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.

The No. 2 Auburn Tigers travel to South Carolina on Saturday hoping to take down the Gamecocks and bring home its third SEC win. The Tigers bring in a seven-game win streak into Saturday's game, while South Carolina has lost two games in a row by an

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.

Dylan Cardwell scores a go-ahead dunk and a pair of free throws in the last four seconds of the game to give the Tigers a 66-63 victory against the Gamecocks.

It was not easy, but Auburn found a way to earn another key win within SEC play. South Carolina was held scoreless over the final 5:18 of game time in its game with No. 2 Auburn on Saturday, which allowed the visiting Tigers to erase a then-one-point deficit and escape with a 66-63 win over the Gamecocks on Saturday at Colonial Life Arena in Columbia,

After a difficult start to SEC play, the South Carolina men’s basketball team nearly pulled off the unthinkable, pushing No. 2 Auburn to the brink Saturday before ultimately falling just short in a heartbreaking 66-63 loss at Colonial Life Arena.