Episode 520: One Battle After Another (Oklahoma Recap)
The Auburn Observer · Justin Ferguson and Dan Peck
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Show Notes
Justin returns from Oklahoma to discuss Auburn football’s SEC opener road loss with Dan. Topics for this recap podcast include:
* why it’s impossible to talk about this game without discussing the officiating
* the Tigers still having a chance to win — and a lot to correct — with those calls
* the frustrating and familiar from this loss under Hugh Freeze
* Auburn’s lack of a consistent running game after a hot start to the season
* Jackson Arnold’s up-and-down return to Norman
* how Oklahoma took away Arnold’s running and how the Tigers didn’t adapt to it
* dividing up the responsibility for all those sacks
* a day of struggle for the offensive line, especially with penalties
* Auburn’s defense stepping up and giving a winning performance
* all the major special teams miscues and how that’s a bad sign for the staff
* Dan’s questions about some third-down decisions for Auburn’s offense
* Cam Coleman’s explosive performance and how he could’ve gotten more involved
* Eric Singleton’s target-heavy game and his overall efficiency through four games
* a lightning round through the rest of Week 4 in college football, including some upset losses for big-name programs
* an announcement about Observer stickers, which you can order starting Monday
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