Tigers hit an SEC season-best .361, commit just six attack errors and earn their first home sweep of the Rebels since 2011.
AUBURN, Ala. | Belle Patrick delivered 15 kills, and Auburn volleyball produced its most efficient offensive performance of Southeastern Conference play, sweeping Ole Miss 25-16, 25-16, 25-22 at Neville Arena to open a six-match homestand.
The Tigers (12-8, 2-6 SEC) hit .361, their highest percentage in conference competition this season, while committing a season-low six attack errors. Auburn also limited Ole Miss (8-11, 2-6) to a .097 hitting percentage, the lowest by an SEC opponent against the Tigers this season.
Patrick led Auburn with a .333 hitting percentage, seven digs and three blocks, helping the Tigers snap back into the win column with their first home sweep of Ole Miss since 2011.
The victory also marked Auburn's first consecutive-match sweeps of the Rebels since the Tigers swept their season series in 1998.
