Welcome back into Locked-on, Auburn, your daily Auburn Tigers podcast. I'm Zach Blackerby,

and joining us as he does every week for the remainder of the season. Chandler Wooten, Auburn linebacker,

and man, I can't imagine how much fun Saturday night must have been for you guys. Yeah, like I said,

it was a great time, you know, just going in there and winning for the first time since 99. It's been a lot of great teams that come before us.

And I'm just going there, you know, first time with this staff, you know, as the team, you know,

just go out there and get it done.

It was a great feeling.

You know, we started out slow, but, you know, we were able to, you know, stay in it and,

you know, just stay together. I mean, that's what we talked about all week. We knew it was going to be some ups and downs and flows in the game. And so just come out, you know, and place that adversity

on the road and the hostile environment, you know, just to stay poised and I'm on the sideline.

And during the game, it was huge. Yeah, man. All right. So you mentioned a slow start.

What kind of, what kind of happened? Was that just, was it a focus thing?

Was it an adjustments thing?

What kind of went into that, especially on the defensive side of the ball?

I mean, what you guys were able to do to limit LSU in the last three quarters was pretty impressive.

Yeah, it was more so adjustments.

I think everybody was pretty locked in, you know, as far as being focused.

But, you know, they came out and did some stuff some stuff you know we really kind of weren't expecting you know they kind of

scrapped the run game and so um you know just came out and you know just passing the ball a little over

the place and so we kind of had to make some adjustments on the fly and once we did that you know

I mean that's just a testament to the guys on the team as well, you know, just be able to make adjustments on the fly on the sideline and then translate it to the field.

And so that's a testament to the smart players that we have.

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