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Mike G (3:15)

In the post, you didn't get a chance to join the post game, which is our more raw visceral reaction to what we saw. But let's talk about the analytics of what we saw. I get the pleasure of sitting next to you during the game and hearing your thoughts in real time. I want to start on the offense side of the ball. Was this game what you expected offensively from Auburn and Byrum Brown? Believe it or not, Auburn has not had a quarterback throw for 200 yards and back to back games very often over the last three or four years. Byrum Brownhouse has now done it. But what did you think about the offense here in this one?

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B Wil (3:59)

For the most part, I thought it was pretty good.

I expected them to put up more points than that, but I do think that they got robbed of a few. So I think that they were, from a point standpoint, right around where I think they needed to be.

Looked efficient in the pass game, few drop passes. Byrum Brown, as you mentioned, looked more comfortable, more confident in the pocket. You know, of course, lesser competition will allow your comfort level to increase a little bit. But I think that they're starting to settle in a little bit more. And I liked what I saw in the run game. The change in up front in the offensive line looks like it's going to be a beneficial one. I'm looking forward to being able to rewatch the film on this so we can get a better idea of it. But overall, I think you did what you needed to do against an opponent that you were supposed to beat and beat them in the way in which you were supposed to beat them.

Mike G (4:49)

Yeah, I was they did get robbed of a few points out there. Alex Golesh had some thoughts, but he used the word sloppy.

A bunch of times in the post game, you were in there with me, kind of describing how Auburn, the start that Auburn got off to in the game. Is sloppy how you would describe it? Sloppy wasn't the word I was looking for, but who am I to argue with the head coach? He said sloppy.

B Wil (5:14)

Yeah, I think sloppy is probably the right word when you talk about specifically procedural stuff, right? Like I do think some of the holding calls, again, I need to see it back on film, looked a little bit like, hey, come on, bro. Like I've seen more egregious holes than that last week versus Baylor.