From flips to locking down the best players in-state, here's a look at three wishes for Auburn football and Hugh Freeze ahead of national signing day.

Ranked as the No. 4 running back in the nation, Kromah arrived on Auburn’s campus Saturday and stayed through Sunday afternoon. The four-star Georgia commit was in attendance at Jordan-Hare Stadium Saturday night to witness the Tigers’ thrilling four-overtime victory against No. 15 Texas A&M.

Auburn is coming off its biggest win of the season, defeating Texas A&M in four overtimes to keep its bowl hopes alive. Hugh Freeze began his second Iron Bowl week by saying that his team will need a similar effort against Alabama in Week 14.

The Auburn Tigers want to be a team on the upswing, while Alabama is seeking a consolation prize for a lost season.

That's evidenced by Auburn's success, or lack thereof at Bryant-Denny Stadium. It's been a nearly guaranteed loss for the past six trips. The last time the Tigers won there was in 2010 — with a guy named Cam Newton quarterbacking a 24-point comeback victory.

Fight from the Auburn Tigers helped rescue a win against Texas A&M that, like so many others, seemed to be slipping away.

Hugh Freeze is drawing on last year's Iron Bowl for confidence ahead of Auburn's trip to Tuscaloosa on Saturday.