Bruce Pearl reveals a stunning fact during a recent interview with Dan Dakich of Outkick.

Auburn has had an up-and-down season in its first year under Steven Pearl, and its NCAA Tournament hopes are teetering.

Former Auburn Tiger Chad Baker-Mazara, who transferred to USC this past offseason, is no longer with the Trojans basketball program. The school announced the news on Sunday afternoon following USC’s loss to Nebraska Saturday night. He played 19 minutes and exited early due to an apparent injury.

Auburn basketball (15-14, 6-10) will attempt to win their final home game of the season when they host LSU (15-14, 3-13) on Tuesday night. Auburn is looking to stay in the conversation of the NCAA Tournament with two games left. In the latest Bracketology by ESPN's Joe Lunardi, Auburn was listed in one of last four out.

Elyjah Freeman converted the game-winning tip-in with 1.2 seconds left, giving Auburn a 75-74 victory over Kentucky.

Taking a lead in hostile territory midway through the second half, the Ole Miss men's basketball team held off an Auburn comeback attempt

It made unwanted history for Kentucky (17-10, 8-6 SEC) and coach Mark Pope: Saturday marked the team's third straight loss. It's the first time under Pope, in his second season at his alma mater, that the program has dropped three consecutive contests.

Nearly a year after helping Auburn reach the Final Four, Chad Baker-Mazara is no longer a member of Southern California's basketball program, the team said Sunday. He was the second-leading scorer while starting 22 of 26 games for the struggling Trojans this season,

Steven Pearl replaced his father, Bruce, as Auburn's head men's basketball coach.