BREAKING: Auburn football fans are left frustrated after another disappointing SEC performance, this time against Texas A&M. With Jackson Arnold sacked 17 times in just two weeks, the offensive line is under massive scrutiny. Former Auburn offensive linemen like Reece Dismukes, Chad Slade, and Ryan Pugh have all voiced concerns, saying the issue isn’t talent but toughness and coaching.

Head coach Hugh Freeze insists Auburn is “close,” but many are questioning whether this team is anywhere near consistent enough to compete with Georgia in the Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry. The rushing attack disappeared against the Aggies, with Demario Alston getting just two carries despite being healthy. Fans are scratching their heads, wondering why the run game was abandoned in a winnable game.

Special teams have also been inconsistent—excellent against Baylor, but disastrous versus Oklahoma. Auburn cannot afford those kinds of mistakes if they hope to upset Georgia at home. The defense has kept them alive, but offensive coaching, play-calling, and adjustments have been glaring weaknesses.

Now the big question: Can Hugh Freeze make the necessary changes in time? Or are we watching Auburn spiral in year three of his tenure? Fans’ patience is wearing thin, and the call for accountability has never been louder.

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