Episodes

  • Can Auburn Defend Home Turf vs LSU? | Auburn Football Podcast

    Can Auburn Defend Home Turf vs LSU? | Auburn Football Podcast
    Feb 21 2026
    October will define Auburn football in 2026, and the lone home game in that brutal stretch might be the biggest swing game on the entire schedule. In this episode, Auburn vs LSU takes center stage as Alex Golesh prepares for his first major SEC October test at Jordan-Hare Stadium. With Lane Kiffin now leading LSU, this rivalry returns with serious implications for both programs. Auburn has not faced LSU consistently in recent seasons due to scheduling changes, but historically, this matchup has delivered drama, close finishes, and statement moments. The history between Auburn and LSU is filled with tight contests, missed kicks, late-game heroics, and coaching turning points. From the Les Miles era to recent clashes, this series has rarely disappointed. Now, with both programs adjusting to new leadership, the 2026 matchup could signal which direction each program is headed. LSU enters with portal momentum and major quarterback expectations. Auburn counters with Byron Brown, continuity in key areas, and renewed energy under Golesh. Defensively, Auburn’s SEC experience could play a critical role against a high-powered LSU offense. If Auburn wants to go 2-2 in October, this is likely a must-win. Protecting home turf matters. Jordan-Hare at night matters. Momentum matters. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    27 mins
  • Is Chas Nimrod Auburn’s WR1? 👀 | Auburn Football Podcast

    Is Chas Nimrod Auburn’s WR1? 👀 | Auburn Football Podcast
    Feb 20 2026
    A lot of the offseason buzz has centered around Keyshawn Singleton. Fair. But the real conversation might need to shift to Chas Nimrod. After digging into the numbers and talking with people around the program, there’s growing belief that Nimrod is being slept on. The former Tennessee and South Florida wideout quietly posted 466 yards in just six games last season, including a 128 yard performance against Miami. That pace projects to a monster year over a full schedule. At 6’2” with legit versatility, Nimrod can line up at multiple receiver spots. In this wide choice system, that matters. This offense is built on distribution. Last season alone, nine receivers had double digit catches. That is by design. The ball does not stick in one place. Now enter Byrum Brown. According to PFF, he was the highest rated quarterback in the transfer portal. Auburn finally believes it has stability at quarterback. And when that position is solid, everything else opens up. The real question is not whether Auburn can produce a 1,000 yard receiver. The question is whether it needs one. With Keyshawn Singleton, Bryce Cain, Jeremiah Koger, and a deep running back room, the touches may be spread out. That could actually make this offense more dangerous. Then there is October. Road trips to Tennessee and Georgia. LSU and Ole Miss on the schedule. Auburn has not won in Athens since 2005. If Alex Golesh finds a way to steal one between the hedges, that instantly becomes a signature moment. But it starts with protection. It starts with quarterback play. And it might just start with Chas Nimrod emerging as the most dangerous weapon on the field. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    32 mins
  • SEC On Notice: Byrum Brown Is Coming | AU Tigers 2026 Schedule Breakdown | Auburn Football Podcast

    SEC On Notice: Byrum Brown Is Coming | AU Tigers 2026 Schedule Breakdown | Auburn Football Podcast
    Feb 19 2026
    Can Byrum Brown be the difference maker for Auburn football in 2026? After earning a 91.5 PFF grade as the No. 1 rated quarterback in the transfer portal, expectations are sky high as he reunites with head coach Alex Golesh and steps into the SEC spotlight with the Auburn Tigers. This episode breaks down what Byrum Brown’s arrival means for Auburn’s offense, how his dual-threat ability translates from the American to the SEC, and why September will define the Tigers’ season. With matchups against Baylor Bears, Florida Gators, Tennessee Volunteers, Georgia Bulldogs, LSU Tigers, and Alabama Crimson Tide on the schedule, there are no warm-up games in conference play. Is 3,000 passing yards realistic? Could he push 3,500? And more importantly, does Auburn need him to be Superman early in the year to survive a brutal October stretch? We also dive into the quarterback matchups across the SEC, what proof of concept means for recruiting, and why Byrum Brown might be the most important player in the conference next season. If Auburn is flirting with 8 or 9 wins, it likely starts with No. 1 at quarterback. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    25 mins
  • Can Auburn slow down Josh Hubbard?

    Can Auburn slow down Josh Hubbard?
    Feb 18 2026
    Auburn is trying to get back to winning ways against Mississippi State. To do that, they have to slow down Josh Hubbard. Can they get it done? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    26 mins
  • Coach Pearl talks about the matchup against Mississippi State

    Coach Pearl talks about the matchup against Mississippi State
    Feb 18 2026
    Coach Steven Pearl addresses the media ahead of the road trip to Starkville against Mississippi State. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    16 mins
  • ALERT: Cody Sigler Changes Everything Up Front | Auburn Football Podcast

    ALERT: Cody Sigler Changes Everything Up Front | Auburn Football Podcast
    Feb 16 2026
    According to PFF, Auburn landed the highest graded quarterback in the transfer portal with Byrum Brown. But that wasn’t the only elite addition. Cody Sigler came in as the No. 2 rated defensive lineman in the portal, and that could have just as big of an impact on the 2026 season. This Auburn defensive line reload is serious. Under DJ Durkin, Auburn has quietly built one of the SEC’s best run defenses. The Tigers allowed just 99.3 rushing yards per game last season, ranking third in the conference. They gave up only 20.7 points per game. The defense did more than enough to win games. The offense simply did not hold up its end. Now with Kendrick Faulk heading to the league, the spotlight turns to Cody Sigler and the next wave up front. Dallas Walker adds depth. Jared Smith flashed real potential. DeShawn Womack brings edge pressure. Walter Mathis can collapse pockets from the interior. And Saint Faerre is a massive presence that can plug the middle. The goal is simple. Stay elite against the run. Get home on obvious passing downs. Protect linebackers like Xavier Atkins so they can play fast and clean. October is brutal on the schedule. September cannot slip away. If Auburn is going to flip the script in 2026, it starts in the trenches. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    25 mins
  • Can Auburn Basketball win without Keyshawn Hall?

    Can Auburn Basketball win without Keyshawn Hall?
    Feb 14 2026
    The SEC Availability report came out Friday night and lists Keyshawn Hall, the leading scorer for Auburn as OUT for the game? In this rematch vs Arkansas, Can the Tigers get a much neede road win without him? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    25 mins
  • Coach Steven Pearl previews the rematch against Arkansas

    Coach Steven Pearl previews the rematch against Arkansas
    Feb 14 2026
    Steven Pearl talked with the media prior to the team leaving for Fayetteville about the rematch against Arkansas Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    8 mins