Episode 269: The Truth is Probably Somewhere in the Middle

Justin and Painter take stock of the final week of Auburn football spring practices — the positive trends on the offensive side of the ball, the rotating competition at quarterback, the recent breakout candidates and an idea for spring games that is so good that there’s no chance the NCAA lets it happen.

Then it’s a discussion of Wendell Green Jr.’s decision to leave Auburn and declare for the NBA Draft. The guys talk about Green’s two seasons on the Plains and where the Tigers will go from here at point guard.

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1. David Ellis

2. Frank Parker

3. Tony Villanacci

4. Jacob Varner

5. Jackson Spence

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