Friday night season opener could come down to one thing.

And that thing could be turnovers.

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Bonus edition of the show with the Ben Taylor of Auburn

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He's the man over at the Auburn Network family of stations. Turnovers. Ben, it's been something that Hugh Freeze has asked about earlier in the week, and it's been something that Auburn fans have talked about really since Hugh Freeze got here and not in a good way. And when you look at what Auburn did last year, when you talk about just where they stood in the conference and in all of college football, but specifically in the SEC, they were last in the SEC in turnover margin with minus 0.75 turnovers per game as far as what they're giving up.

So almost losing the turnover battle by a full turnover every single game.

That's not great. That's not great that's not

great and you know the big 12 as a whole not really too active one way or the other enforcing

turnovers are kind of benefiting from that baler um their margin was plus point four six so

they were okay they they won the turnover battle more than they lost it.

But that to me is it. And Hugh Freeze talked about Jackson Arnold's decision making and driving

home the importance of drives need to end in a kick, whether you're putting it, kicking a point

after or a field goal. And to me, that could make or break this.

Yeah, I told you when we were talking about some of the things, I said, what are we not being told?

Because even last year, leading into the season, you talked about it, like in some of the pressures.

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