Bryan and Jay G. discuss the pecking order at wideout, another vote of confidence for Jamel Dean, why Montavious Atkinson believes he was "caught down bad" and a look ahead to Thursday Morning Revelations. The show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company.

Bryan and Jay G. preview the first scrimmage, to be held Monday morning, and take a look at some players who will be in the spotlight. They also discuss John Franklin III's value to the organization and the basketball team's in-progress trip through Italy. The Rundown is presented by VooDoo Wing Company

Bryan and Jay G. preview the first scrimmage, to be held Monday morning, and take a look at some players who will be in the spotlight. They also discuss John Franklin III's value to the organization and the basketball team's in-progress trip through Italy. The Rundown is presented by VooDoo Wing Company.

Bryan and Jay G. spend this one talking about offense: The alleged QB competition, settling positional disputes along the OL and at WR, Darius Slayton wants to play outside, John Franklin doesn't want to return punts. Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company.

Bryan and Jay G. return to discuss Carlito Gonzalez, now of Memphis fame, along with Malik Willis, Kyle Davis, news on the basketball front and $62 million in facility improvements. Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

Bryan and Jay G. discuss offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey's first fall turn at the podium, whicn included some nice words about Sean White and a few young skill guys worth noting. Also discussed: Differences between "matoor" and "machure." Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company.

Bryan and Jay G. discuss some interesting comments from Kevin Steele about Will Muschamp's effect on the Tigers' defense along with chatter regarding Javaris Davis, Jamel Dean, Jeff Holland, Chandler Cox, Sal Cannella, Jarrett Stidham, Sean White and Bryan's "learning curb." Plus kittens. Our show is presented by WooDoo Wing Company. 

Bryan and Jay G. review the FIRST DAY OF FALL CAMP and take a look at a few interesting personnel situations: Jason Smith at safety, the competition at center and what Sal Cannella can become this fall. Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The entire AuburnSports.com crew convenes to discuss a very busy recruiting period, which has included four commitments during the past week. We also take a look at big storylines heading into fall camp and a quick look at the basketball programs. Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company.

Bryan and Jay G. return after a brief, computer-related hiatus to break down their trip to Malzahn's home, the Tigers' appearance at SEC Media Days and Rodney Garner's thoughts on the team's situation along the defensive front. Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company of Auburn.

The Fellas return for their first JUNE show to wrap up an interesting few weeks of Auburn news — including Pat Dye exhibiting some Little Brother Syndrome behavior, Jarrett Stidham's trip to California, Antwuan Jackson's possible trip to South Carolina and a new face around the basketball complex. Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas return to discuss Woody Barrett's long road to transfer, the baseball tean's surprising flop against Alabama and the softball team's surprising strength this season despite some major obstacles. The show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas return to discuss baseball's big series win in Starkville, the softball team's sweep of Mississippi State, four Tigers selected in the NFL Draft and a gilded garden gnome? It's all here on the AuburnSports.com RUNDOWN!

The Fellas return to discuss Mustapha Heron, review AUSPYs winners and look ahead to series against Mississippi State in both baseball and softball. Plus some NFL Draft chatter. Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas return with a review of the A-Day game and a corresponding look at some of the most important moves made during the spring. They also review the promotion of Steven Pearl, weekend series for baseball and softball plus some Tuberville-For-Governor chatter. Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas return with another spring show to discuss, among other things, Jarrett Stidham's appeal, Billy Football's lack of appeal, the offensive line, Chad Dollar's departure, Haley Fagan's verbal barbs and the reason why Keegan Thompson's arm is so temperamental. Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company.

The Fellas (Bryan and Jay G.) return to summarize a busy day of football in terms of personnel management and new faces on the field. The first spring practice also means new heights and weights, which always is a fun topic of discussion. Football is back!

The entire crew returns to review a relatively drama-free National Signing Day on the Plains, though there were a few small surprises. They also discuss some possible staff  changes and a surprising end to Dameyune Craig's tenure at LSU. 

Jay G. and Jeffrey Lee preview an unusually suspense-less National Signing Day on the Plains. Only a couple major Auburn targets remain uncommitted, which is a far cry from the way things were 10 years ago. We provide our picks for those remaining targets and take a look at the Tigers' class as a whole. 

The Entire Crew returns to take a look at Auburn's recruiting posture, so to speak, with National Signing Day exactly one week away. They also take a gander at Chip Lindsey's alleged autonomy, a clipboard-less Gus Malzahn, the Fightin' Pearls' blowout loss at South Carolina and a look into how the AuburnSports.com crew goes about breaking news. The show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company.

