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[quote]Our #1 RB is a midget.[/quote] Being short is a positive quality for a running back. Low center of gravity. There's been a ton of great RB's <5'8", including Auburns own Lionel "Little Train" James....

Charles and Shaq are such a great comedic duo. NBA on TNT is hilarious....

UGA 14, Auburn 10...

South Carolina @ [b]Florida[/b] -17.5 [b]Missouri[/b] @ Tennessee -11.5 Texas A&M @ [b]Alabama[/b] -17.5 [b]Ole Miss[/b] @ Kentucky -6 [b]Auburn[/b] @ Georgia -6.5 Arkansas @ [b]Mississippi State[/b] -17 [b]LSU[/b] @ Vanderbilt +21...

Not gonna lie, I'd like to see Arkansas take the belt Saturday. Nothing against Mississippi State, I'd just like to see Arkansas win one, and this would be a fun way for them to get back into the conference W column after so long....

I was looking at the box score for the Auburn-Kentucky game and noticed that. Why is that? Is this the automatic influence of Morris who maybe wants to pass first, or was there some other reason why Auburn didn't try to establish the run? Also, do you anticipate that Auburn will try to run more a...

Spiller for A&M ran for 117 yards. Other than that, no one topped 100. I wonder when the last time so few SEC players have rushed for 100 yards in a week. It can't happen that often. Fwiw Harris for Alabama ran for 98 and I imagine did not get many carries in the second half and otherwise he also...

Alabama, UGA, and Florida for sure. Auburn and maybe Mississippi State & LSU beat them more often than not. Kentucky, Tennessee, and A&M probably run 50/50 with them. South Carolina, Missouri, Ole Miss are more likely to lose than win. Arkansas and Vanderbilt lose almost every time....

Awesome! I love a bit of SEC football history. My grandfather has been a season ticket holder at Auburn for a while and was at that game and said that everyone's jaw practically dropped when Auburn came out in the orange jerseys. I think that I saw or read somewhere that when Pat Dye became Aubur...

1. Alabama 2. Florida 3. Georgia 4. Auburn 5. Mississippi State 6. LSU 7. Tennessee 8. Ole Miss 9. Texas A&M 10. Kentucky 11. South Carolina 12. Missouri 13. Vanderbilt 14. Arkansas ...

[quote]Tessitore[/quote] I will always associate him with his ridiculous "TEXAS IS BACK, FOLKS" call after beating what would become a horrible Notre Dame team in OT. Obviously we didn't know how poorly both teams would do that season, but I knew that it was a ridiculous, sensational call at the ...

I like the CBS crew alot, even though Gary can be annoying. Whenever I hear Sean McDonough, all I can think about is Sid Bream's slide in Game 7 of the 1992 NLCS, even though Skip Caray delivered the iconic call on Braves radio, McDonough gave the TV call. He is a very good play-by-play broadcast...

Very impressed with Arkansas. It's obvious that Arkansas is a lot better than last year. In 2019, that game is over in the first quarter; this year, Arkansas took a lead into halftime, they just don't have the horses yet to hang with top schools for sixty minutes. Don't take this the wrong way, b...

Alabama 34, Texas A&M 16 Florida 45, South Carolina 21 Tennessee 28, Missouri 24 Kentucky 30, Ole Miss 28 Georgia 14, Auburn 10 LSU 38, Vanderbilt 10 Mississippi State 35, Arkansas 17...

I would say that, in general, the bottom half of the conference is much more competitive against the top half than last year. I think a lot of that is due to the new head coaches. I was as impressed with Missouri as anyone could be with a 19-38 loss. To be honest, I was expecting them to lose 45-...

And like that Auburn team, people will forget that their drop off isn't just due to the loss of the generational transfer quarterback, but all of the other pieces that made the team work....

I just read that today we became the first NFL team to lose multiple games with a 15+ point lead in the fourth quarter in a season. We did it in back-to-back games. I don't say this lightly: frick this team....

Yes....

[quote]It may be that Auburn's run game was inconsistent but if Georgia is your only data point you're not to be listened to.[/quote] vs. Florida, 3.6 yards per rush vs. LSU, 4.4 yards per rush vs. Georgia, 2.3 yards per rush I would be remiss if I didn't mention the 5.3 yards per rush vs. A...

Obviously the biggest question for Auburn is their offensive line, whose ability to play competently will determine Auburn's fate not only against Kentucky but their whole season. Other than that, many reporters and other prognosticators are most interested in how Bo Nix develops, but I think we ...