The Auburn Tigers' offense struggled against San Jose State.

What does that mean going forward to the big one as the Penn State Nanny Lions come to Jordan Hare Stadium?

Well, Zach, I actually just finished crushing some chicken harm.

I am freaking ready to rock and roll.

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Lindsay, you were, uh, you had a good vantage point of the game, obviously reporting on site

for Auburndaily.com in the press box and you are very online, so you're very aware of the

whole everybody freaking out falling apart across the entire Auburn

fan base. I think some of it is valid. I think some of it's a little dramatic. But, man,

it still comes back to just the controversy around this quarterback battle, right? I mean,

just looking at what happened on Saturday, to me, once T.J. Finley was able to kind of get control of himself after that interception,

Auburn seemed to be in a much better spot.

Yeah, and Harsen actually touched on it in the press conference after the game about from, like, the interception while we were very quick.

I mean, by we, the internet, Auburn Twitter was very quick to complain about T.J. Finley's

interception.

Brian Harsen was very emphatic in the postgame press conference that that was a good decision by T.J.

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