This time in 2009, what with Darvin Adams coming off of a nagging camp injury (and being just a dude who looked not-bad at A-Day), it looked like Terrell Zachery’s two career catches were going to be the only career catches for the entire on-field receiving corps against Louisiana Tech. Trooper Taylor’s pedigree (and Chris Todd’s), notwithstanding, no element of the offense was a bigger question mark than the wide receivers.

A week-by-week preview of Auburn’s 2010 opponents. But since you can find straightforward overviews in a half-dozen magazines and a ton of places across the web, these are a little more … disposable. Light. Cheese-puffy. Previously: Arkansas St., Mississippi St., Clemson, South Carolina, UL-Monroe, Kentucky, Arkansas, LSU. Presenting: Ole Miss! What their logo tells us [...]

How will you survive the next eight days? Like a freakin’ patriot.

Gratitude. Thanksgiving is still a couple months away, but I’m getting a head-start this year by expressing my beyond-sincere thanks that those in charge of the SEC’s 1992 expansion had the common sense God gave the humble sea urchin. You wouldn’t think “OK, we’re going to keep Auburn and Alabama, Ole Miss and LSU/Mississippi St., [...]

Not too many more of these posts to go–the media get shut out of practice entirely starting this weekend, so we’ll have little but the table scraps of coaching quotes to know what’s going on. But that’s OK, because the heavy lifting of camp is finished. We’ve got a backup quarterback. We’ve got a right [...]

Via Bitter.

Two stages. Five bands. Thirty different beers. And tons of BBQ.

Another year churning out five yards a carry (a 1.5 yard increase per attempt on 2008), with hopefully a few less sacks and penalties, and the Ziemba-Berry-Pugh-Isom quartet will graduate from Auburn as one of the most productive, talented, dedicated groups of linemen the Plains has ever seen.
It’s the final go-round. Make it count, guys.

The Plainsman beat us to the photo, but not the “Dual Cam Newton”.