The Fellas return to discuss Chip Lindsey, Auburn's new offensive coordinator. The search itself was an odd one in some ways, but the truth is that Lindsey was at or near the top of Malzahn's list. How that can that be true considering all the guys who heard from Malzahn? We'll explain. The show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company.

Jay G. and Jeffrey Lee break down the reasons behind Rhett Lashlee's departure and what Auburn supporters can expect during the next few days as Auburn searches for a new offensive coordinator. Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company.

The Fellas reconvene to discuss new assistant coach Greg Brown and what he brings to the Tigers' staff. They also take a look some new ideas coming out of the AFCA convention along with a look at how the Fightin' Pearls are managing without Danjel Purifoy. The show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company of Auburn. 

The Fellas spend some time ON THE MIC as they return from New Orleans via I-65, breaking down what went wrong for Auburn in the Sugar Bowl and other anecdotes from their trip to the Big Easy. They also reveal that the Tigers have won another title. The Rundown is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas ring in the new year with a show that examines Marcus Davis' situation, Sean White's affinity for the the "kid" in town and how Jay G. almost became Robot Dad. Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas reconvene to discuss Auburn's 14-point loss to Georgia, which featured a remarkable meltdown during the final seven minutes. What went wrong? Is it fixable? They also delve into Sugar Bowl preparations including chatter about Malik Miller, Brodarius Hamm, Kam Pettway and Sean White. The show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas report from Interstate 65 with some insights about the Sugar Bowl, the Fightin' Pearls and a few personal stories that are sure to create problems off the air. That's all part of a road trip, right? The Rundown is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. Lynch Toyota of Auburn makes our trip possible with a 2017 Toyota Camry SE. 

The Fellas reconvene to discuss the Fightin' Pearls' 10-2 start and what it means for the upcoming SEC season. One ESPN expert thinks Auburn will finish 12th among the 14 SEC teams. Twelfth? For real? We also discuss football and what we'll be watching this week in New Orleans. Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas return to discuss Auburn's big victr'y over Oklahoma, which included some strong performances from T.J. Dunans, Jared Harper and Mustapha Heron. Sounds familiar, right? They also discuss some football including what could be a logjam at tailback next season. The Rundown is presented by VooDoo Wing Company!

The Fellas return to discuss what Austin Wiley's arrival means for the Tigers plus chatter regarding football injuries and Wesley McGriff's departure to Ole Miss. Thank you to our friends at VooDoo Wing Company and Lynch Toyota for their support.

The Fellas take a look at AU's newest football commit, a defensive back from greater Miami, and provide updates on situations involving assistant coaches Wesley McGriff and Rhett Lashlee. They also discuss Auburn's narrow loss to Boston College Monday night -- and why the reasons behind that loss may have season-long implications.

The Fellas return to discuss the newest Auburn commit, QUARTERBACK JARRETT STIDHAM, and Kam Pettway's decision to stay another season. These two developments will affect the Tigers' ability (in a very positive way) to compete at the highest level in 2017. Also: Austin Wiley, AL-MS All-Star Game.

The Entire Crew (B-Matt, J-Lee and Jay G.) returns to discuss Auburn's Sugar Bowl berth, the latest in Auburn recruiting, the Fightin' Pearls at 6-1 and Jay G's Heisman conundrum.

The Fellas return to break down quarterback Jarrett Stidham's day-long trip to Auburn and what his upcoming decision will mean for the Tigers. They also examine AU's narrow-ish win over USC Upstate and Austin Wiley's path to full certification. 

The Fellas return to review another difficult Iron Bowl for the Auburn Tigers, who fell flat on the offensive side and stumbled to a 30-12 loss. What must this offensive staff do during the next nine months to avoid the same fate in 2017? Let's discuss it. 

It's IRON BOWL EVE and The Fellas convene to examine this matchup from both sides of the ball. They also review Auburn's newest commit, WR Noah Igbinoghene from Hewitt-Trussville, and more tweet fervor from Jack Crowe. 

The Fellas return on Thanksgiving for a review of the Tigers' difficult, trying loss against Purdue and how Kevin Steele managed to make such remarkable defensive progress in the span of one calendar year. 

The Fellas return to provide an injury reset, the Tigers' plan at QB if Sean White isn't able to go, Rhett Lashlee's next step, Saban's self-service specter ... plus the Fightin' Pearls move to 4-0 this season. It's all here and more on The Rundown.

The Fellas return with a review of the Alabama A&M game, their best guesses about which injured players will be available for the Iron Bowl and why Jack Crowe could be a big hit in the restaurant industry. It's all here and more on today's edition of The Rundown.

