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Pat Dye Field => War Damn Eagle => Topic started by: jmar on September 14, 2025, 09:54:43 AM
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Someone rightly identified some weaknesses on this team and at least in the first third of the season he looks to be spot on.
We can run the ball but not so sure we can throw accurately enough for the run game to beat any of better teams ahead starting with Oklahoma.
And I would feel far more confident if the defense were performing as advertised instead of making Joe Montegna's out of every opposing QB we play.
I grew up watching 7 win Auburn teams leave it all on the field and this 2025 version only has flashes of unrealized potential from a handful of puffed egos. We look just barely above average as a team that lacks overall toughness.
'Hey we just want to go to a bowl.
Oh well, congratulations are in order.
That Mercer team was a spirited bunch.
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I have no idea what you just said.
I wanted to agree, but then I wanted to disagree.
But I wasn’t sure what I’d be agreeing or disagreeing with…
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Drink more Ovaltine.
Our secondary and wonderful depth are not as good as we were led to believe.
Our QB might have decision making issues.
The running game seems an overall plus but something happens when Arnold starts looking downfield. Kaos says he throws a fat ball and I agree.
I have seen other QBs beat Auburn teams with fat balls.
Fat balls have no place in in college football nor do long cods.
We might grind out three or four more wins if we can get the defense to play as a unit.
We have tremendous receiving talent that is not being utilized.
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The program is being driven into the ground. The damage Harbors and Freeze have done may be unrecoverable.
Freeze’s incompetence makes Doug Barfield look like Knute Rockne.
The sad reality is I can’t even force myself to care. Apathy is the order of the day.