Now I don't think it will be that bad, something like 9-3, but it's definitely not going to be the peachy drive that that every lemming said all offseason.

People think I'm joking when I say I'd much rather play a Jeremy Johnson than Nick Marshall. Marshall in the option game is way tougher to play against that Johnson just being a pretty mobile pocket passer. LSU's secondary is loaded and we'll love the challenge of ol' Duke and the gang trying to score a lot.

I think the run game will be really good, but I wonder how it looks now with the new faces and not have to look for a Nick Marshall type athlete taking the ball. IMO, the defense won't be together by game three on the road. Muschamp is no miracle worker.

I think Auburn will be better in the second half of the season though.

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Posted by 4thGenDog

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Posted on 9/2/15 at 4:49 pm to AgsNguyening

I'm thinking more along the lines of Aub, Bama, LSU, State, Ole Miss, and Ark each winning their non-conference games, east division games, and at least 2 games in the west, while losing at least 2 games in the west. They all finish between 8-4 and 10-2.

Aggie loses to Arizona State and all west opponents, ending the season attempting to beat LSU at LSU in order to make a bowl game.

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Posted by Nguyening

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Posted on 9/2/15 at 4:58 pm to tigerman99

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Two of those turnovers were fluke fumbles against Aggie without being touched. We kick the Aggies arse by 30 points last year without about 4 fluke plays, including those two fumbles. I can't wait for the Aggie game this year because I don't see a bunch of fluke plays bailing you out two years in a row

Tell me more about fluke plays in an auburn game?

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