Apr 19, 2021

Episode 67: This is the year. Bo Nix has improved so much under this new offense. He’s focused. He’s having fun. I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s a dark horse for the Heisman.

Justin and Painter recap Auburn's A-Day game with their thoughts on Bo Nix, a promising rushing attack, Derek Mason's defense and more.

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Justin Ferguson
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Justin Ferguson, Dan Peck, Painter Sharpless and friends take you inside the stats, strategies and stories of Auburn football and basketball.
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Justin and Painter discuss Auburn’s first A-Day during the Bryan Harsin era. They talk about Bo Nix, the pieces of a strong rushing attack, why Derek Mason’s defense looks promising and other observations from the Tigers’ spring game.

(Note: Apologies for the late release of this podcast episode. Time is a construct.)

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