The Entire Crew (including Jeffrey Lee) reconvenes to discuss Auburn's odd staffing situation at quarterback, why it's become such an albatross and what Auburn is doing to shore up the situation. We also unveil the NANA PUDDING PICKS for a fairly uneventful weekend of SEC football.

The Fellas return to discuss how Byron Cowart's emergency appendectomy affects rotations along the defensive line, who becomes the new Marcus Davis, why Malzahn is being so secretive about Sean White's availability this weekend and what to expect tonight when EKU comes to scrap inside Auburn Arena. 

The Fellas ponder Auburn's plans at quarterback beyond Sean White, what happens behind center both for the Alabama A&M game and the Iron Bowl on Nov. 26. They also wonder if Art Briles or Kendal Briles has a future at Auburn. 

The Fellas return after a short break to review the UGA game and what it taught us about the state of Auburn's program. They project the Tigers' injury situation heading into Iron Bowl week, which still is five days away, and review a solid start from Bruce Pearl's 2-0 ball club.

The Fellas finish the weekly strongly with an in-depth look at what Auburn must accomplish on both sides of the ball to get the better of Georgia this weekend. B-Matt also offers his 'nane 'puddin' picks for this weekend's SEC games -- and a few national games as well.

The Fellas return to discuss health concerns surrounding Kam Pettway, Sean White, Kerryon Johnson, Tony Stevens. They also delve into baseball and softball recruiting and even a short rant about why people back into parking spaces. Life's great questions -- answered here!

The Fellas return with a detailed review of the very latest College Football Playoff rankings, which still have Auburn at No. 9. They also examine the impact of Auburn's stupid good haul in the early (hoops) signing period, which begins today.

The Fellas return to discuss Sean White's pending availability -- Malzahn says the sophomore will start in Athens this weekend -- and what to expect from Kam Pettway. They also discuss other personnel matters and preview the forthcoming CFP rankings v1.1.

The Fellas review the Vanderbilt game, the highs and lows of Auburn's 23-16 victory, and look ahead to a UGA game that may be determined by which key players will be available. 

The Fellas preview Auburn football's upcoming game against the hated Vanderbilt Commodores, games involving the eight teams ahead of Auburn in the CFP rankings and, of course, the Tigers' first exhibition basketball game of the season. 

The Fellas return with a look at Auburn's newest opponent: The University of Washington! (The Tigers will play them to open the 2018 season.) They also discuss Carlton Davis' tough night in Oxford, Josh Holsey's super season and what to expect Friday night inside Auburn Arena. 

The Fellas return to discuss Auburn sitting at No. 9 in the first College Football Playoff rankings of the 2016 along with chatter regarding the need for a go-to receiver, Sean White's deep-throw ability and why Kerryon Johnson is more than "just" a featured tailback.

The Fellas crash into November with their projections of the first CFP rankings of the year -- plus chatter regarding Kam Pettway, Sean White as a runner, the Tigers' unbalanced formation and why Zach Cunningham isn't playing at Auburn.

The Fellas are back after their journey to Oxford, which allowed them to witness Auburn's 40-29 victory over the hated Rebels of Ole Miss. The Tigers faced plenty of trouble, but some defensive adjustments and another powerful performance from Mr. Kam Pettway moved Auburn to 6-2. Let's review it. 

The Fellas return to take a close look at Auburn's upcoming game at Ole Miss, which either will affirm the Tigers' emerging greatness or serve as a conspicuous bump in the road. Ole Miss has even more on the line. Let's talk about it!

The Fellas return to discuss Kerryon Johnson's impending return, six starters along the offensive line (??), Tim Horton's value to the world, substitution patterns and the 2018 Maui Invitational. Auburn will be there!

The Fellas return to project Auburn's position in the upcoming College Football Playoff rankings, which debut Tuesday. We think a Tigers win in Oxford this weekend will push the team into the No. 10, 11, 12 range. We also take a look at a small tailback whom Auburn believes can make a big impact in college ball. 

The Fellas return to discuss Kerryon Johnson's troublesome right ankle and how that influences things at tailback. They also delve into chatter regarding a pair of injured cornerbacks, the new/old offensive line and major improvements inside the red zone. 

The Fellas reconvene to discuss a remarkable night of football and wonder how close to perfect Auburn came in its 56-3 win against Arkansas. They also ponder how these Tigers can improve heading into the game at Ole Miss this weekend.

