Kentucky and Mississippi State have rebuilt faster than Auburn btw

Retweet if Auburns OC needs to be fired 🍿

A 235-pound QB, and you call that. No words.

Alex Golesh put the entire weight of year one at Auburn on Byrum Brown and it’s apparent that he wasn’t ready for this level of competition.

A rb toss on 4th and 1 when you have a 6’5 240lb QB is literally infuckinsane @CoachGolesh

This is a 3 mill dollar Qb by the way. I just want you to know

RT @W1LSON_101: Miss St got a mobile Qb and still not a single designed QB run. Please don’t do this today as well Auburn 🙏

This used to be a proper franchise

The Red Sox lineup this postseason

The shake machine at McDonald’s is more reliable than Roman Anthony

So Saban goes to Congress and says he basically wants “fairness” in the NIL era. But here he is salivating at the fact that Kamario Taylor can get in the portal and go to a blue blood? 🤦🏻‍♂️ FOH

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People talk about Auburn's 3rd down defense with Durkin, but it's really symptomatic of Auburn's overall lack of killer instinct the past few years. Offense, for the most part, has been abysmal in general, but the defenses have failed to get those big stops they need at key times too. It isn't just third down. Think about the amount of times the defense has given up a TD at the end of the first half or game. Baylor scored two touchdowns. One was their last drive of the first half, and one was their last drive of the game. USM scores 1 TD. It was the last drive of the first half. Florida scored almost at will, but it included a drive for a go-ahead field goal at the end of the first half. Then you can think back to the last couple of years. Alabama scores a go ahead TD on 4th down last year. All the losses run together but it seems like Vanderbilt and Missouri last year had game tying or winning drives late. Missouri 2024 room And once our offense picked up steam after freeze was canned, defense more or less fell apart. I think it's too early to tell for sure whether Durkin was part of the problem or just coexisted with the problem. I'm not saying we should all be out on Durkin. I still think there's reason to be hopeful - the go ahead TD and then goal line stop vs. Baylor, the fact our offense came alive in the second half vs. Florida, etc. Alex Golesh has to basically rebuild both a roster and a culture, and with or without DJ that won't happen overnight. But the lapses in critical moments has been there on defense as well as offense, and it's fine to point that out.

If I told you we’d have 24 points through three quarters, you’d 100% assume we were winning. I don’t know what is going on with the defense, but it 100% lost us this game.

Auburn scored 21 points more than their SEC average from a year ago. Florida punted once (after a delay of game on a field goal). Redirect your simple outrage.

Blasphemy...only Jesus is the truth and the light!"

Cam Coleman not holding onto a ball leading to a turnover in a big game? Color me shocked.

Ready for the game! War Eagle

This week it looks as though teams are struggling with adequate competition 🧐

Still hits the same