The Fellas review offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee's final preseason press conference, which includes information regarding Kyle Davis, the backup QBs and another (unwarranted?) affirmation of this QBs-to-WRs development plan that has yielded iffy results.  

The Fellas break down Stephen Roberts' suspension, several mildly surprising decisions on Auburn's first official depth chart of the season and chatter about Kevin Steele coaching from the box. The Rundown is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas review a reasonably informative interview with offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee, who declined to name the Tigers' No. 2 quarterback. They also wonder why people care that Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables doesn't care about the Tigers' quarterback battle. Plus talk about The Chad Morris Effect. 

The Fellas didn't feel balanced after producing The Sunshine Episode on Saturday morning. So today they take a look at Auburn football through sullen spectacles, fretting over every small thing that could go wrong this season. For effect. They don't really feel that way, but it's fun to pretend sometimes.

The Fellas get positive with their first-ever POSITIVECAST, during which the conversation is wholly positive. It's a look at the very best things happening with Auburn football this fall. If you're a Negative Nancy, this show isn't for you. 

The Fellas talk about, what else, Sean White being named QB1 and project his ability to lead Auburn's offensive down a successful path. They also discuss Kevin Phillips winning the punter job and the possibility of suspension for arrested safety Stephen Roberts.

The Fellas take a look at Auburn's 13-man class of redshirt freshmen, which includes a few players expected to contribute this fall and several more who have the look of future starters. We also ponder Pat Dye's contention that the Auburn staff suffered from internal squabbles and discord last season.

The Fellas break down an "interesting" night from Kevin Steele, which included some chatter about scout teams, Marshall Taylor, Paul James III, Jeff Holland, Josh Holsey and a lot of Davises. We also take a closer look at James, Holland and defensive end Carl Lawson's remarkable leadership ability.

The Fellas take a look at the freshman class as Auburn moves into its game-week cycle for the first time this season. Which guys are sure to play? Which guys are maybes? Which guys definitely are out of the picture? We answer all those questions right here, right now.

The Fellas review what Marshall Taylor's impending return means for the Tigers' rotation at cornerback. They also take a look at two young guys, tailback Malik Miller and defensive tackle Dontavius Russell, and how they'll impact Auburn's chances this season. 

The Fellas return to digest another Gus Malzahn appearance without much in the way of quarterback news, which is becoming news in and of itself. They also ponder the whereabouts of Marshall Taylor, Javaris Davis' alleged time in the 40 and Mon Adams' impressive work in the eyes of Alex Kozan.

The Fellas return to break down offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee's latest interview, which included no new information on the Tigers' alleged quarterback race. They also tough on Jalen Harris' auto accident from last fall, Cam Toney's 'big' step forward and T.J. Neal's quest for shade. 

The Fellas use a 3-2-1 format: Three things they learned during fall camp, two questions and one BOLD prediction for the 2016 season. Bryan is ready to double down on a beefy skill player while Jay G. forecasts a major step forward (statistically) for one element of the Auburn enterprise. (17:18)

The Fellas return for a Tuesday show initially dedicated to QB chatter. Auburn still doesn't have a starter, but it will. Is it possible that freshman Woody Barrett will factor into things later this season? Also, Bryan and Jay G. take a look at personnel allocations at the specific receiver spots, compare Mon Adams as a freshman to Derrick Brown as a freshman and consider what WR Marcus Davis had to say about CB Javaris Davis. 

Bryan and Jay G. discuss the Tigers' second fall scrimmage, if you want to call it that, and what conclusions can be drawn from the event. We also take a look at seven walk-ons who earned scholarships Friday night. That's a great story, though it also begs the question: Why does AU have seven scholarships to give? 

The Fellas break down an eventful-ish night of coordinator interviews, which included Kevin Steele talking about some of his younger players and Rhett Lashlee defending his decision to keep three quarterbacks in the mix. We also reveal our projected depth chart on offense, which offers few surprises to this point. 

Bryan and Jay G. discuss WR Jason Smith, LB Darrell Williams and K Daniel Carlson before jumping into AuburnSports.com's best guess at a defensive depth chart. If you want to know about the team's hierarchy on that side of the ball, this is the show for you. 

Bryan and Jay G. recap the Tigers' first scrimmage of the fall with emphasis on the quarterback race. Surely John Franklin III is in line to have some kind of role, but can he be trusted as a fully featured player behind center? Also, they fellas take a look at the defensive line and how rotations are shaking out there.

Bryan and Jay G. discuss Assistants Day on the Plains. What does that mean? The Tigers' assistants were available for interviews, which yielded a ton of insightful and notable information. We hit the highlights here and set the tone for Auburn's first fall scrimmage, which takes place Tuesday morning.

Bryan and Jay G. discuss the latest developments at Auburn, which include Jovon Robinson's dismissal, developments at quarterback recruiting and an unusually long lost of players who weren't ready to go for the first day of practice. 

