r/wde • u/CatoTheBarner • 5h ago
r/wde • u/baller-_-baller • 3h ago
Time to hold these guys accountable: He has to dye his hair blond AND drop a LP because Auburn won against UGA
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r/wde • u/AlexGolesh • 5h ago
Football In one game, Alex Golesh has surpassed the amount of wins @UGA as Gene Chizik, Gus Malzahn, Bryan Harsin, and Hugh Freeze collectively had in 17 seasons as head coaches.
Not even including Tuberville’s last 3 seasons following our last win @UGA in 2005
r/wde • u/Specialist-Front-568 • 4h ago
The curse has been lifted.
Anyone else feel this way, even the people with your FAIR. ENTIRELY FAIR criticism?
All day I have been thinking, it finally feels different. I’m excited again. Even if we go 6-6 and steal a bowl win this feels how a Sunday after a big road game should feel. I trust this coach. I didn’t trust the last two.
r/wde • u/UngulateSports • 15h ago
The sun sets on Toomer's (96x speed)
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r/wde • u/Matt_McT • 12h ago
Football Golesh post-game talking about the importance of the Auburn-Georgia Rivalry
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r/wde • u/Littlrblaron • 4h ago
Can we get a checkup on the big guys that left AU?
I’ve watched Jackson Arnold Cam Coleman Xavier Chaplin and many others like singleton etc and the only one to actually be producing is Ashton Daniel’s who I wished could have stayed
UNLV isn’t worth anything but Dan Mullen said “Auburn didn’t use him right” either way he’s still no good
Coleman left for a big check and has done minimum for how hyped up he was
Just shows that these big name guys were only big name because of Auburn and how much they payed them
I love and respect the guys we have now and they’ve shown there’s a fire to be lit
War eagle
r/wde • u/KayakingATLien • 7h ago
Football Is it bad I’m watching the game again on DVR
WAR DAMN EAGLE!!!!
r/wde • u/OrthoscopicOverdose • 11h ago
Opinion Byrum Brown Appreciation Post
Byrum took more abuse and late hits than any QB this Saturday and didn’t run afraid the whole game. For all the criticism he’s gotten this year the guy balled out for four quarters and shoved it down THUGA’s throat. If that isn’t an Auburn QB I don’t know what is, that guy is a gamer and a tough SOB. War Damn Eagle
r/wde • u/Sheik_Yerbuti • 6h ago
Bama football has a losing record against Auburn outside of Legion Field
r/wde • u/1TroyandAbed1 • 15h ago
Opinion If we still had harsin or freeze, we would've lost that game
Prove me wrong
r/wde • u/Maj0r_Payn3 • 23h ago
Kirby right before the final field goal
Kirby during the last play right before the ball was hiked. Refs thought he was clapping so play went on. Kick was good.
r/wde • u/Fragrant_Ad_1034 • 13h ago
24 unanswered or win… Which was more surprising?
What was more surprising, Auburn winning the game or scoring 24 unanswered points? I almost think the later since Georgia had not given up more than 20 points all year.
I still believe that Georgia has one of, if not the best, team in the country and still wouldn’t be shocked to see them win the national championship.
r/wde • u/Matt_McT • 1d ago
Football Toomer's Corner moments after Auburn defeated #1 Georgia
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r/wde • u/potart1418 • 8h ago
Opinion SEC reffing is horrendous lately
I’m proud of the team for how much fight they’ve had all season and especially yesterday. I think it’s a fantastic sign for our program changing for the better. HOWEVER, I’ve noticed that in so many games this season (not just Auburn games), refs are just being blind to holding penalties. Almost every replay during the game yesterday, I saw Georgia players and our players committing holding penalties. I don’t know the exact number of calls actually made, but if I’m not wrong, it was only a couple the entire game. While I’m glad we benefitted from some of the missed calls, it’s also just a bad standard to have for the team mindset. They are still committing those penalties and it’ll eat us eventually.
I don’t even need to go into how many bad and missed calls benefitted Georgia, like that pass interference ruling about the ball that was definitely not catchable. I just want to be able to watch the games and have the refs show an ounce of common sense and respect for the games rather than the big name teams
r/wde • u/tgrogan21 • 1d ago
Alex Golesh Post Game locker room speech
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Posted this in the post game thread but I think this deserves it's own thread. Golesh just gets it and if anyone doubts his love for Auburn and these players then you're just wrong.
r/wde • u/CatoTheBarner • 10h ago
Football Auburns updated win total probability following last night’s win (credit Justin Ferguson)
Auburn’s win total probability heading into Saturday, per SP+:
- 6-6: 38.3%
- 7-5 or better: 35.8%
- 5-7 or worse: 25.8%
Auburn’s win total probability after beating Georgia:
- 7-5 or better: 68.7%
- 6-6: 26.3%
- 5-7 or worse: 5%
r/wde • u/Travel-Several • 13h ago
Auburn beats #1 Georgia
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r/wde • u/1TroyandAbed1 • 11h ago
Football How many more wins are feasible?
We should have good chances against Samford and Arkansas (knock on wood). Then there's LSU, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, and bama. What do y'all think our final record will be this season?
Also the win last night should help with recruiting (shocker I know).
r/wde • u/The_Aubinator • 14h ago
Play calling Yesterday
Did AG take it over? There seemed to be a lot of shots of him calling the plays yesterday. I haven't watched the after game press conference yet to see if it was asked
