hutchids

All time 24-20-2. Since the second natty win, 3-7. Gus era really hurt the bowl record, but it's still good.

WRs catching the ball. PT throwing the ball with crisp timing. Hunter and defense finishing healthy. Backups getting some meaningful reps. A win.

At a higher level, the financial disparity between football programs in the SEC is shocking. A&M has no problem dropping $77M (according to Texags) to fire a mid level performing coach. Over at Hogville, razorback fans are saying their below average coach will be back because the program can't afford the $17M buyout.

Arky fans leaving in the 3rd quarter. Best beatdown AU has delivered in quite a while. Good job by the team staying resilient despite the slow start on the season by the offense.

Arky defense is quitting

I kind of feel bad for Arky. I don't think they've ever been consistently good since joining the SEC. Now, other than 2021, they are going through their Vandy phase.

bad throw

Offense needs to take a shot to open up the shorter routes

Oline didn't get push and passing game was all over the place. Defense was great. Gave up 8 points, got pushed around some in the 4th but didn't break. Pass rush was existent for a change. Thorne was sharp other than one (huge) mistake. His numbers would look a lot better if our receivers didn't have the drops. Hunter was the star of the show and, along with the defense, was the reason Auburn won. Hunter was what you expect a star to be, spectacular. For this team to win at Arky, the offense will have to put it together. Hogs can and should put up respectable points (20ish). It will take more than one quarter of offense + 2 big runs to beat them.

fortunate whistle

we might need 7 more to ensure a win

Auburn either gets a big play touchdown or punts. With the drops, pick six, and offensive line not getting push, I'm now concerned about Arky next week. Hogs beat UF

This offense is offensive

Auburn pulls away late. Whether it's a blow out or close game depends on which offensive line shows up.

OM - 28 AU - 14 Tigers just don't have an offense.

Dumbest mistake I have seen in a minute. The scramble drill td pass with 5 seconds left was wild too. GT QB had a beautiful throw too

game with that pick. Mizzou might improve on their 6 wins from the prior two seasons. They look decent

Biggest comeback in Baylor history

To be fair to the schedule, KY has looked pretty good since stoops got there

I think Miss St is a win. Will Rodgers is taking a step back without the pirate (rip). AU is looking like a 6-6, 2-6 team right now.

didn't take long for LSU to make a statement off a free play. TD to open half

No thread on this one. Close game. Both secondaries look good. Surprising 13-10 lead for hogs at break.

Deion may turn CU around like he did for Jackson State, but that is going to be a tall and multi year order. I believe most of CU's seasons since the turn of the century were losing seasons and only 2 were any good. Not surprised they are losing to Ore although that is pretty bad. Pac 12 seems good this year too. It may be a rough second half for the buffs. I hope this stat line isn't something we see Auburn have later in the year.

and no o-line. I think that's the problem. Gus recruited like 1 o-lineman a year, so Harsin inherited a team with tank and bo, but no one to block for them. I feel like the line made that team a 6 win squad. Then Bo quits due to stress and goes to oregon. Year 2 for Harsin is sans a qb and line, just Tank and defense. Harsin was an apathetic coach at best so that year was a bust and now Tank is a pro. Fire Harsin and bring in Hugh, but there is still no offensive line, established skill talent, or QB. Offense has been bad, but it's a complete rebuild on that side of the ball... It's painful to watch.

what are you talking about? Did something I say show up censored?