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Auburn’s Trenches MUST Respond Against Vanderbilt

Episode Summary

Auburn cannot afford to get pushed around in the trenches for a second consecutive week. On this Auburn HIT, Zac Blackerby explains why Auburn’s offensive and defensive lines are the biggest things he’ll be watching against Vanderbilt. Florida controlled the line of scrimmage against the Tigers, something that went directly against Alex Golesh’s emphasis on delivering the first punch and playing with violence. Now Auburn has an opportunity to prove that performance won’t become a trend. The defensive front needs to establish itself against Vanderbilt before Auburn reaches a difficult stretch of SEC offensive lines later in the season. The same applies offensively. Auburn surrendered seven sacks against Florida, and Zac questions whether Golesh will make any personnel changes involving Joe Simmons, Wilson Zierer, Cole Best, Cole Skinner and Stanton Ramil. His expectation? Auburn probably sticks with its current starting five. But regardless of who starts, the Tigers have to protect Byrum Brown better and become the aggressor again at the line of scrimmage. Can Auburn deliver the first punch against Vanderbilt? #AuburnFootball #WarEagle #AuburnTigers Photo Credit: Jake Crandall 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.

Episode Notes

Auburn cannot afford to get pushed around in the trenches for a second consecutive week.

On this Auburn HIT, Zac Blackerby explains why Auburn’s offensive and defensive lines are the biggest things he’ll be watching against Vanderbilt.

Florida controlled the line of scrimmage against the Tigers, something that went directly against Alex Golesh’s emphasis on delivering the first punch and playing with violence. Now Auburn has an opportunity to prove that performance won’t become a trend.

The defensive front needs to establish itself against Vanderbilt before Auburn reaches a difficult stretch of SEC offensive lines later in the season.

The same applies offensively.

Auburn surrendered seven sacks against Florida, and Zac questions whether Golesh will make any personnel changes involving Joe Simmons, Wilson Zierer, Cole Best, Cole Skinner and Stanton Ramil.

His expectation? Auburn probably sticks with its current starting five.

But regardless of who starts, the Tigers have to protect Byrum Brown better and become the aggressor again at the line of scrimmage.

Can Auburn deliver the first punch against Vanderbilt?

#AuburnFootball #WarEagle #AuburnTigers

Photo Credit: Jake Crandall IMAGN

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