Episode
Why This Late Auburn Surge May Not Matter For Alex Golesh
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- Aug 27, 2026
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- 1372
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Summary
Auburn Tigers’ RB battle heats up as Bryson Washington surges late in fall camp—can Omar Mabson hold onto the RB2 spot behind Jeremiah Cobb? Zac Blackerby and Christian Rauh unpack Washington's momentum, discuss Auburn’s enviable running back depth, and examine how Larry Porter’s room is shaping up ahead of the season opener against Baylor. Is Auburn’s offense poised for a breakout with multiple explosive options in the backfield? The conversation shifts to Christian Neptune’s overlooked potential at wide receiver and Chas Nimrod’s role in the evolving offense, plus lingering questions at key positions. Can Auburn's pass rush, led by Chris Murray, step up after JJ Faulk’s injury? The hosts analyze offensive line rotations, linebacker management under DJ Durkin, and breakout candidates at tight end. With just days until kickoff, how will Alex Golesh’s attacking style and personnel decisions set the tone for Auburn’s 2026 campaign?