Episode 120: Back At It
Justin and Painter wrap up Auburn football's off week by picking an all-time* defense and giving their thoughts on the Tigers' final five SEC games.
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After revealing his all-time Auburn offense in Friday’s Mailbag, Painter puts together a defense to match it. Then Justin and he take an early look at Ole Miss and the rest of Auburn’s opponents in a five-game stretch to close the regular season. They finish the show by giving slam dunk contest picks and reading another memorable podcast review.
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I did a little research as far as the coaching tree with Bryan harsin and obviously he coached under Peterson but the coaching tree associated with Peterson you going back when he was at UC Davis working under legendary coach Jim Sochor who won 18 conference championships anyway it's interesting and it involves the coach who raised Oregon from the dead Mike Belotti... anyway I think it would be very interesting reading if Justin the master of football science did a story on that coaching tree and the way they coached with amazing detail and at one point although Boise State never got a shot at a national title but they were so fundamentally sound it was ridiculous. The attention to detail and then Coach h who never started at quarterback at Boise I don't remember the head coach under him but he was involved in that coaching tree going back to Frank Sochor but it was a I don't know if it was a tradition but when coach H was there the backup quarterbacks would suggest plays and most of the time the head coach he was later the offensive coordinator for the Falcons but anyway quarterbacks would make suggestions on the sidelines for plays and they would get rejected as far as the play call and coach harsin or they called him hars anyway he would suggest a play and the coach would just laugh and put it in so he had a knack for it even as a backup quarterback. He was a student of the game. Anyway I think it would be interesting I don't know. Yeah I take forever to get to the point but I thought if Peterson ever got a chance to coach in the SEC, and got players he would be very successful. He wasn't as in your face as Nick Saban but he expected perfection. Anyway anyway there you go. Good to see Bo Nix progressing and yeah I've been very critical of him unfairly anyway thanks for listening
By the way I don't know everything