ALERT: Florida Is Daring Byrum Brown to Beat Them With His Arm | Auburn Podcast

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Ike Jones (3:18)

And King, I mean, you know, you played in these games where you had a teammate go to another team, and there was a time where the SEC coaches used to make that almost an impossibility. If you were gonna leave us, we weren't going to another SEC school that we're gonna see the next year. I mean, now they can't really control it.

SPEAKER_8 (3:32)

It is wild that this happens, and King, you're from the same exact era that I was in college that my husband played. I can't, we had Trevor Etienne go from Florida to Georgia.

We had a linebacker go for, our linemen, excuse me, go from Florida to Florida State. That is something that makes my head explode. I literally could not imagine, and I think Auburn players have every right to have massive issue with the fact that Eric Singleton Jr. is on Florida's roster. I'm interested to see if he played. I was told tonight he's gonna be a game time decision that he will dress, and they're gonna just kind of see how he feels in warmups. I'm interested to see him play. Maybe this isn't the one you really want to come back for. I don't know, especially if you're not 100% healthy, but I think they have every right to be pissed. But this is my question, but are they? Because this generation of kids isn't like our generation of players. There's so many of them are mercenaries. So do they feel that hatred that we feel? And if they don't, damn it, I want their coaches to make them.

Ike Jones (4:42)

We had a basketball player a few years ago that got in front of a camera and said, you know, when we're not playing them, I root for those players. No way.

SPEAKER_1 (4:55)

Yeah, he did. He's a good guy. He's a good guy.

Ike Jones (4:57)

No, no.

But fans jumped all over him. And we were like, yeah, I'm not sure you get the essence of the rivalry if you're saying something like that, right? Like you can think, I get it. I get that the players have great respect for each other.