AUBURN’S NEW OFFENSE=THROWGASMTASTIC
It’s got to make Pat Dye fall out of his chair and spill his drink to watch all those passes wobbling in the air: Auburn’s new offense is passgasmtastic, friends, and it’s not afraid to tell the show it…albeit in a vanilla, spring game kind of way.












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By focusing on the passing game, AU will allow the RB and FB a chance to get in on more chop blocks!
BTW, most of Spring was focused on the passing game because we had one healthy scholarship RB and everyone knows what Lester can do (insert plagiarism joke here).
Comment by TexasTiger — April 2, 2008 @ 12:39 pm
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I really hate to rain on everybody’s hate parade here, but:
1.) Those aren’t “highlights”. Those are all the plays from the beginning of the scrimmage to about 2/3rds of the way into the first quarter. The offense started running a lot smoother as the scrimmage went on. If someone did just highlights, the O could have been made to look great, in which case everyone here would be laughing at the new DC.
2.) Auburn’s offense is not going to be “pass happy”. The scrimmage was “pass happy” because that’s what needs the most work and because we had a couple of RBs dinged up. You will see a very balanced offense come this fall.
Comment by ChemE93 — April 1, 2008 @ 8:01 am
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Bama fans love this YouTube clip.
I mean, they really, really love it.
Comment by John In Huntsville — March 31, 2008 @ 11:40 pm
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22 - until they realize that your QBs threw 4 INTs in the first practice. You guys trying to imitate Brandon Cox???
Comment by NewAZTiger — March 31, 2008 @ 8:02 pm
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IF any Bama fans watch this video, their hopes have been raised at least 50% for this year DeKodi Burns goes down
Comment by Mr. Pelican Pants — March 31, 2008 @ 5:42 pm
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Damn for a minute there I thought I was watching the Zapruder film, just waiting for another Auburn WR to get bit by “That Dog on the Grassy Knoll” in the end zone….and I am certain there was more than one dog in the last attack…”the magic teethmarks”
Comment by Mr. Pelican Pants — March 31, 2008 @ 5:41 pm