Bryan and Jay G. discuss recent press conferences from Rhett Lashlee and Kevin Steele, which provided some critical information regarding some positional quandaries. The best stuff? Lashlee is working to dampen expectations for John Franklin III, which bodes well for Sean White in his quest for a starting job against Clemson.

The crew, minus Allie, reconvenes to delve into the Tigers' recruiting efforts, which haven't yet yielded much in the way of commits. That may be about to change. Jeffrey Lee and Bryan Matthews discuss several of Auburn's most important targets and their timetables. We also discuss grad transfer point guard Ronnie Johnson from University of Houston and a quick look at baseball and softball as the conference tournaments approach. Here comes a new Rundown: Right here, RIGHT NOW. 

Bryan and Jay G. reconvene for a review of the Tigers' interesting situation at quarterback, improving situation on defense and what to expect on the field this fall. Also discussed: Todd Golden's departure from the basketball staff and teams headed in different directions on the diamonds. Get hyped; it's RUNDOWN TIME.

Bryan, Jeffrey and Jay G. convene to discuss what turned out to be a very strong National Signing Day performance for the Auburn Tigers. Two big Wednesday wins -- coaxing signed documents from Derrick Brown and Nate Craig-Myers -- augmented a class that already was strong. We review the biggest winners and even take a quick look ahead at 2017.

The entire AuburnSports.com crew convenes after a long day for RECRUITING CHASING for a recap of a busy weekend for the Tigers' recruiting effort. We talk about WR Nate Craig-Myers, DB Jayvaughn Myers, DT Derrick Brown and many more in this comprehensive weekend wrap-up.

Bryan, Jeffrey Lee and Jay G. reconvene for a 43-minute show that covers ground like Jovon Robinson. Which is to say: Quite a bit. We open with recruiting, break down the Tigers' win against Texas A&M, what will/should happen at quarterback ... then finish with basketball chatter. All in all, that's one heck of a show. 

Bryan, Jeffrey Lee and Jay G. return with a show split evenly among recruiting and team discussion. Jeffrey breaks down what was a pretty eventful weekend on the recruiting front and which player(s) may be the next to commit. Then we talk about Sean White's gritty performance against Ole Miss, what Auburn will do at tailback and why Kerryon Johnson always is a forgotten man during the second half. Here comes a new RUNDOWN: Right here, right now.

Bryan, Jeffrey Lee and Jay G. convene to discuss recruiting, which is very interesting these days considering the situation at quarterback. Auburn has offered a pair of JUCO quarterbacks and that could have some serious roster ramifications. We also discuss Sean White's game at Arkansas, his collaboration with Ricardo Louis and look ahead to a juicy matchup with Ole Miss. Doesn't that sound like a full show? We agree.

Allie, Bryan and Jay G. reconvene once again to review the Tigers' win against Kentucky, what it means to the team, whose performances in Lexington may give Auburn hope heading into this brutal stretch of games. Also discussed: Basketball season is only a few weeks away while a few football recruits of note are preparing to make commitments. All that and more today on The Rundown.

Allie, Bryan and Jay G. reconvene to discuss what's been a busy off week for the Auburn Tigers. If you're here for football talk exclusively, you may want to tune out for the first five minutes. That's when Bryan defends his decision to wear jean shorts. After that, we discuss Duke Williams, the team's lack of vocal leaders, why Sean White is the better option at quarterback and how Auburn can become nastier on the defensive side of the ball.

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, Jeffrey and Jay G. review a massive recruiting week which involved more than 30 four- or five-star prospects making the trip to campus. One player committed at the event (RB Alaric Williams) and two more committed in the hours after leaving: QB Lowell Narcisse and WR Marquis McClain. Several big names also left with Auburn at or near the top of their leader board. We'll review them all and forecast the next step for many of the most high-profile prospects.

Bryan and Jay G. review Auburn's trip to SEC Media Days and consider why Gus Malzahn, an assured man any day of the year, had an even more confident feel about him this time around. They also discuss Will Muschamp's contract, the details of which were learned Wednesday, and how the new scoreboard will affect things inside Jordan-Hare Stadium this fall.

Bryan and Jay spend 30 good minutes discussing Jeremy Johnson's (unsurprising) rise to the No. 1 spot at quarterback and other things that caught our eye during the spring practice period. We also take a quick look at what could be a busy week in the recruiting world.

Jay G. Tate and special guest Ryan Black of the Columbus (Ga.) Ledger-Enquirer sit down for 50 good minutes to talk about the upcoming A-Day game and several topics related to Auburn football. We also talk about tanks, Bruce Springsteen and the worst job in the world ... though being a newspaper reporter can't be the worst. No way.

