Richard78

Several folks on Twitter said it's down, system issue, and that TAMU is having the same issue.

QB competition should be fun to watch. I just hope Gus doesn't go into the first game saying, Well we'll play all 3 and see how they do.

What about Barrett? Is he content to likely have no starting chance for another year?

One more point, How do Gus and Lashlee not have a plan in place for if the starting QB goes down? Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't I see that JJ went weeks or months with no practice snaps with the first team, then at the end of the season we expect him to start in the IB?

JJ's a great Auburn man, but I've said it before-if he starts vs Bammer, we'll get our a.. handed to us due to the lack of any downfield passing game and his inability to pick out secondary receivers, unless we establish a very solid rushing game.

D deserves better from the O. D hasn't given up a rushing TD since TAMU.

The more I read about the GA game, the angrier I get: After running the ball so effectively on its lone touchdown drive, Auburn mostly went away from it in the final two quarters. Of the Tigers’ 22 second-half plays, only eight were runs. Johnson carried seven times for 25 yards, while White went 2-for-13 for just 8 yards. Auburn faced third downs of 10, 2, 2, 2, 10, 5 and 2 yards on its seven second-half possessions. White dropped back to pass on each one of those plays, throwing one interception on the first, getting sacked for a loss of 5 yards on the second and throwing incompletions on the final five. Lashlee said. “If I were to do it over again, we’d run the ball.” So we throw the ball 4 times on third downs were we needed 2 yards.

Georgia also has a good passing D. With our injuries and the drops, we unfortunately ran into a good D at the wrong time. http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/695

Lose to Bammer and it's three years in a row we have lost both games of Amen Corner.

Good job as usual. I agree with you on the WRs and the JUGS machine. The drops are inexcusable. Seems like the WRs need more want to.

Stat can confirm, Wesley Sinor article says Auburn is 8-0 all-time when opposing quarterbacks have thrown for more than 400 yards.

Saw a stat that of Pettway's 236 yards, 154 came after contact

During Kerryon Johnson's first 56 carries of the season, he was tackled for a loss 6 times. During his last 46 carries, he has not been tackled for a loss. Good stat. I was about to call BS on you that 24 carries were vs a weak LaMO D but 22 were vs LSU. Looks like KJ is moving forward and so is the play calling.

Since we have no dominant fullback, is it time to do what some teams do and put a huge lineman out there to plow the road? If so, who do you you think it would be?

How do we counter the mesh charging scheme that TAMU used successfully?