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Kyle preaches for a few minutes on a narrative surrounding Byrum Brown and then drops a hot take on Ben to get his reaction

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We went back to the film with a football expert to figure out what went wrong for Auburn against Tennessee—and why some of the decisions are still so hard to understand. At the top of the list is that critical 4th-and-1 play call and whether Alex Golesh put his offense in the best possible position to succeed when Auburn desperately needed a yard.

We also dig into the offensive line, where some of the same problems continue to show up week after week. Is it personnel, scheme, execution—or some combination of all three? Then we get into a few curious special teams decisions and situations that deserve a much closer look.

Most importantly, this isn't just about pointing out what went wrong. We break down how Auburn can actually fix these issues, what needs to change moving forward, and what the film tells us about Byrum Brown and this offense.

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Kyle and Ben recap the Auburn/Tennessee game today and talk through what could be done on either side of the ball that could make a difference

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Auburn football lost another SEC game against Tennessee, but the Tigers' biggest problem might be something Alex Golesh should be able to fix immediately: discipline.

Auburn committed 11 penalties for 98 yards in Knoxville.

Seven were pre-snap penalties.

That becomes even more frustrating when you look at how Auburn started offensively. The Tigers desperately needed to start fast, yet false starts contributed to three straight three-and-outs in the first quarter.

Then came the costly defensive mistakes.

With Tennessee backed up, Auburn committed a facemask followed by illegal hands to the face, completely flipping field position in a game where every yard mattered.

That's the problem.

You can debate whether Auburn has enough talent to compete with Tennessee, Georgia and the rest of the SEC. Golesh will have opportunities to improve this roster over time.

Discipline shouldn't require another recruiting class.

Auburn has to stop beating itself.

The Tigers now enter a perfectly timed bye week before Georgia. If Golesh wants to make personnel changes, address the penalties or reevaluate some of his own decisions, this is the opportunity.

Because when the margins are this thin, 11 penalties aren't just mistakes.

They can decide the football game.

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New faces. New coaches. Same offensive line problems. Auburn has spent years trying to patch together an offensive line without consistently recruiting the position at a high enough level out of high school, and eventually the cycle has to end.

Are the Tigers willing to invest what it takes in the trenches instead of always chasing the sexy quarterback, receiver or skill-position addition? Alex Golesh appears to be taking a different approach, bringing in young offensive line talent, giving younger players legitimate opportunities this season and stacking some major commitments for the future. But rebuilding an SEC offensive line through recruiting takes time—and does Golesh actually have enough time to see that plan through?

We break down the problem that continues to derail Auburn year after year, why constantly kicking the can down the road hasn't worked, and whether Golesh is finally building an offensive line that can change the trajectory of Auburn Football.

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All the guys get together to discuss what some of the biggest complaints are from fans after another heartbreaking SEC loss. Who's to blame? Are they right? Are they wrong? Where do we go from here? #wde

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Groundhog's Day? Defense give the offense multiple opportunities to win the game and they just can't get it done. Kyle and Chandler break down the Auburn vs Tennessee game, search for any silver linings, and talk about moving forward #wde

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