Auburn decides Keyshawn Hall’s status for Mississippi State game
By Luke Greco
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Auburn star Keyshawn Hall is seemingly a go for Auburn‘s game against Mississippi State on Wednesday night, after missing the past game for disciplinary reasons.
Hall missed Auburn’s last game against Arkansas, which they dropped 88-75. Head coach Steven Pearl sat Hall for disciplinary reasons and mentioned that he “did not live up to the standard and expectations of our program.”
Pearl previously said the suspension was indefinite, and so Hall’s availability was up in the air for Auburn’s game against Mississippi State.
However, with Hall’s name not being listed on the SEC’s official availability report, it seems he is good to go.
Hall being active for Auburn will certainly have an impact on the game. Over at Kalshi, Auburn is currently a big favorite to win on the road in Starkville on Wednesday night:
Auburn needs Hall down the stretch of the regular season. The Tigers currently sit on a four-game losing streak and need Hall’s scoring if they want a chance to turn their season around.
The Tigers currently sit 5-7 in SEC play and 14-11 overall and will need every single win they can get. Historically, teams need 20+ wins to make the tournament, though teams with 18-19 wins from a major conference have still made it in recent years.
With only 6 games left in the regular season for Auburn, each game becomes a must-win. Tipoff for Auburn’s game against Mississippi State is set for 9 p.m. EST on Feb. 18.
