The Auburn Ole Miss matchup, how it's positioned on the schedule, screams trap game for Ole Miss.

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I'm Zach Blackerbie.

He's Stephen Willis,

and we'll talk about all the storylines

swirling around Auburn and Ole Miss

and how important that game is this season.

But look, we've already seen this kind of be labeled on your show, Stephen,

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It's been one that I think is certainly a head scratcher from the Lockdown Auburn point

of view.

We've seen other, you know, national riders kind of list the top trap games for these teams that have, you know, a chance

to make the college football playoff. And from the Ole Miss point of view, that Auburn game,

where they host Auburn and Oxford and how it's positioned in between two massive games,

Stephen, it's hard to not look at that game as a potential trap game for the Ole Miss

Rebels. Yeah, you look at it. It's on a way game at that game as a potential drap game for the Ole Miss Rebels.

Yeah, you look at it. It's an away game at Texas. Then you have the Auburn game in Vaught Hemingway and then the Georgia Bulldogs, the very next week of what's going on. Odds are the two biggest games on the schedule sandwiched by Auburn. And this is going to be an Auburn team. listen, I've poked fun at Auburn in their offense over the last couple of years.

But Auburn this year is going to have a competent offense for the first time, probably since before

Brian Harsons, like the Gus Bus was the last time that their offense kind of hummed a little

bit.

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