Auburn Football All-Access Podcast

With college football at last underway, a Labor Day weekend of arguably unprecedented huge opening weekend games looms.  The Saturday night matchup between two Tigers, Auburn vs. # 2 nationally ranked Clemson, is difficult to read due to numerous unknowns on the Clemson defense and Auburn offense. Coach John Ray delivers a digital “live” version … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 121, Sep. 2, 2016 →

With college football opening game week having blissfully arrived, Coach John Ray and Doug Dean bring special guest Stan White on to discuss the somewhat larger than life opening game pitting the Auburn Tigers against the # 2 preseason nationally ranked Clemson Tigers in Jordan-Hare stadium this Saturday night, September 3rd. As the Auburn Football … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 120, August 29, 2016 →

News broke the night of Thursday, August 25th, of Coach Gus Malzahn’s somewhat expected naming of Sean White as starting quarterback for the Auburn vs Clemson opener, which is just eight days away.  Most observers fully expected White to get the nod given such a pressurized opening game, but with a likely planned in-game changeup in … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 119, Aug. 26, 2016 →

With Fall Camp winding down and the September 3rd opener versus the # 2 ranked Clemson Tigers dead ahead, Coach Gus Malzahn is working feverishly to put the right formula in place to return to 2013 and 2014 offensive form. With the dismissal of Jovon Robinson, one of the key riddles to solve is exactly how … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 118, August 15, 2016 →

If it’s August, every football fan in America has a strong opinion as to which college football teams are going to rise up, and either live up to the preseason hype, or shock the world coming from out of nowhere to have a monster season.  But football preseason forecasting guru Phil Steele boasts a No. … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 117, August 9, 2016 →

If there is validity to the axiom that there is no such thing as “bad PR”, Auburn head coach Gus Malzahn started Fall football camp with a bang in the stunning dismissal of would-be starting running back Jovon Robinson. Join Coach John Ray and Doug Dean as they break down the actual impact of the … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 116, August 4, 2016 →

As the August 3rd start of 2016 Fall Camp approaches next week for Auburn head football Coach Gus Malzahn, there are no shortage of issues that are thick in the summer air in the minds of Auburn fans.  Cohosts Coach John Ray and Doug Dean tackle those areas of importance for Malzahn to make 2016 … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 115, July 27, 2016 →

There are few football coaching resumes in Alabama that boast the remarkable run of 45 years that retired Troy University head football coach Larry Blakeney can claim, with accolades too numerous to mention. Coach Blakeney has a distinct Auburn football pedigree as well, having been the first sophomore QB to be named a starter by Coach … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 114, July 19, 2016 →

As August inches to within days, not weeks, Fall Camp brings hugely important questions for Auburn Coach Gus Malzahn on both sides of the ball, particularly on offense. Coach John Ray and Doug Dean welcome Coach Hunter Adams, who brings to the discussion both in-depth coaching knowledge as well as observation from Auburn Spring practices.  … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 113, July 10, 2016 →

When summer arrives in the deep south, the minds of all inhabitants move immediately to the imminent college football season, sweltering heat be damned. Auburn head football coach Gus Malzahn enters the 2016 football season with a very upbeat vibe that probably starts with what most anticipate to be one of the deepest, most talented … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 112, June 27, 2016 →

Coach Gus Malzahn and his staff have completed the hard work of 2016 Spring drills with the April 9, 2016 A-Day game in Jordan-Hare. Join Coach John Ray, Doug Dean, and special guest Coach Hunter Adams for analysis of strengths and weaknesses coming out of Spring, a “deep cut” on the Tigers’ personnel, and probable … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 111, April 11, 2016 →

The number one question heading into Spring drills for Coach Gus Malzahn and his staff is who will be the starting quarterback in 2016.  While Malzahn is not likely to name a “firm” starter at QB this Spring, he will certainly hope to have the question all but answered after the A-Day game. Against this … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 110, Feb. 29, 2016 →

In a tumultuous 24-hour period, Auburn Coach Gus Malzahn lost elite recruiter and wide receivers coach Dameyune Craig to SEC West rival LSU, and quickly moved to replace him with former Auburn wideout Kodi Burns. Join Coach John Ray and Doug Dean as they analyze the impact of this turnover, what it may have signalled … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 109, Feb. 15, 2016 →

It’s National Signing Day Eve across America, so what better time for Coach John Ray and Doug Dean to welcome a genuine recruiting guru and analyst, Lance Bailey (aka “LB7” on the InterWebz)! Lance analyzes Auburn’s impressive group of current commitments, and also looks at who the Tigers may be in position to sign in … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 108, Feb. 2, 2016 →

Coach John Ray and Doug Dean welcome special guest, former Auburn wide receiver Devin Aromashodu, for a very timely discussion of recruiting, special big game memories, and of course, the upcoming Super Bowl matchup featuring two legendary SEC quarterbacks in Peyton Manning and Cam Newton. Aromashodu was part of arguably the best WR signing class … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 107, Jan. 28, 2016 →