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Does anyone have advice on good spots to park for tommorows game? Looking for somewhere I can park that's walkable even if a decently long walk. There was a spot I would always park in the past, but unfortunately I dont recall the street name so it would just be luck of the draw whether I could recognize it on game day. Any good advice is much appreciated!

I really hope we can start pulling some big time lineman on both sides soon. Early signing day isnt that far off and regular signing day really isnt a world away either. We really need to start things with building at both lines.

Yeah I mainly meant Aaron Murray. Always felt Mcelroy has been pretty complimentary of Auburn.

Oh that seems completely unbiased 🙄🤮

I live right smack dab in Ugayville. Hate Bama, but have pulled for them numerous times against the Mutts. Mutt fans are nothing short of consistently obnoxious towards Auburn fans and I've been around them way more. Easy choice for me.

3 reasons: 1. No fundamentals emphasized by former staff 2. Never any real competition for his spot or benching to light a fire under his ass 3. Game plan emphasizing throws to backs, tight ends, and designed qb runs.

Hey AU family, Going to the UGA game this Saturday. What are the policies this year regarding COVID...are doing anything like requiring vaccine proof before entry or anything else COVID related? Thanks in advance.

Yeah I feel the same way. Program has been about the same since I was a kid while our rivals just kept getting better coaching and more nfl players than us. Pretty simple I think. Just sucks. I freaking love Auburn football. Its been an obsession of mine for over 30 years.

The key part of that sentence was "with Gus". He was a clown show. Rarely had competent passing games that were beyond an elementary level. I would not consider his offenses to be, passing wise, in the same stratosphere with what Bama is doing now and what Mullen has done at multiple schools when he had good QBs. Those offenses would work with really good personnel against UGA even this year. They haven't played any team remotely close to those yet.

Wow, that's sad and crazy at the same time. What a world of difference from when I was growing up...beat Ugay in Athens in 93,95,97,99, and 2001 and the Corndogs in Baton Rogue in 1993, 1997, and 1999. Beat the Updykes in Tuscaloosa in 2000, 2002, 2004, and 2006. Truly the good ole days. Can we get some of that back, please?

Yeah I agree I think the way to attack a Kirby Smart defense has shown to be a spread em out passing game. Bama and Florida last year put up huge yards and points on them. Youre not gonna usually beat them with smash mouth or traditional pro style. Which is a bad matchup for what we do offensively...mainly because we dont hit big plays in the passing game. That game they had at home a few years ago with Notre Dame might be our perfect gameplan to beat them, at least with our roster. Notre Dame used a more pro style short passing attack and their tight end and played good d and almost beat them. That's the best chance with have with this roster I think.

Exactly. I dont think work ethic has ever been his issue. Prior coaching staff was a joke at QB development and basically coddled him. They never had backups developed and ready to go hence they never took him out. Not good for him or AU. Hes also not a consistently accurate qb. I think hes worked hard and may never be a true game breaker type, bit if we can just get him playing like last night more consistent and start hitting some deep balls, we will be in good shape. I will also say, this staff needs to be going hard after multiple stud highschool qbs. You cant just rely on the one 'we got our guy already' so we are gonna get complacent in recruiting like Gus's staff. There needs to be multiple stud qbs and constant competition to bread the success AU needs.

That was a grown ass mans win right there and a total team win. Defense was pretty darn good in second half. Back receivers and tight ends all played well.

I agree. I think it's always something Bo will have to be cognizant of. When to stay in the pocket vs when to go Johnny Manziel. It seems like to me, at least, when Bo starts off the game staying in the pocket and relying more on fundamentals, it actually improves his ability to effectively go Johnny Football later in game when needed. Kinda like a basketball player getting some easy buckets early then all the sudden he can hit the outside shots bc hes more into the game. Start with fundamentals always.

I also think quite a few of those scrambles were not him bailing early. Many of those the primary and secondary options appeared covered and or he actually did have to bail from the pocket. He wasn't forcing anything in some of those instances, he had to make a play. There were a few he did bail early on. It's always a fine line with him, but I feel this game he did a much better job of pulling the Houdini act when actually needed.

I dont know about others on here...but I actually really liked the offensive game plan. Tons of throws to tight ends and several to Shivers out of the backfield were money as hell calls. And then Bo just making stupid good scrambles. Defensive was night and day first and 2nd half...kiiiiinda like the Gsu game. We were due for this one big time.

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Man, lol!!

He does not have a Kevin Trudeau book, does he??!! Lol!!! 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣. At least that makes sense where he gets the laughably entirely fabricated conspiracy theories.

Locker room tour sounds awesome. Is it possible to get onto the field somehow or is that just a pipe dream of mine?

Family....going to the Uga game with my wife here in a few weeks. Havent been to campus in like 10 years or so to see a football game. Can you help me out with some sights to see, things to do, places to eat? Thanks in advance!

We better wake the hell up on offense or this is gonna get ugly.

I never understood this. My uga buddy would always be trashing Bobo and it would after a 31-30 loss or something of the sort...higher scoring affair. Statistically he had some dann good offenses at Uga.

Totally agree. Chiziks staff was full of ace recruiters but I felt their player development was somewhat lacking. That may have been due to the character issues you mentioned, I dunno. If Harsin's staff can just start recruiting around/fringe top 10, but then develop the players and provide sound schemes, we should be more than fine.

That Borges offense really unlocked his potential by providing options and keeping the defense off balance. He was always accurate, but that 2003 offense really gave him limited options with predictably of play calling. Shame he couldnt have had Borges a few years earlier. Campbell was an absolute stud in 2004 and bailed us out of a few games where the running game was struggling a bit. Iron Bowl comes to mind.