Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Roberts and as always I am your good friend and host Steve Roberts and here on the magnificent Monday edition of the yard man it feels so bad to lose

especially in the way that we lost we weren't really competitive in many respects we're going to break the game down a lot that i want to say about this we've got a good

top 10 list today uh is requested by our loyal listener melany moody some uh some tragic events over

the weekend kind of let us to do something a little bit different today we're the top 10 list so

we're going to talk about that but uh yeah it's uh not good. It's not good. You say, well, you know, Steve, we're four and four. But here's a deal. You know, we shouldn't be in this situation. Now, I can sit here, and I can say, you know what, hey, you know what? Not having Will Rogers for a couple of weeks?

That's a difference in the ballgame. I mean, Will has absolutely destroyed Auburn over the course

of the last few years. He has, I think 82% completion percentage against them and non-touchdowns,

something ridiculous like that. Will has owned Auburn throughout his career. He has.

And to think that that might have made a difference is, yeah, it's something you got to consider.

You didn't have Woody Marks. He's RB1 for a reason. That's not to say that our running backs didn't play hard.

They did. I also want to comment on something, too, that's making the

rounds, because anytime somebody says something, people kind of accept it as fact, especially

when there is a negative impression of Mississippi State. I don't know the guy's name. It was

tweeted out yesterday about Auburn picked up on the signals of Mississippi State.

I've confirmed today that it is completely false.

And it's also kind of an interesting self-owned in many respects

because State was actually better offensively in the second half than the first.

So if you pick up the signals in the first or the second quarter,

why would state more successful offensively than the third and fourth?

But again, I'm told today, and many of you can draw your own conclusions,

where the information came from, it's not true.

It's not true.

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