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  1. 3 hours ago, Auctoritas said:

    War Eagle, coach!

    • Javaris Davis, the redshirt freshman corner, made a half-dozen key tackles in the open field. His one-on-one tackles tackles in the open field were huge in the game, and made me think of Carlos Rodgers in 2004.

     

    This was the brightest spot for me yesterday. It was wonderful to see open field tackles.

    I also enjoyed reading these post after every game Coach, I would like to add that in addition to Javaris Davis making good plays, that Stephen Roberts has really come on the last couple of weeks, he always seems to be around the ball, and especially reads the runs very well. 

    • Speaking of wide receivers, I love the way Eli Stove runs the ball. His effort on the speed sweeps is outstanding, and I feel like he squeezes every possible yard out of the play. It’s too late for this year, but I hope Stove and the other freshmen wideouts will be a much bigger part of the AU offense next season.

    I also love the way Eli runs on those speed sweeps; there is no hesitation, he hits the hole wide open, and runs that way until someone tackles him. I have been impressed with Ryan White's hands all season, but even he dropped one Saturday. I think the Kam Martin's miss bothered me as much as any of the drops Saturday, because not only would it have been a big gain, I just didn't see the effort to catch the ball, it went straight thru his hands.

  2. 1 hour ago, AU64 said:

    Just can't see either Briles coming here.  A few days ago there was a piece indicating additional problems involving football players and indications that the school will clean house no matter what at the end of the year....which means that everyone on the staff when all that took place will have a huge cloud over them.

    For anyone who cares, the piece here is pretty interesting..     http://www.wacotrib.com/news/higher_education/timeline-baylor-sexual-assault-controversy/article_abf21ab8-2267-51bf-84d8-6268f4222af0.html

    Thanks for posting this timeline- what a cluster, and I really enjoyed this : June 1, 2016: Ken Starr resigns as chancellor, says he will remain as a professor at Baylor Law School. He says he wants the "full body" of Pepper Hamilton information released and hopes the public will get a clearer picture of how the university has handled sexual assault allegations.

    I got a clear picture of how the University handled the allegations , and it's not good. I was initially interested in Kendall Briles coming to Auburn as Offensive Coordinator, but after reading that, there is no way possible that everyone didn't know what was going on. I say we keep Rhett, and if Stidham comes he comes.

  3. During each team's last 6 possessions of the game, Auburn gained 302-yards on 37 snaps, scoring 4 touchdowns. Arkansas gained 58-yards on 26 snaps and zero points. What a dominating way to close out a game.

    The Defense played angry the whole game, even late in the game when we had 2nd & 3rd stringers in they were still attacking the ball- I bet we won't have any teams congregating on our AU symbol before the start of another game.

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  4. 3 hours ago, auburn4ever said:

    The Tigers played a GREAT game all the way across the board. And finally, Gus didn't take his foot off the gas. I've been waiting a long time for him to really put it on somebody. GREAT game.

    Out of all of your 18,404 post, this might be your best one yet. War Eagle!!

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  5. Thanks JMR- I agree with everything you said, I even told my son as we were playing how much better Chandler Cox was blocking compared to earlier in the season. But this is what I like " Another well-timed circumstance for the AU staff is the arrival of Coach Crime Dawg. Auburn has had some excellent secondary coaches over my lifetime, and McGriff is as good as any of those. Our secondary seldom busts a coverage, and plays with great confidence. I enjoy watching the techniques applied by our cover guys, and as they get experience, that is only going to improve".  I noticed that even when the receiver made the catch that someone was always right there with them; this is a huge improvement over the last several years where a wide receiver was open, with no Defensive Back within 5 yards of them.  One more thing that I noticed is Ryan Davis has some great hands; there was one catch on the sideline and there were hands around the ball, and he not only made the catch, but got a couple of yards to boot.

  6. 1 hour ago, AUBwins said:

    I don't know why but it really seems we never have a chance to return because someone is around the return man at the point of catch.  Unless we aren't blocking the gunners.

    Stat- I would like to know how many punts & kick-offs we have returned, I don't remember many of them; I do remember Johnathon Ford had a chance to return a kick-off and misplayed it and it went through the end-zone.

     

     

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