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Winning the NCAA men's college basketball tournament is all about peaking at the right time. Virtually every national champion goes through a brief cold spell in January or February but hits its stride just in time for March Madness. On a related note, the Auburn Tigers are hotter than the bleeping sun, and they have been for about a month. They waxed the floor with Kansas in Salt Lake City on Saturday night 89-75—a margin that doesn't do justice to the beating we witnessed. The Tigers extended their winning streak to 10 games, and they did it by canning the deep ball early and often and taking the turnover battle. Led by Bryce Brown and Chuma Okeke, Auburn made 13 triples and had nine steals. For most teams, that's a once-in-a-season type of combination of offense and defense. It was just another day at the office for the Tigers. In the first nine games of this run, Auburn averaged 12.1 threes and 10.4 steals, which is ridiculous. According to  KenPom.com , the Tiger