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Yesterday wasn’t the biggest news day in terms of college football, we had a lot more on our minds with the shocking images out of Vegas. Obviously, there are things more important than sports, and it yesterday was a good example of that. It’s always great to see people come together and help those in need, but it seems like we’re having to do that more and more often as of late, which is disheartening.
That said, we do have a couple items for you today. First of all, some news which really isn’t news came out about our game time for the trip down to Baton Rouge next weekend.
times and networks announced for games on October 14: https://t.co/RtkSmUmYgc pic.twitter.com/VuZm9uZLOS
— SEC (@SEC) October 2, 2017
“Times and networks announced”... eh, kind of. Auburn will play LSU at either 2:30 CST on CBS, or 6:00 CST on ESPN/ESPN2 or 6:15 CST on ESPN/ESPN2. We played a day game in Baton Rouge in 2015 and 2011, but for the most part, it’s been a nighttime affair when Tigers meet in Death Valley.
LSU is coming off of that loss to Troy, and so Auburn could put an 0-2 mark on Ed O as far as games played against teams from this state go. Speaking of that loss to Troy, I found this funny.
No tf we don’t...calm down...we just wanna celebrate the win man... https://t.co/Z9xRraqPY3
— Wolf_Tra (@T_HarrisBoy28) October 1, 2017
In the win over Mississippi State, Auburn retooled the offensive line a bit and went with experience more than anything else, and it’s a recipe that’s gone well for Gus Malzahn in his time on the Plains.
.@MGMAdvertiser BLOG (w/VIDEO): Oldie but a goodie: Malzahn more than satisfied with “experienced” offensive line - https://t.co/cYJSA5LDh6 pic.twitter.com/KxUvZYhnPs
— Matthew Stevens (@matthewcstevens) October 3, 2017
But on the other side of the ball, a brand new starter has made a quick name for himself.
Our @JFergusonAU reveals the origin of Jeff Holland's new persona and why he bows to the Auburn sidelines. https://t.co/p22mp7ONUQ
— SEC Country Auburn (@SECCountryAU) October 2, 2017
However, it wasn’t Holland who earned some nice recognition from the league for his play this past weekend, but another Auburn defensive lineman. Oh, and Jarrett Stidham, who’s quietly starting to put together a really impressive run.
Congratulations to @Jarrett_Stidham & @NIckCoe_34 on earning @SEC Player of the Week honors.
— Auburn Football (@AuburnFootball) October 2, 2017
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Till tomorrow, War Eagle!