Episodes

  • Auburn Can’t Ignore These 5 Hard Truths | Auburn Football Podcast

    Auburn Can’t Ignore These 5 Hard Truths | Auburn Football Podcast
    Oct 8 2026
    Auburn football has reached the bye week at 3 and 2, and it is time to deal with some hard truths about what the Tigers have put on the field through five games. Auburn still has plenty to play for, but the toughest portion of the schedule is coming. Before Alex Golesh and the Tigers can worry about Georgia, LSU, Ole Miss and the rest of the SEC schedule, Auburn has some major problems that have to be addressed during the bye week. It starts with an Auburn running game that simply has not been good enough. That might be one of the biggest surprises of the season. Auburn entered 2026 with Jeremiah Cobb, Bryson Washington, Omar Mabson, Tay Meadows and a quarterback in Byrum Brown who rushed for 1,000 yards last season. The expectation was that Auburn would be physical, establish the run and force defenses to deal with one of the deepest collections of rushing talent on the roster. Instead, the Tigers have struggled to consistently control games on the ground. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    17 mins
  • PRESSER: Alex Golesh after the Vanderbilt game

    PRESSER: Alex Golesh after the Vanderbilt game
    Sep 27 2026
    Head Alex Golesh addresses the media after the Vanderbilt game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    27 mins
  • ALERT: Auburn Football Offense Raises Questions | Vanderbilt Postgame | Auburn Football Podcast

    ALERT: Auburn Football Offense Raises Questions | Vanderbilt Postgame | Auburn Football Podcast
    Sep 27 2026
    Auburn Football got the win over Vanderbilt, but there are still some major questions about what this offense is trying to become under Alex Golesh. Auburn walked out of Jordan Hare Stadium with a 21 to 15 victory and improved to 3 and 1 on the season. That matters. After five consecutive losing seasons, nobody should overlook the importance of finding ways to win football games, even when everything does not look pretty. But this Auburn vs Vanderbilt postgame reaction focuses on an offensive problem that could become much bigger as the SEC schedule gets tougher. Vanderbilt possessed the football for 37 minutes and 32 seconds. Auburn had it for only 22 minutes and 28 seconds. Alex Golesh is not trying to build an offense designed to dominate time of possession. That's understandable. But when the offense is struggling to find rhythm, should Auburn continue operating at the same tempo? That's the question. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    18 mins
  • ALERT: Auburn Football Beats Vanderbilt 21-15 | Postgame Reaction | Auburn Football Podcast

    ALERT: Auburn Football Beats Vanderbilt 21-15 | Postgame Reaction | Auburn Football Podcast
    Sep 27 2026
    Auburn Football finally got back into the win column at Jordan-Hare Stadium, beating Vanderbilt 21 to 15 and moving to 3 and 1 on the season. The Tigers snapped Vanderbilt’s two game winning streak in the series and picked up an important SEC victory, but this Auburn vs Vanderbilt postgame reaction is about much more than the final score. There were positives. Auburn’s defense responded after a difficult performance against Florida, holding Vanderbilt to 15 points and making enough stops to keep the Commodores out of the end zone late. Special teams delivered one of the biggest plays of the afternoon when Auburn blocked a Vanderbilt punt and turned it into a touchdown. But offensively, there are still questions. Auburn struggled to establish the running game consistently. Jeremiah Cobb led the Tigers with 58 rushing yards, while Byrum Brown added 57 yards on the ground. Brown finished 18 of 27 passing, but the passing game never consistently found the rhythm Auburn will need as the SEC schedule gets tougher. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    19 mins
  • BREAKING: Auburn Football Defense Steps Up | Auburn Football Podcast

