Now sitting at 19-1 overall and 7-0 in conference play, here are three takeaways from Wednesday’s game: After opening the game missing its first nine shots, Auburn shot 40% from the floor against LSU. The orange and blue Tigers connected on just eight 3-point shots, shooting 32% as a team.

No. 1 Auburn abated LSU’s fast starts to begin the first and second halves and came out on top 87-74 Wednesday night at the Maravich Center. LSU is now 12-8 on the season and 1-6 in SEC play, while Auburn improved to 19-1 and remains unblemished in league play at 7-0.

Auburn remains at No. 2 in the KenPom following its win at LSU on Wednesday. Houston claims the top spot with an efficiency rating of +36.35, a slight advantage over Auburn, which boasts a +36.04 rating. Florida (No. 4), Tennessee (No. 5), and Alabama (No. 7) join Auburn as SEC teams in the top-10.