Second quarter: AU 13-7
Live from Vanderbilt Stadium in Nashville, Tenn. ...- AUBURN 13, VANDERBILT 7: Mackenzi Adams 15 yards to Justin Wheeler. Short drive (30 yards) set up by nice punt return from D.J. Moore.
- Auburn's first 30 plays = 25 runs. No kiddin. Yes, the Tony Franklin Offense is on sabbatical.
- Tray Blackmon is in the game ... with the Tootsie Roll Pop.
- Ben Tate already has 16 carries for 83 yards. (11:44, 2nd quarter)
- More bobbled snaps. I've counted three so far. All three were from under center, too.
- Jason Bosley back at RT.
posted by Jay G. Tate at
5:42 PM
24 Comments:
Hey ya go, Jay G
So you can stop worrying...
Hey guys. Whew.
Kenny Chesney coming up in the booth...as thrilling as Matthew McConawhatshisface.
Thank god I have the tube on mute...
Bama 17, UK 14, :40 left in the game.
That was a touchdown dropped.
Chris Todd ... whoa.
Also threw one away there.
What imaginative play calling....
Jay G, has Kodi warmed up any since kickoff?
Nothing from Burns yet.
Does he at least have a headset on?
He's chillin on the bench between Hawthorne and Quindarius Carr.
WHY WHY WHY do we keep handing the ball off in shotgun on third and long?
Powers off the field ... left hamstring.
no idea on why they ran on 3rd and 12
who is that 39 who just was abused in that play action pass to the TE?
Spencer Pybus is The Disruptive Dasher.
He's been playing A LOT in Stevens' place. I'm guessing 46 has a significant health problem.
Jay, do you think it will be Todd the rest of the way?
Yes.
I was trying to refrain, but I think I'm gonna need a drink at halftime. Such promise in the first quarter turns into more of the same in the second...
thanks......unfortunately, spencer has not been that disruptive today.
either way, 13-7 at the half is nice, but it feels like it should be a lot more than that.
Tommy just said he thinks guys have food poisoning because several are throwing up sick.
Not good.
Also, said he must throw more.
Burns needs to have a headset on
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