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That's all it takes. Our offense doesn't need to be USC in 2004...Though that would be nice. We need to not make elementary play calls. We got more than enough talent on offense. This team AGAIN should do big things.

I agreed with you up until the uat part. Many people said the same last year and last year should've been the year. They had no business being in the playoff but that's been talked about ad nauseum. Uat will be uat this year. UGA probably will lose 2 maybe 3 games depending on what the east looks like. We should be undefeated til amen corner then who the heck knows what happens?

Huh.... Imagine that.

At this point they are on even levels right down to the negative recruiting so I'd be just as worried either way.

I know this is equestrian but I love this guy's attitude. I want our football coach to have this confidence. Gus showed it a bit as we know after the LSU game but had to get his butt handled for it to happen.

I like this guy.

Nothing from the tweet. From insider info from others and a gut feeling. But hey I could be wrong.

He simply can't wait to commit to Tenn.

'Dynamic' Auburn freshman Christian Tutt a 'pleasant surprise' at punt returner Posted April 23, 2018 at 3:11 PM By Tom Green tgreen@al.com Auburn lost its No. 1 punt returner from last season, and while the Tigers have an experienced return man back this year, a newcomer could turn out to be a difference maker in the return game this fall. Freshman defensive back Christian Tutt is in the mix for Auburn's punt return job following a solid spring showing in that role, according to running backs coach Tim Horton, who is in charge of the Tigers' punt return unit. "Our man Tutt, he's going to be dynamic back there," Horton said. "He does a good job catching it, and he is aggressive when he gets it. So, it's really encouraging to have a freshman that you've got a lot of confidence with already." Tutt, a 5-foot-11, 185-pound defensive back who enrolled early this spring, and worked his way up the depth chart at cornerback, where he is expected to back up Jamel Dean at boundary corner. While he will likely see the field in a reserve role in the secondary, Tutt appears to have a chance to earn the starting job on special teams. Freshmen Monday, Tutt impressing in Auburn's reloading secondary The former four-star prospect is vying for the starting punt return job with wide receiver Ryan Davis, who is the Tigers' only experienced punt returner on the roster after the team lost safeties Stephen Robert and Nick Ruffin to graduation. Roberts was Auburn's leading punt returner the last two seasons, and he finished last season with 17 returns for 115 yards. Davis was Auburn's No. 2 returner in 2017, fielding two punts and averaging 21 yards per return. The senior receiver was limited at the start of spring after undergoing offseason shoulder surgery, but Horton is excited for what Davis brings in the return game. "Obviously, we feel very confident in Ryan Davis, who has done it in the past some," Horton said. "And I think he has the chance to be really explosive." However, Horton added, Tutt's ability in the return game was a "real pleasant surprise" during the Tigers' 15 spring practices. After Auburn finished last season in the bottom half of the SEC in punt return average, perhaps the Tigers could use a nice surprise in that facet of the game. Horton was then asked at what point Tutt will earn the nickname "King," the veteran assistant said it would be an "appropriate" nickname for the freshman, who is well on his way to earning it. "If he keeps doing like he's doing in the spring," Horton said, "he's king right now."

@DAG Update on Nick. He's working out for a CFL team. Great to see him with auburn men again. And he's wearing #14 again so he could be playing QB again?

What? I've seen nothing but good compliments from the coaches so far... That's disappointing.

I thought the coaches felt good about the competition at RT? If any GT I thought it would be C because of injuries.

@augolf1716 excuse the extra testosterone...