the series 58-23.

LSU and new coach Lane Kiffin close the regular season in Fayetteville on Nov. 27 in the Battle for the Golden Boot.

The Tigers have won four straight in the rivalry, including a 23-22 game last year.

All five of Arkansas’ remaining games come against SEC teams.

The Auburn game sits right in the middle, after a ranked Missouri team and before South Carolina.

At 3-4, the Razorbacks don’t have much room left to work with.

It’s not a prime TV window. The Hogs would gladly take a win at Auburn at any hour.