Alex Golesh had zero interest in entertaining questions about the David Jenrath situation with Auburn preparing for Tennessee, and we break down his “couldn’t care less” response and why his focus is clearly somewhere else. Then we talk about something the SEC absolutely got right with its new nine-game scheduling format: rivalries are back, old matchups are happening more frequently, and Auburn’s first trip to Tennessee since 2013 is a perfect example. Under the new format, SEC teams will see every conference opponent at least once every two years and both home and away within four years.
Finally, we dive into the first Auburn-Tennessee availability report and whether the Vols could be missing some key pieces that benefit the Tigers. Tennessee already has several players listed out—including starting offensive lineman Wendell Moe Jr.—while another offensive lineman, Shamurad Umarov, is questionable. Auburn’s initial report is much shorter, with Tai Buster and Hunter Herring listed out.
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