Auburn football gets slighted in media poll

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4.6 • 652 Ratings

🗓️ 22 July 2018

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to The Auburn Podcast, your daily Auburn sports podcast presented by Auburn Undercover and hosted by Zac Blackerby. On the show Monday, Blackerby is joined by Painter Sharpless of ESPN 106.7 to discuss Auburn landing no players on the SEC first team preseason poll from SEC Media Days. With Jarrett Stidham and Derrick Brown landing on the second team, Blackerby tries to reason with the SEC media voters. Use the following time marks to navigate the podcast: Start of the show: Blackerby and Sharpless discuss the first, second, and third team units and the guys point out that the Drew Lock hype may have gotten out of hand with him placing over Stidham. 6-minute mark: Blackerby lists Auburn wide receiver Ryan Davis as a second team option on the preseason poll and the guys understand why he was placed there despite hauling in 84 catches in 2017. 10-minute mark: They guys look at the defensive side of the ball and try to reason why Brown was listed with the second team unit. The guys ponder the point that since Auburn’s defensive line is getting so much attention and praise throughout the country, it seems that it is devaluing the individual defensive players. While this is not fair, it has been seen before and is also happening at other schools in the county right now. 12-minute mark: The conversation shifts to the linebackers and the defensive backs. Blackerby praises the SEC media for giving Jamel Dean the credit he is due and is surprised that Javaris Davis ends up making the list. End of the show: Blackerby and Sharpless discuss Nick Coe and question if he had made the list if he was in a similar situation at Alabama. Looking at past evidence, he probably would. Tune in to the Auburn Podcast on Auburn Undercover and wherever you can find and subscribe to podcasts. The Auburn Podcast is published Monday through Friday at Auburn Undercover and includes guests and experts from Auburn Undercover. If you want more Auburn Podcasts, check out AuburnPodcast.com to gain access to exclusive podcasts every Saturday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is the Auburn podcast.
0:08.8	Your daily Auburn Tigers podcast brought to you by Auburn Undercover, the Auburn 247 site,
0:17.0	as well as ESPN 1067, the best sports station in Auburn.
0:25.4	No doubt about it.
0:27.0	Zach Blackerby here with you.
0:28.5	I'm on Twitter at Z. Blackerby, joined by Painter Sharpless on Twitter at Paint Sharpless.
0:34.8	How are you, bud?
0:35.8	I am well.
0:36.7	Good to be back with you here.
0:38.1	And I appreciate the hype for the station.
0:42.0	I mean, it's a good station.
0:43.7	Yeah, I mean, that is true also.
0:46.1	How are things?
0:46.7	It better be, or we've wasted a lot of time.
0:50.0	You know what I mean?
0:51.6	How was the weekend?
0:52.9	It was good.
0:53.9	It was fine.
0:55.7	I'm ready to talk some football with you.
0:57.4	Let's do it.
0:59.1	We're going to talk about where the media voted the first team, second, team, third team.
1:05.4	And Auburn not getting any first team guys.
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