We enter a slightly different frontier with this spin-off of The Rundown, which we call BUNKER BANTER. This offers the AuburnSports.com community to get to know one of its own a little bit better. We meet DOCDUMPSTA in today's episode and learn that his relationship with MOMMA appears to be on the rocks while his ability to get scoop-ulous information on Auburn forward Danjel Purifoy is as strong as ever. This interview will make you laugh at least once. That's a guarantee. 

It's a solo show as Jay G. reviews what's been a whirlwind week on the Plains. Will Muschamp and Travaris Robinson have left for South Carolina, leaving Gus Malzahn to pick up the pieces on defense. Who will lead the Tigers' effort moving forward? Jay G. discusses that and much more!

Bryan, Jeffrey Lee and Jay G. return with a detailed look at a very busy weekend coming up. It's IRON BOWL time, which means it's time for a slew of high-profile recruits to make visits -- official and otherwise. We also take a look at the game itself and Auburn's situation heading into its final regular-season game. Plus hoops. Lots to discuss.

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.

Your daily, audio review of The Day That Was with Auburn football includes chatter from Will Muschamp regarding his true freshmen (including Byron Cowart), his plans at linebacker and what he considers his "barometer" for defensive excellence. Also: A shout-out to Bunker member jeramye and a little Rolling Stones. 

Your daily, audio review of The Day That Was in Auburn football returns with a look back on a few big storylines as we head into Game Week One. That includes the team's remaining position battles, young guys in the secondary, Will Muschamp's viability as a head coach and an ode to long-time Bunker member Auburn Proud, who is in Colorado this morning. 

Your daily, audio review of The Day That Was in Auburn football involves a review of comments made by Alex Kozan and Jay Jones along with a not-surprising comment from Bret Bielema about Auburn (he's a hater) and why it's too early in the year for pumpkin-flavored beer.

Your daily, audio review of The Day That Was in Auburn football includes chatter regarding the team's latest preparations for the Louisville game, which will include a "dress rehearsal" today. It'll likely be in the stadium. We also talk about the impeding depth chart reveal and a little more about the WSJ story boldly titled: "At Auburn, Athletics and Academics Collide."

Your daily, audio review of The Day That Was in Auburn football includes a review of Rhett Lashlee's comments along with chatter surrounding the Wall Street Journal's story about the relationship between athletics and academics at Auburn. Also: Shout-outs to a pair of long-term members in Phishininau and Tiger_Style.

Your daily, audio review of The Day That Was in Auburn football includes talk about Tray Matthews' and Kerryon Johnson's return to the field, Will Adams' "new" position, A 32-year-old Q Ball and shoutout to long-term subscribers Tillman86 and Slice Fudson.

Your daily, audio review of The Day That Was in Auburn football returns with a recap of Rhett Lashlee's and Will Muschamp's appearances on 'Tiger Talk' along with some talk of Daily Minutiae and a quick reset of Auburn basketball recruiting.

Your daily review of The Day That Was in Auburn football includes some ... basketball? Hell yes, it does. Auburn played host to the biggest collection of high school talent in its history this weekend and we give you a quick recap. We also talk about Louisville coach Bobby Petrino, Devaroe Lawrence and his effect on Duke Williams and, of course, Marcus Davis.

Your daily review of The Day That Was in Auburn football includes talk about the team's third "scrimmage," which included very few players of autumnal relevance, along with speculation on punters, centers, left guard, Raashed Kennion and the 1a tailback.

Your daily, audio review of The Day That Was includes a review of some of the most important overall storylines, which includes Jovon Robinson's continued rise at tailback, questions at linebacker and the hidden value in excellent H-backs.

Your daily review of The Day That Was in Auburn football returns with a review of Will Muschamp's (voluminous) interview from Thursday night. He spoke candidly about some pressing situations at cornerback and linebacker. 

Your daily look at The Day That Was with Auburn football returns with Bryan Matthews filling in for a congested Jay G. today. Bryan takes some time to review how the team's newcomers are fitting in and which guys will surge into the depth chart this fall.

It's another look back at The Day That Was in Auburn football -- albeit an hour later than usual. An hour later means an hour better. Gus Malzahn shed some light on a few injuries and a few trends, Justin Garrett's new home remedy involves pickels and Sean White says he's faster than you realize. 

Your daily review of The Day That Was in Auburn football. Since the Tigers were off for the past two days, I take a few minutes to review our proposed depth chart and discuss the Tigers' upcoming decision regarding its apparel deal.

Your daily review of The Day That Was in Auburn football. The Tigers were off Sunday (and will be again today) so we discuss a BIG day in basketball recruiting along with a review of what defensive coaches had to say Friday. 

Your daily audio review of The Day That Was for Auburn football. The big talking point today? The team's second scrimmage and what everyone had to say about it. Also: Duke Williams. Always Duke Williams.

Your daily, audio review of The Day That Was in Auburn football. We break down what the team's offensive assistants had to say Saturday, which included a lot of interesting stuff from Dameyune Craig regarding mercurial wideout Duke Williams.

Your daily, audio review of The Day That Was in Auburn football. Today we focus on Duke Williams -- his return and what it means. We also discuss Kerryon Johnson, Jalen Harris and more!

