How many rushing yards and touchdowns will Auburn end up with?

Auburn will have at least 3 more games, possibly 4, to finish the season. At this point, the Auburn team has rushed 493 times, for 3,200 yards, and 33 touchdowns (6.5 yards per carry). My question is, how many rushing yards and touchdowns will they end up with?

In 2010, Auburn finished with 652 carries, for 3,987 yards, and 41 touchdowns (6.1 yards per carry). After witnessing our pure dominance that season, I never thought we would be able to duplicate what we did on the field (especially considering the players on the offensive side of the ball that year).

And here's the rest of the SEC in rushing, just for the sake of comparison:

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1) Auburn - 10 (games) 493 (carries) 3200 (yards) 6.5 (YPC) 33 (touchdowns) 320.0 (YPG)
2) Missouri - 10 (games) 412 (carries) 2358 (yards) 5.7 (YPC) 26 (touchdowns) 235.8 (YPG)
3) Arkansas - 10 (games) 397 (carries) 2097 (yards) 5.3 (YPC) 11 (touchdowns) 209.7 (YPG)
4) Mississippi State - 9 (games) 372 (carries) 1887 (yards) 5.1 (YPC) 22 (touchdowns) 209.7 (YPG)
5) Alabama - 9 (games) 326 (carries) 1879 (yards) 5.8 (YPC) 21 (touchdowns) 208.8 (YPG)
6) South Carolina - 9 (games) 373 (carries) 1807 (yards) 4.8 (YPC) 17 (touchdowns) 200.8 (YPG)
7) Texas A&M - 10 (games) 382 (carries) 1988 (yards) 5.2 (YPC) 29 (touchdowns) 198.8 (YPG)
8) Tennessee - 10 (games) 372 (carries) 1859 (yards) 5.0 (YPC) 15 (touchdowns) 185.9 (YPG)
9) LSU - 10 (games) 379 (carries) 1848 (yards) 4.9 (YPC) 29 (touchdowns) 184.8 (YPG)
10) Ole Miss - 9 (games) 356 (carries) 1633 (yards) 4.6 (YPC) 16 (touchdowns) 181.4 (YPG)
11) Georgia - 9 (games) 341 (carries) 1628 (yards) 4.8 (YPC) 17 (touchdowns) 180.9 (YPG)
12) Kentucky - 9 (games) 328 (carries) 1432 (yards) 4.4 (YPC) 14 (touchdowns) 159.1 (YPG)
13) Florida - 9 (games) 380 (carries) 1314 (yards) 3.5 (YPC) 12 (touchdowns) 146.0 (YPG)
14) Vanderbilt - 9 (games) 339 (carries) 1258 (yards) 3.7 (YPC) 27 (touchdowns) 139.8 (YPG)

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