Auburn Tigers forward Johni Broome suffered a "significant sprain" during the team's 66-63 win over South Carolina, head coach Bruce Pearl told the

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Johni Broome suffered a “significant sprain” of his left ankle in No. 2 Auburn’s win over South Carolina on Saturday, and Tigers coach Bruce Pearl said his team’s leading scorer will have an MRI to determine the extent of the injury.

The No. 2 Auburn Tigers were trailing at halftime in South Carolina and were forced to rally without Johni Broome

Auburn star Johni Broome left Saturday's 66-63 win at South Carolina with a "significant sprain" of his left ankle, Bruce Pearl said.

Tahaad Pettiford assisted on Dylan Cardwell's go-ahead dunk and converted two free throws with 4.4 seconds remaining as No. 2 Auburn overcame an injury to leading scorer Johni Broom and rallied to beat South Carolina 66-63 on Saturday.

It was one thing to be trailing South Carolina at the half, and another to lose Johni Broome early in the second half. But Auburn basketball overcame both to beat the Gamecocks. Here's how it did it.

Auburn star and national player of the year contender Johni Broome left Saturday's game at South Carolina with a gruesome lower leg injury in the second half after landing awkwardly following his attempt to block a shot.

Auburn standout forward Johni Broome left Saturday's game at South Carolina with an apparent left ankle injury. Broome was injured when he defended a shot under the hoop by Collin