Hey guys. I wanted to do a special Saturday show, just kind of low maintenance, no open or anything

like that. But yeah, Zach Blackerby here with you. Lindsay Crosby hanging out, recording this right after

our morning show. And there were two articles that I put up this week on Auburnwire.com. And it's

nothing groundbreaking and no analysis or anything like that. But I thought it'd be fun to

talk about it. I wanted to talk about it on the show this past week, but we just had guests and

they had a lot of good things to say. And you can't really push it to next week because of media

days and all that. So I'm like, let's just do an extra show this week. So given the people what they

want. I guess. I guess they want this. I don't know. But people want

Zach Blackerby content. I went through all the stats that Auburn has played against every SEC

opponent since 2000. And looked at Auburn's best individual receiving performance and

Auburn's best individual rushing performance against every SEC team.

And I thought it would be fun to kind of go through some of these names.

It's kind of interesting stats.

And also we can just kind of relive and talk about a little nostalgia action.

I mean, some of these names are names I had not heard in a while and they brought back some good memories.

Let's do this.

All right.

So let's start with against Florida. The best rushing performance against the Gators

happened by Rodney Brown, October 19th, 2002. He had 163 rushing yards and two touchdowns.

Auburn actually lost that game to Florida, 30 to 23. But Ronnie, this is the only time he pops up on this list.

Ronnie Brown in a losing effort.

Yeah, it's, and you know, it's something where when you say that, you feel surprised,

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