Episodes

  • Why Alex Golesh HAS BEEN An Improvement Over Hugh Freeze | Auburn Football Podcast

    Why Alex Golesh HAS BEEN An Improvement Over Hugh Freeze | Auburn Football Podcast
    Apr 29 2026
    Auburn football has turned the page, and the energy around the program feels completely different with Alex Golesh now leading the Tigers. In this episode, the conversation centers on what has changed from the Hugh Freeze era to the Alex Golesh era, why the practices feel more intense, and how much Auburn’s offensive identity could shift in 2026. The biggest question is Byrum Brown. Auburn brought in a quarterback with proven production, a 3000 yard passing season, and real rushing ability. Now the question becomes simple. Can that production translate to SEC football? If Byrum Brown raises the floor of this Auburn offense, the Tigers may not need perfection to become a much better football team. With DJ Durkin back leading the defense and a schedule that starts with winnable games before a brutal October stretch, Auburn has a real chance to build early momentum. This is a full Auburn football discussion on Alex Golesh’s practice style, player energy, offensive expectations, defensive confidence, Byrum Brown’s role, and what success should look like in year one. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    29 mins
  • Auburn Women's Basketball Roster Breakdown: Season Two Under Coach Larry Vickers

    Auburn Women's Basketball Roster Breakdown: Season Two Under Coach Larry Vickers
    Apr 28 2026
    Ike Jones dives into a deep analysis of the Auburn women's basketball team heading into their second season under Coach Larry Vickers. In this episode, we break down the squad's improved size, interior defense, and rebounding capabilities following key additions in the transfer portal. While questions remain regarding the backcourt and the search for a consistent "alpha" scorer, Ike examines how the team’s new personnel may allow for a more versatile, high-pressure defensive style this season. Key Topics Covered: Frontcourt Additions: Analysis of Jessica Peterman, Quanirah Montague, and other key size acquisitions. Backcourt Outlook: Competing for the point guard position and the development of guards like Phoenix Stotijn and Zahara Bishop. Team Identity: Can this team leverage their improved interior presence and athleticism to overcome last year's scoring and rebounding struggles? Strategic Shifts: How improved roster depth may impact the team’s ability to run a high-pressure, switching defensive system. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    26 mins
  • Auburn Lands George Kimble III

    Auburn Lands George Kimble III
    Apr 22 2026
    Auburn Basketball has a new guard on the roster. George Kimble III has announced he is transferring to Auburn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    23 mins
  • Auburn Defense STOLE the Show | Spring Game 2026 Breakdown | Auburn Football Podcast

    Auburn Defense STOLE the Show | Spring Game 2026 Breakdown | Auburn Football Podcast
    Apr 22 2026
    Auburn’s A-Day is in the books and there’s a LOT to unpack. From Byron Brown’s performance to a defense that looked flat-out elite, this spring game gave a real glimpse into what this team could be heading into the season. Let’s start with the quarterback room. Byron Brown didn’t light up the stat sheet, finishing with multiple interceptions and no touchdowns, but this isn’t the full story. His game is built around mobility and playmaking with his legs, and that simply wasn’t on display in this format. Still, there were throws left on the field. Plays that HAVE to be made if Auburn wants to take that next step from good to elite. On the flip side, the run game showed real promise. Jeremiah Cobb and the rest of the backs flashed explosiveness and physicality, even without the added threat of a running quarterback. That’s a big deal. If Auburn can run like that consistently, it changes everything offensively. But the real headline? The defense. Four interceptions, constant pressure, and they weren’t even showing their full package. This unit looks fast, aggressive, and deep, especially at linebacker where talent is stacking up in a major way. We also dive into Auburn basketball news, including a HUGE pickup in the portal with Adam Olsen and what it means for the 2026 roster. Plus, why the postseason run played a critical role in keeping key players like Todd Pettiford and Kevin Overton. This is a full breakdown of what matters from A-Day and what it means moving forward. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    37 mins
  • Alex Golesh on Byrum Brown Struggles | Auburn QB Concerns After A-Day | Auburn Football Podcast

