Lee Corso cursing on live TV somehow exemplify's Auburn's Season this year.
Lee Corso set the tone.
Auburn…
- Auburn hasn’t played this season. I didn’t go to any games, so I can’t be sure that what I’ve seen on TV wasn’t some fancy PIXAR presentation.
- I saw Auburn play four games last year. I know Cam Newton exists. Whether or not he’s a cyborg is a different topic.
- Because Auburn isn’t playing this season, the Iron Bowl must not be happening next week.
College Football…
- Robert Griffin III is the best player in college football. Baylor? BAYLOR? I mean, come on. We talkin’ bout Baylor. Baylor.
- Trent Richardson is going to win the Heisman.
- Alabama is going to have the easiest path to the BCSCG.
- LSU may or may not beat Arkansas and Georgia.
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I think Georgia just scored again...
Auburn…
- You really think this is excusable? You think this is acceptable? You think Georgia just beat us?
- Georgia didn’t just beat us. I told a friend of mine that it’s wrong to say the final was 45-7. That wasn’t the final score. This game was over with 9 minutes left in the 2nd quarter. It was over. We were done.
- You say we have youth issues? Offensive linemen don’t have experience? Georgia has played the 2nd most true freshmen in the SEC, and they’re headed to the SEC championship game.
- You say our defense is still getting their footing? Obvious fundamentals and techniques not taught. Just not there. Commentators rarely make salient points about the actual game, but they were sure quick to point out some of the flaws in our defensive play – not scheme.
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Dyer and the Tigers couldn't get anything going against Georgia this past Saturday
Your average football fan would look at Auburn’s homecoming matchup with Samford this weekend and see an easy win for the Tigers.
After watching his team’s 45-7 dismantling at the hands of Georgia on Saturday, Gene Chizik is not your average football fan.
“If you saw us play yesterday,” the Auburn head coach said, “we’re not supposed to beat anybody.”
The Tigers suffered their most lopsided loss in 15 years — the worst since 1946 to their oldest rival — and have now suffered two losses of 35 points or more in the same season for the first time since 1950.
The first blowout, a 45-10 loss to top-ranked LSU, was kind of understandable.
The second one, to then-No. 15 Georgia, was less so.
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T’Sharvan Bell is out for the remainder of the season with a knee injury
Junior cornerback T’Sharvan Bell is out for the rest of the year with a knee injury he suffered in the third quarter against Georgia, head coach Gene Chizik said Sunday.
Bell, who started the first 10 games for the Tigers, will have surgery on his left knee later this week, Chizik said.
The junior went down after a 9-yard run by Georgia’s Carlton Thomas near the end of the third quarter and lay on the field as Auburn trainers attended to him.
He was helped off the field by two trainers and could not put much pressure on his left leg, then was on crutches with a brace on his knee after the game.
Bell recorded 45 tackles and intercepted two passes on the year.
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