Byrum Brown is starting to settle in at Auburn — and the timing couldn’t be better with SEC play and Florida up next. After Auburn’s win over Southern Miss, Brown admitted that getting back to truly live football took some adjusting in Game 1, but he felt “100%” more comfortable the second time out. Alex Golesh saw it too, especially as Byrum became more comfortable using his legs and making plays outside the structure of the offense.
But even after Auburn put up more than 300 yards of offense, Golesh believes there’s another level Byrum can reach. He wants his quarterback to “pull the trigger and trust yourself,” because Golesh has already seen Brown make those throws throughout his career. That’s the exciting part for Auburn: Golesh isn’t hoping there’s more there — he KNOWS there’s more.
Plus, we break down the subtle genius behind Byrum’s touchdown reception and why Golesh doesn’t even consider it a trick play. Auburn exploited a defensive tendency to create the score, but showing that wrinkle could be just as valuable heading into Florida. Now the Gators have one more thing to account for as Auburn opens SEC play.
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