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More from Peter Radicus, joining us now from A.L.com, covers the Auburn Tigers.

Peter, thanks for the time.

Good afternoon and just give us a little bit perspective as we look at the headline,

your column, three questions for Auburn football heading into the opener. You've been talking about this for a month. It's finally here. What do you know? Yeah, first of all, thanks for having me. And yeah, I mean, it's a big one. You know, it's, you know, I was talking about this here the day. Auburn hasn't had a marquee opponent, or Power 5 opponent either in a while. I mean, not since the COVID season in 2020, where they started the team with Kentucky. You know, starting the season on the road against a good team like Baylor, I mean, it's a big game. It's, you know, a chance to answer a lot of those questions, I think, particularly on offense, where you're breaking in a new quarterback. You know, you've got some new weapons on the outside as well.

So, you know, a chance to answer a lot of questions

and quite a lot of noise that's Auburn takes care of business tomorrow.

As you have covered camp, and it's now over,

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