Johni Broome had 16 points and 13 rebounds and No. 1 Auburn overcame a rough offensive performance to beat Arkansas 67-60 on Wednesday night.

Turnovers typically aren’t a major issue for Auburn, coming into the night third in the country in fewest turnovers per game. While the 12 turnovers are only three more than Auburn’s per game average, it was a sign of an offense that rarely looked in sync for most of the game.

The Razorbacks battled back from a 54-45 deficit with 6:29 left, outscoring Auburn 13-3 to take their first lead, 58-57, since early in the first half on a driving layup by Nelly Davis with 3:06 left, silencing the home crowd.

The Auburn Tigers weren't their sharpest on the season, but they proved they can win when they're not at their best in a 67-60 win over Arkansas.

Earlier this week, the Auburn basketball team welcomed the Arkansas Razorbacks to Neville Arena for a midweek matchup. It was head coach John Calipari's first trip to the Plains as the Razorbacks' head coach,