Johni Broome missed Auburn's first game this year against the Georgia Bulldogs, but he made up for it in their second meeting.

Johni Broome set a new-season high as Auburn basketball held on to beat Georgia a second time this season. Here's a look at how it happened.

The No. 1 Tigers earned another key SEC win on Saturday. How does it affect their standing in the latest KenPom update?

Auburn men’s basketball beat Georgia 82-70 Saturday afternoon, but it was the second game in a row the Tigers had problems with a team from the bottom half of the SEC, a week after beating then No. 2 Alabama on the road. Late free throws stretched the margin, but similar to Arkansas, Georgia had a chance to win in the final minutes.

Johni Broome leads No. 1 Auburn to victory with 31 points vs. Georgia.

Auburn's head man discussed the importance of beating Georgia, and how key second-half adjustments led to a victory.

Two days after Auburn launched a website for Johni Broome’s National Player of the Year campaign, the Tigers' leading scorer proved again that it’s his award to lose.

Auburn basketball superstar Johni Broome dominated Georgia with a season-high 31 points in an 82-70 victory. After his team's win, Tigers head coach Bruce Pearl addressed Broome's epic performance and praised the big man for his Player of the Year impact.

The Auburn basketball team beat the Georgia Bulldogs 82-70 on Saturday afternoon, and a big factor in that win was National Player of the Year candidate Johni Broome. With the end of the season looming,

The No. 1 Auburn basketball continues its winning ways on Saturday, taking down the Georgia Bulldogs in an 82-70 home victory at the Neville Arena in Auburn. Without much surprise, senior Tigers forward Johni Broome led the way for Bruce Pearl’s squad,