Auburn football didn't play during its bye week, but the latest SEC results have raised even more questions about Alex Golesh and the Tigers. After watching Florida, Vanderbilt and Tennessee struggle, are Auburn's three conference losses looking worse than we originally thought? The Auburn Tigers entered their bye week hoping to regroup after a frustrating start to SEC play. Unfortunately, the results from around the conference haven't exactly helped Auburn's outlook. Florida suffered another disappointing defeat, this time against South Carolina. Vanderbilt was overwhelmed by Ole Miss, while Tennessee struggled against an Arkansas team that Auburn had previously viewed as one of its more realistic opportunities for a conference victory. Does that mean Auburn is further behind the rest of the SEC than we thought? On today's Auburn HIT, we examine what these results actually mean for the Tigers and whether there's still reason to believe Auburn can turn its season around. While the performances of Auburn's previous opponents raise legitimate concerns, the unpredictable nature of the SEC could also create opportunities. LSU now has two losses following its defeat against Kentucky. Could Auburn catch a vulnerable LSU team when the Tigers visit Jordan-Hare Stadium? We also examine Auburn's remaining schedule, including Georgia, Ole Miss, Mississippi State and Arkansas. With bowl eligibility still a realistic goal, the matchups against Mississippi State and Arkansas could ultimately determine whether Auburn finishes 6-6 or misses the postseason. Can Alex Golesh find a way to steal an SEC victory? Or did the bye-week results expose just how difficult Auburn's remaining schedule could become? Auburn didn't lose this weekend, but the Tigers may have learned something uncomfortable about their season. #AuburnFootball #AuburnTigers #WarEagle Photo Credit: Randy Sartin IMAGN Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! KALSHI For a limited time, Download the Kalshi app and use code [LOCKEDON] to get up to $500 in bonus credits when you trade $25.
Auburn football didn't play during its bye week, but the latest SEC results have raised even more questions about Alex Golesh and the Tigers. After watching Florida, Vanderbilt and Tennessee struggle, are Auburn's three conference losses looking worse than we originally thought? The Auburn Tigers entered their bye week hoping to regroup after a frustrating start to SEC play. Unfortunately, the results from around the conference haven't exactly helped Auburn's outlook. Florida suffered another disappointing defeat, this time against South Carolina. Vanderbilt was overwhelmed by Ole Miss, while Tennessee struggled against an Arkansas team that Auburn had previously viewed as one of its more realistic opportunities for a conference victory. Does that mean Auburn is further behind the rest of the SEC than we thought? On today's Auburn HIT, we examine what these results actually mean for the Tigers and whether there's still reason to believe Auburn can turn its season around. While the performances of Auburn's previous opponents raise legitimate concerns, the unpredictable nature of the SEC could also create opportunities. LSU now has two losses following its defeat against Kentucky. Could Auburn catch a vulnerable LSU team when the Tigers visit Jordan-Hare Stadium? We also examine Auburn's remaining schedule, including Georgia, Ole Miss, Mississippi State and Arkansas. With bowl eligibility still a realistic goal, the matchups against Mississippi State and Arkansas could ultimately determine whether Auburn finishes 6-6 or misses the postseason. Can Alex Golesh find a way to steal an SEC victory? Or did the bye-week results expose just how difficult Auburn's remaining schedule could become? Auburn didn't lose this weekend, but the Tigers may have learned something uncomfortable about their season. #AuburnFootball #AuburnTigers #WarEagle
Photo Credit: Randy Sartin IMAGN
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