Your daily, audio review of The Day That Was with Auburn football. Today's chatter surrounds the personnel situation at tailback, why Kerryon Johnson's quick progress could make a difference this fall along with stuff from both Jonathan Wallace and Jason Smith.

Your daily, audio review of The Day That Was with Auburn football. Chatter today surrounds Will Muschamp's views on the scrimmage, the rise of some freshman DBs, a new safety in the mix and Maurice Swain's tricky nickname.

Your daily, adio review of Auburn football for August 11, 2015. Discussed: The First Scrimmage, Jonathan Jones, Davonte "Pee Wee" Lambert, Duke Williams' suspension.

Your daily review of everything happening with Auburn football for Monday, August 10, 2015.

Your daily review of what's happening with Auburn football for Friday, August 7, 2015.

You daily review of what's happening with Auburn football.

Bryan, Jeffrey and Jay G. review a busy six weeks of football recruiting and look ahead to what Auburn will attempt to accomplish ahead of fall camp. The crew also takes a look at what Will Muschamp values most highly in recruits and how that's affecting how the Tigers operate.

The crew returns with a 42-minute show reviewing an eventuful Pro Day combine, a disappointing run on the court and what could be a very important recruiting weekend on the Plains. It's another AUBURNSPORTS.COM RUNDOWN coming your way. BOOM!

Allie, Bryan and Jay G. preview an important recruiting weekend on the Plains. Only a handful of kids will be visiting, but each one means something to Auburn. Can the Tigers close strongly? The answer to that question begins this weekend.

The AuburnSports.com crew reconvenes to discuss the Georgia loss, what's wrong with this football team and why Allie totally believes Auburn fans were harassed in Athens -- because she knows people who were harassed. Also, Allie reports that her sorority is doing well in terms of GPA. Huge news.

Jay and Bryan are joined by former AU and NFL lineman Lee Ziemba for a show that discusses Auburn football and nothing but Auburn football. Lee explains his ideas behind the team's defensive srtruggles and why he believes the Tigers will win this weekend.

This is a replay of our HUGELY POPULAR radio show, which airs Wednesday nights on Mix 96.7 FM in the Auburn/Opelika area. It's a scripted, focused examination on Auburn's upcoming game against Ole Miss.

The entire AuburnSports.com crew reconvenes for a look back at the South Carolina win and look ahead toward a COLOSSOAL matchup with the Ole Miss Rebels. We also discuss hoops, baseball and recruiting -- along with a little chatter about Allie "talking with" a Bunker member. NOTE: A few bad words are uttered during the "BUNKER GAMEDAY POSTS" segment ... just repeating some words used on the Bunker.

Jay and Bryan provide a quick Monday show to discuss Auburn signing a home-and-home deal with Cal and looking ahead both to the first College Football Playoff rankings release and the game at Ole Miss.

The AuburnSports.com gang reconvenes for a 63-minute show examining Jermaine Whitehead's return, Cameron Artis-Payne's value as a primary tailback, Brandon King's surprising switch and, of course, a recruiting review. This is next-level Auburn podcasting.

The entire AuburnSports.com crew reunites for a review of the Mississippi State loss and what we can learn as a result. The run game is productive, sure, but why isn't it dominant? Also, Jeffrey explains why he liked SOLID GOLD and Bryan reviews his Bunker Game Days Posts of the Week.

Ryan Black of the Columbus (Ga.) Ledger-Enquirer joins the show as we talk about Auburn's loss in Starkville and what it means going forward. The Tigers remain a very good team with legitimate championship aspirations. Still, some issues remain unresolved.

With ace analyst Will Herring now playing for the St. Louis Rams, Allie Davison joins the crew to review the latest trends with Auburn (spotlight on some interesting adjustments at WR) and look ahead to what should be a great game at Mississippi State.

We return with another potentially award-winning podcast that includes chatter about players on the rise (Melvin Ray), what this MSU game means and a new feature: <i>Game Day Bunker Posts.</i>

Jay G. sits down with Ryan Black of the Columbus (Ga.) Ledger-Enquirer to discuss the Tigers' 41-7 win over LSU, the true meaning of "third-down defense," why Madonna's first hits may or may not be considered oldies and why Auburn's game at MSU will be difficult.

Bryan, Jay and featured analyst Will Herring break down the Tigers' defense, why it's so much better these days, why the offense seems a bit stale right now and why we believe the Auburn Tigers are ready for the difficult challenges ahead.

The AuburnSports.com crew reunites for another hour-long show. Topics include Auburn's run game and why Jay equates it to AA baseball, why Jeremy Johnson remains very valuable and Allie's new secret admirer.

We welcome Ryan Black of the Columbus (Ga.) Ledger-Enquirer to the show and spend and hour talking about Auburn football and, really, whatever comes about as we regale listeners with Tiger tales.

The whole gang (Jeffrey, Bryan, Allie and Jay G.) return for a 55-minute show from J-Lee's couch. We begin with a quick review of the Kansas State game and move from there to discuss a multitude of Auburn-centric topics including Jermaine Whitehead, the Tigers' biggest problem, the Tigers' biggest strengths and how Allie injured her right ankle.