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Auburn seeking to extend school record scoring streak at Tennessee

Auburn hits the road for its initial conference matchup of the 2026 season, facing No. 17 Tennessee at Neyland Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The Tigers carry a nation-wide scoring offense ranking of 95th into the Week 5 clash, putting up an average of 30.0 points per contest thus far. Their overall offensive output includes 120 total points, broken down into seven passing scores, six ground touchdowns, and four successful field goals.

Beyond the immediate game, the visiting squad aims to prolong an ongoing school record by putting points on the scoreboard for the 170th consecutive game. This active streak began back on August 31, 2013, amassing 5,098 points at a clip of 29.99 points per outing.

The last time Auburn failed to record any points came against Alabama in a November 2012 shutout defeat. Prior to the current run, the program's longest streak stretched across 149 games between 1980 and 1992, a sequence halted by Tennessee in 1980 and later ended by Alabama in 1992.

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