Ryan Black of the Ledger-Enquirer and Jay Tate of AuburnSports.com discuss/debate the Auburn Tigers (and other stuff) for 50 good minutes. It's a podcast that includes Auburn football, Auburn softball, Auburn baseball, tanks, Bruce Springsteen and the worst job in America. Reportedly.

Ryan Black from the Columbus (Ga.) Ledger-Enquirer joins Jay G. for a good, 45-minute show that touches on spring practice, the situation at tailback, Will Muschamp's net effect on the Tigers' defense, a quick review of hoops and a few stories about former NBA players. Hey, it's March.

BMatt and Jeffrey Lee join Jay G. for a 30-minute show reviewing National Signing Day with some preliminary looks at how some of these newcomers fit into Auburn's plans for the 2015 season.

The AuburnSports.com crew takes a look at the seven spots remaining in the program's Class of 2015 and the dozen (plus a few) players who will fill those spots. Who will be wearing orange and blue come Wednesday? We talk about all the possibilities on this edition of THE RUNDOWN.

The AuburnSports.com crew reconvenes to discuss a wild week in Auburn recruiting, which involves some dogged work centering on cornerbacks and wideouts. We also look ahead to the final weekend before National Signing Day.

The entire crew sits down minutes after the final interview of Big Boom Weekend to digest what we heard from the biggest collection of January visitors ever assembled at Auburn. The news was almost universally good, but will that make a difference on National Signing Day?

Bryan and Jay provide their view of Auburn's hiring of former Alabama assistant Lance Thompson. What does it mean this weekend -- and for the next few years? We can't find a negative. Also, they take a quick look at Big Boom Weekend.

Bryan, Jeffrey and Jay G. return for a review of the team's major personnel moves (coaching changes plus several juniors making NFL decisions) and a look ahead at what the next month of recruiting could mean for the program.

The AuburnSports.com crew reconvenes to talk about Jakell Mitchell's tragic death, how it's affecting the team and the community -- and we also talk about some far less important stuff.

Bryan, Jeffrey and Jay G. review the Iron Bowl, the dismissal of Ellis Johnson and what Gus Malzahn would like to accomplish with his next defensive coordinator.

The entire AuburnSports.com crew re-convenes for another hour-long show that reviews the messy loss to Texas A&M, which demonstrated once again this team's defensive shortcomings.

Does a short-term fix exist? Would a more experienced duo at safety (ie Whitehead and Holsey) help eradicate the middle-third busts we've seen in pass coverage?

We also look ahead to the Georgia game while Bryan breaks out his wildly popular GameDay Bunker Posts segment to find some Bunkerites losing their mind last weekend.

The entire AuburnSports.com crew re-convenes to review of Auburn's 35-31 win in Oxford, what it means in the playoff race and why we now believe the Tigers are following last season's roadmap. WE also preview what could be a big recruiting weekend and Bryan, of course, reviews our top Bunker Game Day Posts.

Neal McCready, publisher of RebelGrove.com, makes a special appearance via telephone to defend his belief that Gus Malzahn's failure to address Laquan Treadwell's injury immediately after Auburn's win in Oxford is a function of fraudulence. And other stuff.

Bryan and Jay G. tape a show while traveling home along Interstate 22 after the Tigers' win in Oxford. We review the game and look ahead to what will be a very interesting November.

Ryan Black of the Columbus (Ga.) Ledger-Enquirer joins us for a 33-minute show reviewing Auburn's loss to Mississippi State and looking ahead to what will be an interesting second half of the season.

Bryan, Jeffrey, Allie and Jay G. return for an irreverent show that bounces all over the place -- from Auburn's upcoming game against Kansas State to Allie's criteria when it comes to dating. Plus, there are new sound effects. We make it fun at AuburnSports.com.

The entire AuburnSports.com crew reconvenes to discuss the Tigers' blowout win over San Jose State and what we've learned about Auburn through two games. We also take a look at the team's recruiting situation and wonder why Allie wears differently colored socks.

The gang gets together for a 48-minute show to review Auburn's 45-21 win over Arkansas. We move beyond that, however, and discuss why Jordan-Hare Stadium isn't what it used to be and take a look at both football and basketball recruiting.

Jay, Bryan and Jeffrey discuss Depth Chart Day and the surprises included within. Also, we discuss basketball recruiting, which has been pretty remarkable lately, and some first-hand reports on commits Tyler Queen and Richard McBryde.

In our Rundown from 8-20-14, the entire AuburnSports.com gang discusses our camp surprises, why Daniel Carlson may or may not be overwhelmed by the many jobs he now has and why Martez Ivey's likely allegiance toward Auburn is a big deal.