As contract buyout talks escalate on the national stage, one can't help but wonder how hot Hugh Freeze's seat is with the Auburn Tigers.

Auburn will travel to Kentucky on Saturday night, hoping to defeat the Wildcats on their home turf and snap a four-game losing streak. Auburn had a shot at winning its first SEC game of the season last week at Missouri but lost a 17-6 fourth-quarter lead to the home-standing Tigers,

Outside of a 31-13 loss to Georgia, Auburn has played all of its Power 4 opponents close, but has yet to finish one of those games as the winner. When asked what has disappointed him most about this season,

Auburn is known for its constant rotation of head football coaches. In the past four years, the Tigers have fired two coaches, and if Hugh Freeze doesn't turn things around, he may soon be added to that list.

The Auburn Tigers are specialists at hiring and firing head football coaches. They've ditched two head coaches in the last four years and they may add a third to the list fairly soon, if Hugh Freeze doesn't get his act together at least.