    BREAKING: Auburn Football Defense Steps Up | Auburn Football Podcast
    Sep 28 2026
    Auburn Football found a way to finish. That might be the biggest takeaway after Auburn's 21 to 15 victory over Vanderbilt. It wasn't always pretty. There are still plenty of questions about this offense, and the schedule is about to get much tougher. But Auburn is 3 and 1, the Vanderbilt losing streak is over, and the Tigers finished a football game that felt like the type of game Auburn might have given away a season ago. That's progress. One of the biggest positives was seeing Xavier Atkins flying around the field again. After being noticeably quiet against Florida, Atkins looked much more like the impact linebacker Auburn expects him to be. There was some concern about his health during the game, so seeing him return in the second half and continue making plays was encouraging. Cody Sigler also continues to demand attention along Auburn's defensive front. Vanderbilt had to account for him throughout the afternoon, and having someone in the middle who can command that kind of attention can create opportunities for everybody else. The defense still has something it absolutely must fix. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    16 mins
  • ALERT: Auburn Football Offense Has No Rhythm | TWT P6 | Auburn Football Podcast

    ALERT: Auburn Football Offense Has No Rhythm | TWT P6 | Auburn Football Podcast
    Sep 29 2026
    WARNING: Auburn football is 3 and 1, but the Tigers cannot allow winning close games to hide what is happening offensively. This offense has no rhythm. The conversation about Auburn's running backs is getting louder. Should Jeremiah Cobb get more carries? Should another back become RB1? Is Byrum Brown actually Auburn's most dangerous runner? Those questions are worth discussing, but they might be missing the larger problem. Auburn has to build an offense around the personnel it actually has. If the offensive line is struggling in both pass protection and run blocking, Alex Golesh and the Auburn staff have to find ways to compensate. Get the football out faster. Create opportunities on the perimeter. Put defenders in conflict. Use Cobb's speed differently. Take advantage of Brown's ability as a runner. Auburn cannot simply line up, announce what it wants to do and expect to overpower SEC defenses if the offensive line cannot consistently win those matchups. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    19 mins
  • ALERT: Auburn Football Beats Vanderbilt | Alex Golesh Win 1ST SEC Game | TWT P2 | Auburn Football Podcast

    ALERT: Auburn Football Beats Vanderbilt | Alex Golesh Win 1ST SEC Game | TWT P2 | Auburn Football Podcast
    Sep 28 2026
    ALERT: Auburn football got the win against Vanderbilt, and while it certainly was not pretty, the Tigers bought themselves something incredibly important heading into October: another week of hope. Auburn is 3 and 1, has finally won an SEC game at Jordan Hare Stadium for the first time in two years, and now has an opportunity to build on it. But nobody should confuse winning with having everything fixed. There are still some serious concerns with this Auburn offense. The Tigers have yet to establish the type of rushing attack expected from an Alex Golesh offense against Power Four competition. Auburn also continues to battle interceptions and inconsistent quarterback play. Byrum Brown completed 65.1 percent of his passes against Vanderbilt according to the numbers discussed in the episode, with an adjusted completion percentage of 69.7 after accounting for three credited drops. But the defense gave Auburn a chance. Vanderbilt finished just 4 of 17 on third down and averaged only 2.7 yards per rushing attempt according to the game statistics discussed in this episode. The tackling still needs to improve, but DJ Durkin's defense delivered a much better overall performance than it did against Florida. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    17 mins
  • WARNING: Auburn’s Season Could Turn RIGHT HERE | Auburn Football Podcast

    WARNING: Auburn’s Season Could Turn RIGHT HERE | Auburn Football Podcast
    Sep 25 2026
    Auburn football has reached a critical point in the season, and the matchup against Vanderbilt feels like a game the Tigers simply cannot afford to let slip away. After the loss to Florida, the pressure surrounding Auburn has changed dramatically. This Vanderbilt game already mattered, but now it feels like a legitimate must win before Auburn enters a brutal stretch of SEC football. What happens if Auburn loses? That is where things could get uncomfortable quickly. The schedule waiting on the other side of Vanderbilt includes road games at Tennessee and Georgia, followed by LSU coming to town and another road trip to Ole Miss. Finding wins during that stretch will not be easy, which makes taking care of business against Vanderbilt even more important. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    14 mins