Justin and Dan go through Auburn’s highs and lows from the 42-3 home opener win over Ball State in Week 2. Topics include:
ranking Ball State with other recent paycheck opponents for Auburn
how the Tigers’ defensive performance was still impressive
Sylvester Smith’s night of big hits and big plays
why Xavier Atkins has emerged as an early-season MVP for Auburn’s defense
Jeremiah Cobb’s explosive performance on the ground
the value of Durell Robinson and Omar Mabson behind the vets
Jackson Arnold taking what the defense gave him, just in a different way
Auburn’s multiplicity at wide receiver and how it affects everything else
the continued pass protection concerns for Auburn’s offense
the Tigers’ special teams needing to improve for the days ahead
how (almost) everybody in college football has work to do early
USF’s upset win over a shockingly bland Florida team
Baylor’s 2OT win at SMU confirming the Auburn game eye test
the SEC flexing its muscles against everybody else in Week 2
looking ahead to Oklahoma after a home win over Michigan
why Vanderbilt looks even more dangerous
an update to the high school mascot ObservFour from last week
an ObservFour of dream podcast guests
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