Bryan and Jay G. return with a plethora of topics to discuss including Sean White's first start, odd personnel indecision at tailback, better play on defense and a bizarre situation over at Plainsman Park. Lots to discuss. Let's do it!

Bryan, Allie and Jay G. return with a 52-minute show breaking down what was a big day in the world of Auburn football. A new quarterback, Sean White, has become the Tigers' top choice while defensive end Carl Lawson is going to be down longer than expected. We also take a look at the Tigers' troubles along the defensive front and plot a strategy for Auburn to regain control of run defense through recruiting. 

Bryan and Jay G. return with a more comprehensive look at the Tigers' situation, which isn't exactly great yet isn't exactly terminal, either. We examine what's wrong with Auburn right now and why we believe most of those issues are fixable in short order. We also preview the game at LSU. 

Your daily-ish, aural review of The Weekend That Was in Auburn football (and at AuburnSports.com) returns with two segments turned into one. The first segment concerns itself with Will Muschamp's opinion of what happened last weekend. The second segment deals with how different people react in different ways to difficult times. I think it's a parable.

Your daily, audio review of The Day Thay Was in Auburn football returns with its full attention on Will Muschamp's press conference Thursday. He discussed his thoughts from the Louisville game, his most productive linebacker, who is on the hook for perimeter adjustments and more. Plus tickets, a big gig for David Marsh and Hilarious Bunker Threads.

Your daily, audio review of The Day That Was with Auburn football returns with chatter about Tyler Queen's elbow, Jonathan Wallace's return to quarterback, containing edges, critiquing the defensive line and looking ahead to what should be an interesting interview with Will Mushchamp tonight.

Please enjoy.

Your daily-ish, audio review of The Day That Was (or The Weekend That Was in this case) includes a thorough re-hashing of what we saw in Atlanta. Auburn defeated the hated Louisville Cardinals by a tally of 31-24, but many in orange saw this one almost as a loss. We delve into that with a bit of incredulity.

Your daily, audio review of The Day That Was in Auburn football returns with a look at Rhett Lashlee's comments from Wednesday night, which included some mildly surprising tidbits regarding the situations at left guard and tailback. I also recount a recent interview with a Louisville radio station and how the Jetgate saga unfolded. Can't believe it's been almost 12 years!

We return with a BRAND NEW edition of the potentially award-willing show featuring Allie and Bryan and Jay. What did they discuss? Gus Malzahn released his first depth chart in eight months on Tuesday and it included some surprises. Let's take a look.