    Alex Golesh on Byrum Brown Struggles | Auburn QB Concerns After A-Day | Auburn Football Podcast
    Apr 20 2026
    Auburn football fans finally got a look at the offense during A-Day, and let’s just say… it wasn’t exactly what people were hoping to see. In this video, we break down Byrum Brown’s performance, what went wrong in the passing game, and whether there’s actually cause for concern heading into the 2026 season. While the stat line alone doesn’t tell the full story, the missed opportunities absolutely do. There were multiple throws left on the field, including deep shots to Chaz Nimrod and Brian Williams Jr. that should have been explosive plays. For a veteran quarterback with experience and familiarity in the system, those are throws Auburn HAS to hit. But before anybody hits panic mode, context matters. The defense, led by DJ Durkin, has reportedly been giving the offense fits all spring, and even in a “vanilla” look during A-Day, they showed why this unit could be one of the strengths of the team this season. Meanwhile, Tristan Tate stepped in and delivered a very encouraging performance, raising questions about Auburn’s QB depth moving forward. There’s no overreaction here, just real evaluation. Auburn fans have been waiting for consistent QB play, and performances like this naturally raise eyebrows. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    24 mins
  • Alex Golesh talks with the media after A-Day 2026

    Alex Golesh talks with the media after A-Day 2026
    Apr 19 2026
    Alex Golesh recaps his first A-Day as Auburn's Head Coach. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    21 mins
  • BREAKING: Bukky Oboye commits to Auburn from the Transfer Portal

    BREAKING: Bukky Oboye commits to Auburn from the Transfer Portal
    Apr 17 2026
    Auburn basketball is officially BUSY in the transfer portal! Join Ike Jones on the Auburn Express as we react to the massive news that 7'1" center Bukky Oboye is officially an Auburn Tiger.Coming over from Santa Clara, Oboye brings elite size, rare athleticism, and a finishing rate at the rim that was among the best in the nation last season. We’re breaking down the official statement from Coach Steven Pearl and looking at how this move changes the defensive ceiling for the Tigers in 2026. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    40 mins
  • Byrum Brown Has To Deliver On Saturday | Auburn Football Podcast

    Byrum Brown Has To Deliver On Saturday | Auburn Football Podcast
    Apr 17 2026
    Auburn A Day expectations are front and center as Auburn gets ready for the first spring game of the Alex Golesh era. This video breaks down what really matters most when Auburn takes the field, from Byrum Brown’s command of the offense to the bigger questions about roster depth, QB2, wide receiver separation, and which young players could make noise before fall camp gets here. The biggest spotlight is clearly on Byrum Brown. Auburn brought in a proven quarterback who already knows Alex Golesh’s system, and that alone makes this spring game feel more important. It is not about seeing the full playbook. It is about seeing rhythm, timing, poise, and confidence. The easy throws need to look easy. The offense needs to feel organized. And Auburn fans need to leave A Day feeling like the Tigers finally have a direction on offense. This is also a chance to see how the rest of the roster is taking shape. Who runs with the first offensive line? Which receivers look ready to stretch the field? Who flashes on defense? Which freshmen look like they are ahead of schedule? Even in a controlled spring setting, those details matter. There is also real value in seeing how Auburn handles the environment. A Day is still a pressure setting, even if it is not a full game. For a program trying to build consistency and establish a new identity, this is an early checkpoint. Chapters 0:00 Auburn A Day expectations 0:25 Why spring games still matter 2:54 How the transfer portal changed A Day 9:36 Why Auburn needs stability now 12:22 What Auburn fans need from Byrum Brown 15:32 What to watch beyond the quarterback 19:25 Why QB2 matters for Auburn 21:35 Final thoughts and fan questions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    27 mins