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Auburn’s Recruiting Surge Under Alex Golesh Has Tigers Back Among Football’s Elite!
06-20-2026 01:30 PM
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Sure looked like it today! War Damn Eagle! That was a fun celebration. Didn't think they had much chance going up to Athens today, but I did see the game had the perfect Trap Game setup with GA's big win in Tuscaloosa last week and Auburn having the Bye week to prepare. The SEC is just brutal this season. Texas finds itself behind Auburn and a bunch of other teams in the standings, currently. It's gonna be a war of attrition this year it seems.
10-17-2026 08:58 PM
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