The Full Crew (including the famed Jeffrey Lee) convene for a quick show, which focuses on the Auburn-Arkansas game and a look ahead to what the Tigers will be doing as far as recruiting goes this weekend. 

The Fellas return to summarize Kevin Steele's comments regarding the off week, pressure on his linebacking corps and why he's not interested in running a government. They also delve into some hoops chatter and baseball standout Josh Anthony's interesting road to Auburn. 

The Fellas return with some chatter regarding the meaning of games against Arkansas, why these Razorbacks aren't exactly dangerous on defense and why Auburn basketball was picked to finish 11th this season. (That's too low.)

The Fellas reconvene after a very brief hiatus to discuss Kerryon Johnson's immediate availability, the Tigers' new aversion to negative plays and the development of a new paradigm along the defensive front.

The Fellas wrap up their Position-By-Position breakdown with a look at the defensive backfield, which has been a very bright spot for the Tigers this season. They also answer FIVE BURNING QUESTIONS about Auburn as it heads into the second half of the 2016 campaign.

The Fellas return with a show focusing on the staffing situation at linebacker -- part IV of their Position-by-Position feature -- then take a sharper look at Auburn basketball's eclectic assortment of wingers. The depth there is pretty astounding.

The Fellas review defensive coordinator Kevin Steele's comments about his group, catalog the Tigers' defensive line at the season's mid-point and relay their thoughts about Auburn's second hoops scrimmage of the (very) young season.

The Fellas review the most salient points from Rhett Lashlee's weekly press conference and take a close look at Auburn's staffing situation at quarterback through six games. Has Sean White's rise affected what the Tigers want to accomplish with quarterback recruiting this winter?

The Fellas continue their Position-by-Position series with an examination of the Tigers' wideouts and running backs at the season's half-way point. Presented by VooDoo Wing Company.

The Fellas return with a review of the Tigers' 38-14 victory against Mississippi State, which included big days from Kam Pettway, Sean White and several defenders. All in all, it was a very strong statement about this team's ability to improve.

The Fellas review Auburn's place in the NCAA (statistical) leaderboards from an offensive perspective ... then make a detailed review of Auburn's offensive line through six games. Each starter is discussed along with a forecast of what will happen and what needs to happen in 2017 and beyond.

The entire crew (Bryan, Jeffrey and Jay G.) convenes to discuss the upcoming game against MSU, talk about some MSU memories for our past and spend a little time talking about hoops -- both what to expect this season and beyond.

The Fellas review Kevin Steele's comments from Wednesday night, which centered around Mon Adams, Montavious Atkinson and linebackers getting off blocks. We also discuss one habit of serially strong (and winning) ballclubs.

The Fellas return after an unscheduled day off the discuss Auburn's "new" sophomore tailback, Malik Miller's injury, Jimbo Fisher's lamentations and a remarkable run of penalty-free offense.

The Fellas review a relatively interesting night of chatter from Rhett Lashlee, who said the OL will revert to pre-Monroe personnel and that Kam Pettway will return. We also look at Sean White one year after his first college start.

The Fellas review the Tigers' dominating performance against Louisiana Monroe. It was expected, yes, but Auburn's method and the consistency of that method added intrigue to a season that already has plenty. Is this team ready to take the next step?

The Entire Crew (Bryan, Jeffrey and Jay G.) holds its weekly FRIDAY POWWOW where they discuss Auburn's health situation heading into the Monroe game this weekend, trends to watch and a quick review of another eventful week in basketball recruiting.

The Fellas discuss a semi-eventful night with Rhett Lashlee, which included some chatter about Kerryon Johnson's toughness that nobody ever questioned. They also reveal their "first third" Season MVPs.

The Fellas get into the nitty gritty of Auburn's red-zone foibles -- including some guesses about how the Tigers can turn this disastrous element of the operation into a strength. They also discussion "P.A.S.S.I.O.N." and a season-ending injury to DE Paul James III. 

The Fellas discuss another potential break-through Tuesday press conference from Gus Malzahn, who showed his human side by saying he'd been obsessing too much over certain part os his job. And the he vowed to stop doing that and become more of a empowerment guy. Can he be that guy? We shall see.

The Fellas discuss Les Miles' firing, the dude who set the Toomer's Corner oak tree on fire (plus the girl who held him accountable) and Kevin Steele's comments on 'affects,' safe tackling and a strong night from the defensive line.

The Fellas review another crazy AU-LSU game, which included six kicks and The Temporary Touchdown. The defense? Outstanding almost the whole way through. The offense? Not awesome, but better everywhere but the red zone. Let's talk it over.

