Justin and Painter recap Auburn’s 42-10 loss to Georgia in Athens. The guys discuss just how familiar a lot of it felt for the Tigers — both inside Sanford Stadium and in the context of the 2022 season under Bryan Harsin.
They break down the biggest thing that separates Auburn from one of its biggest rivals and how that should affect the future direction of the program. They also talk about what Auburn’s defense did well early, why the offense was ineffective for yet another game, and how uncertain everything feels moving forward for Harsin and his staff.
The episode ends with a discussion of Chance Westry’s knee surgery and an early look at the big games on Auburn basketball’s nonconference schedule.
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Episode 219: That Familiar Feeling [Georgia Game Review]