Auburn is going to be a threat no matter the quarterback situation this year. They don't have to have the best offense to win games since their defense, with an exception against a few teams from last season, is always solid. I just hope that we see improvement, no matter the size, in the offensive production. Cam Coleman is a dog. KLS is most likely Auburn's best player entering the season but we will see how this plays out since the freeze 4 is all on campus now. If they can pull out at least an 8 win season more pieces will fall into place. The 2025 commits so far already have Auburn in the top 8 with rumors of JUJU who is currently the best quarterback in that class going to pick AU over USC.
There was another blown call in the 2010 Arkansas Auburn game. With ten min in the 4th quarter Broderick Green runs on a sweep play. The ball comes out and they return it for a score. After review it was clear he was down before the ball comes out but the call stood SEC always protects Its number 1 teams in games. Keep up the great videos.
Love your channel my man but this is brutal to sit through. I was at that smu game. 17-17 tie. Cost us the Cotton Bowl. Im guessing the worst call is the auburn bs fumble fiasco
@@powerhoursec I don't really have a favorite, but I was surprised that you didn't mention the 2003 game between Arkansas and Florida where Tony Bua got a bad penalty called and it cost us the game. That's number one on my list.
*College Football Fans* What is the WORST referee call in Arkansas Razorbacks football history? -Type "F" for Florida -Type "T" for Tennessee -Type "A" for Auburn -Type "O" for Other
They ran a skinny play book. Probably the same concepts they’ve ran all camp they aren’t putting anything to big on film for the rest of the country. Also it’s a great time for a Qb to work on seeing what hits limits are. This is also the probably the best defense he’ll play and unbiasedly we had the most competitive spring game in the country schools were playing touch schools were not even having spring games I loved seeing the 1s vs 1s just competing and getting good reps
@@powerhoursec We are basing our opinions off last year, right? UGA, as a group, had better WR’s than OM last year….they also had a TE that was pretty good. But I was mainly talking about the O-line. If you think it’s lunacy to consider UGA’s O-line a different planet than Ole Miss, you’re in the wrong line of work.
@@rebelmetal4233 You said "Dart is not surrounded by NFL talent"...I'm just telling you that's not true. There is some. But you are right, not at UGA's level
Although they may not have a clearcut #1 WR, I feel like they have every ingredient needed for any situation. Extreme speed in Smith, Young is the redzone/contested catch winner, Etienne has great hands for the checkdowns/swing passes, multiple all around guys for the slot or outside in Lovette, Jackson III, Evans III, Thomas, and Bell. Deepest TE room in the country in Delp, Luckie, Radell, and Yurosek, As long as Beck can keep that computer computing and not force the ball into tight coverage, I think this is the deepest and most proven all around WR room GAs had under Kirby. The talents there, its just the chemistry that needs to click imo. Go Dawgs!!
@@powerhoursec I'll guess LSU since Missouri hasn't beaten us at home. I have family members and plenty of friends who are LSU fans (originally from South Mississippi). I have enjoyed some great LSU games at Auburn. I've never been to DV, and am a little afraid bc I've heard the horror stories. It is good to hear unbiased, non-Auburn commentary. Good job.
Hey Carter, I grew up in Arkansas and regularly listen to the Football Card Quest show. Razorback football has had me depressed for a while. At least basketball is going to be great again. Don't you have an NFL podcast?
It wasn’t that Oklahoma missed Lebby, Oklahoma was missing 3 offensive line starters. Cayden Green left in the portal and Walter Rouse and Tyler Guyton who was a 1st round pick did not play this game. That is why the o line did not adjust to what Arizona was doing.
Jackson is an absolute stud. I think he's got a chance to play on Sundays when he wraps up his college career. Was really surprised and sad to see him leave Utah. Still never got a real reason as to why he left, but Arkansas you got a real one. He's going to be great for you and he catches the ball just fine. At Utah, they ran a lot of 12 personnel, especially on 3rd downs. They like getting the ball to their te's and liked using the running backs to pass block.
No mystery. Auburn offense runs very fast. It is predicated on getting first downs. They were 2-10 on third down. That means they were off the field quickly. Hence, the time of possession.
I'm so tired of this fan base blaming Pittman for all the issues. If you don't like the players we are getting then pony up some dough to NIL. Ole Miss and Missouri has massive NIL support and Even though Missouri plays a cupcake schedule every year they have shown it pays to buy players. Arkansas ranks around the mid 30s as a state producing talent. To compete in the SEC against schools like Texas, Florida, Georgia even Mississippi produces way more talent than Arkansas. Until you fix the recruiting issues it doesn't matter who the coach is. Until fans stop crying about wanting home state players and put up to get the players you need, then we will always struggle against schools that produce more than double the football talent. We have two good coordinators now and the players will at least play hard for Pittman. Of course with KJ not being a leader and causing a lot of locker room division took that away. But i promise they will at least perform above where they are expected to under the current staff. Still until you fix recruiting issues no coach outside of Nick Saban will ever change that.
@@powerhoursec According to other players spent no time with his team too busy making trips to Cali to promote himself. Never tried to lead the team just worried about his NIL. That's why players like Chris Paul left. They worked their but off only to lose because KJ didn't spend the time to learn the playbook or build chemistry with his receivers. KJ and Jayden Daniels were comparable the year before. Jayden made a huge leap forward in talent because he spent lots of extra time with his receivers throwing and building team chemistry while KJ regressed and wasn't trying to be around his team outside of practice at all. Sure Enos ran a vanilla offense but if you play even half decent on offense you win at least 2 of the 4 one score games you lost. So yes KJ caused issues in the locker room with his lack of leadership as the "start player"
@@powerhoursec More than a few people wanted Criswell to get first team reps mid way thru the season. But you spend that much money on a guy and it's hard to bench him. Criswell can spin the ball and read a defense better than KJ last year. I'm not saying Enos may still have a job if KJ hadn't been starting but it definitely didn't help. Criswell in the Missouri game is not a good indicator. He didn't get to run first team reps and after changing coordinators he really didn't have a shot. But from everything I have heard and seen Criswell or Singleton should've took over when it was clear kj couldn't run the offense. KJ has maybe talent I won't deny that. But if you want to know why Arkansas went 4 -8 last year it's because you leader had zero work ethic and thought he was going to be good no matter what.