The Entire Crew (Bryan, Jeffrey and Jay G.) reconvene to discuss Jeffrey's apparent aversion to funnel cakes, the Tigers' newest basketball commitment, Sean White's seaworthiness and a preview of what promises to be a big weekend of recruiting on the Plains. 

The Fellas return after a sick day (Jay G.'s fault entirely) to examine AU's current administrative situation and the machinations behind assessing Gus Malzahn's future. With the president on his way out, how does that affect things? They also talk about Woody Barrett, Sean White and the H-back position not being "a stat monster."

The Fellas recap a striking interview with Gus Malzahn, which all but included an apology for the team's poor play against Texas A&M. His Tuesday press conference also included some damning statements about the quality of coaching being provided by Malzahn and his staff right now. Interesting times indeed.

The Fellas review a somewhat interesting with defensive coordinator Kevin Steele channels his inner raconteur with tales of defensive players as firemen. Also discussed: Turnovers, Byron Cowart, Leonard Fournette and some basketball chatter.

The Fellas return to recap just what in the world happened against Texas A&M. Auburn's offense once again sputtered, which is a bad look for Gus Malzahn. We wonder how his unit can be a work in progress after four seasons and why this upcoming game against LSU carries more significance than ever. 

The Entire Crew (Bryan, Jeffrey and Jay G.) convene for another Friday show, which includes a humorous review of Tiger Talk, Jeffrey revealing that he's never eaten a funnel cake and what he think of Auburn's chances with four-star receiver Henry Ruggs. 

The Fellas review Kevin Steele's comments from Wednesday, which reveal a lot of insight into Texas A&M's new offense, guided by former AU offensive coordinator Noel Mazzone, and what Auburn must do to counteract it. 

The Fellas take a gander at the Tigers' 2017 football schedule, which includes what could be a difficult game against Georgia Southern to open and a brutal stretch of road games in October and early November. Also discussed: Devaroe Lawrence, trash talking along the offensive line, Lamar Jackson. 

The Fellas review Gus Malzahn's weekly press conference that (surprise!) dealt mostly with the Tigers' offense. We also ponder the value of Carl Lawson's first two games of the season. Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas take a look at Auburn's defensive achievements from the weekend win against Arkansas State then review what offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee had to say Sunday night. Presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas review what was an impressive offensive performance for Auburn against the hated Red Wolves of Arkansas State. Sean White went off. So did Bubba Pettway. It's difficult to find one bad thing to say about how the Tigers handled business in Week Two, so John Denver gets to lead the way. The show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Full Crew (Bryan, Jay and Jeffrey) reconvene to discuss Malzahn's frequent assertion that his offense is a work in progress. Is that OK? Jeffrey Lee also provides a recruiting snapshot and a look ahead to the next round of visitors. Presented by VooDoo Wing Company.

The Fellas discuss offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee's comments that the Tigers' quarterbacks were "four plays" away from being good against Clemson. And other stuff from Lashlee's turn at the podium.

The Fellas return with a show dedicated to Kevin Steele's recent comments about his defense, which was strong against Clemson last weekend. Topics include his trio of young-ish linebackers, the rotation at cornerback and why he was so annoyed about conceding 151 rushing yards the other night. Presented by VooDoo Wing Company.

The Fellas produce a rare afternoon show due to Gus Malzahn's Tuesday morning press conference, which was a doozy. The Head Coach acknowledged that he failed to handle the offensive game plan ideally leading into (and during) the Clemson game and vowed to stick with Sean White moving forward. He also pledged to learn from what did work last weekend. Do you trust him? Tough call. 

The Fellas review the Tigers' defensive effort during their narrow-ish loss to Clemson on Saturday night. Carl Lawson played well despite facing a lot of double teams and the linebackers, well, they were much more savage than they've been in a while. The show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas take a look at the Tigers' bizarre offensive showing during the 19-13 loss to Clemson Saturday night. Auburn used three quarterbacks and five different players took snaps. Being experimental is one thing, but can Gus Malzahn go into future games without a true identity on offense?

The Fellas take a final look at the Clemson game before kickoff, breaking down Auburn's goals on both sides of the ball. They also identify "surprise performers" on offense and defense. Auburn and Clemson tangle Saturday night at 8 p.m.

The Fellas return with a quick review of Auburn football's overall health ahead of the Clemson game. Not the players' health; the program's health. Is this a crucial season for Malzahn? Is this a must-win game for him? How does the team's success affect athletic director Jay Jacobs? They also discuss Malzahn's promise to operate at a faster pace and consider this defense's true value. 

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.