Beau Pribula scored on a 3-yard run in the second overtime, lifting No. 16 Missouri to a 23-17 victory over reeling Auburn on Saturday night.

To much surprise, Auburn's loss to Missouri did not affect their place within the weekly rankings published by USA TODAY Sports College Sports reporter Paul Myerberg. Myerberg keeps Auburn at No. 54 this week ahead of its next matchup with the Arkansas Razorbacks.

AUBURN — It has to feel like a bad dream stuck on repeat for Auburn football. With a chance in double overtime, Auburn instead fell flat on its face in the 23-17 loss to No. 16 Missouri on Saturday, Oct. 18, at Jordan-Hare.

On Saturday night, it was a different story for Auburn but the same outcome. In Auburn’s 23-17 double overtime defeat to Missouri, they were unable to take advantage of the opportunities and lost their fourth consecutive game. Just like last week, the crowd at Jordan-Hare Stadium was ready to celebrate a win.

Auburn football fought until the end, and then some, but the lucky breaks did not bounce their way in the end.

Zion Young produced one of the most memorable coin tosses of all time in Missouri football's 2OT win over Auburn. That moment tracks with his personality.

Jackson Arnold threw for 207 yards, but got sacked five times, including a couple bad ones in key moments, and threw his first interception of the season. That turnover led directly to points from Missouri and came one play after Cam Coleman dropped a deep ball down the sideline.

Watch the video above as Missouri football reporter Joey Van Zummeren labels the best and worst aspects of Missouri's win at Auburn in Week 8. In some ways, the