News of the day, 10/23

It's Tuesday, so you know what that means: Another insightful "Tuesdays with Tommy" segment. I actually struggled to pay attention today because there were only a few useful topics discussed. I already know Jerraud Powers is good. I already know that Quentin Groves is back from the toe injury. Bippity-boppity-boop.
We're so happy you strolled by to peruse the HOTTEST Auburn blog on the 'net. We hope it satisfies you.

*On struggles at LSU: "The bottom line is that we didn't coach very well in the third quarter. Somewhere during the game, we lost our edge."
*On the loss being a moral victory: "We don't want to hear people saying 'You're close.' We're there."
*On Jerraud Powers' effort during the final play: ``It was great coverage. He hung with the guy. You can't cover a perfect pass. Can't do it."
*On not overlooking a struggling Ole Miss team this weekend: ``You can't look at past performances. You have to look at the present. This team (Auburn) has been pretty on-track with that."
*On WR Rob Dunn and his chances of playing this week: "He has a lot of work
ahead with coach (Greg) Knox. I washed my hands of it once he was on the team and back into the fold. He has to prove it to his position coach and to the players."
*On LB Merrill Johnson and S Aairon Savage not playing against LSU: ``They could have played. The speed of that game is a little different."
-----BRANDON COX-----
*On the LSU game: "It's been hard to sleep the last couple of nights. I'm trying to avoid watching that film."
*On regrouping after the loss: "I'm ready to get back out there and play."
*On Rob Dunn's apology: "He apologized and we moved on."

Here is the full rundown of point distribution.
FROM LSU GAME:
DE Quentin Groves -- 16
DE Sen'Derrick Marks -- 16
DE Antonio Coleman -- 16
S Eric Brock -- 14
LB Chris Evans -- 11
S Zac Etheridge -- 11
LB Tray Blackmon -- 10
CB Jerraud Powers -- 9
SEASON OVERALL:
Evans -- 140
Powers -- 137
Etheridge -- 130
Marks -- 126
Coleman -- 123
CB Pat Lee -- 116
DE Quentin Groves -- 95
NUMBER OF DOUBLE-DIGIT PRODUCTION GAMES:
none -- 8
Etheridge, Marks, Coleman -- 7
Powers, Brock, Evans -- 6
Lee, Stevens -- 5
Groves -- 4
S Aairon Savage, Sims -- 3

Win: NO, 30-24
Allow 13 pts or less: NO, 30
Allow 3.3 yards per carry or less: NO 5,6
Allow 5.0 yards per pass or less: NO, 10.1
Create at least 3 turnovers: NO, 2
Allow no big plays (defined as 15+ rush or 20+ pass): NO on run (4); NO on pass (6)
Allow no TDs inside "red area": YES
Force opponent to convert less than 30% on 3rd down: NO, 47%
Louisiana State's YAC (yards after contact) number was 84.
2 Comments:
havent heard anything on mike berry lately jay...whats his story?
Doghouse.
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