AuburnWarVet

Auburn wins 65-6 giving up 2 field goals. Auburn has at least 700 yards of offense with 400 of those through the air. There will be at least 2-100 yard rushers and 2-100 yard receivers.

I really think they are pushing to get to 4 super conferences

Just look who wrote it 🙄

https://www.si.com/college/auburn/football/tj-finley-transfer-portal-auburn-football-quarterback

https://www.on3.com/teams/auburn-tigers/news/marcus-davis-expected-to-be-new-auburn-receivers-coach/

So it seems like James Franklin is now in the mix...what say you

I think they have to wait until the end of the year to hit the portal and they could very well change their mind depending on who the next coach is.

Well I think we can rule out orange jerseys

It was a great play and I think the Rams ran that a while back…a slot sweep option with Ashford as the slot and tank as the back is a heck of a combo.

Apparently this is stemming from him not wearing a helmet while riding a moped...This is ridiculous...just write a ticket and be done but to issue an arrest warrant for a dang helmet?

https://www.wrbl.com/news/auburn-football-player-who-inked-historic-nil-deal-arrested-by-police/?utm_source=t.co&utm_campaign=socialflow&utm_medium=referral AUBURN, Ala. (WRBL) – Auburn University football player T.J. Finley is in custody at the Lee County Detention Facility on a charge of Attempt to Elude with the Auburn Police Department. According to Detention records Finley was in custody as of Thursday, August 4. WRBLhas reached out to Auburn Police for a comment on the case and the circumstances surrounding the arrest. WRBL has reached out to an Auburn University Athletics spokesperson who says they are aware of the arrest. We will share a statement from AU when one is released. Lee County Detention Records Finely’s arrest comes just days after the Auburn Tiger made history as the first college football player to ink a NIL deal with Amazon selling shirts, sweatshirts, phone cases, and other merchandise from his product line.

I think he did a great job at the Manning Passing Academy. I got to watch him coach and teach while my son was there. My son even got to learn some things from him. He did really well with the guys he was with and had alot of energy to go with it. He seemed like he was having a blast.