Episode
I Was Wrong About Two Important Things Regarding Auburn Football
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- Jun 26, 2026
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- 1264
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Summary
Auburn Tigers shake up the SEC recruiting landscape as top in-state prospect Cedrick Simmons picks Auburn over Alabama. Has the Crimson Tide’s legendary in-state pull faded in the post-Saban era? Zac Blackerby and Christian Rauh debate the power shift, dissect the “Alabama media machine,” and analyze how Alex Golesh’s staff is targeting undervalued recruits to build a deeper, more competitive roster. Wide receiver depth surges with Kesean Singleton gaining two years of eligibility, Chas Nimrod leading the slot, and freshman standouts like Brian Williams Jr. poised for immediate impact after Duke Smith’s dismissal. Coverage includes the evolving offensive scheme, Auburn’s recruiting priorities, and what these moves mean for the Tigers’ SEC prospects. Can Auburn’s revamped wide receiver room fuel a breakout season? Don’t miss this must-listen blueprint for Auburn’s football future.