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I want to start.

We've got a lot of conversations about Auburn, so it was a pleasure in that paper and not being part of the program today as anyone.

So give us some reason to understand and explain where they are and where they're going.

Well, I think if you're looking for some silver lining, Paul, a lot of the mistakes are

correctable that you saw. There were blocks that were just missed, guys who whiffed, there were guys turned loose, there were pressures that were just missed guys who whiffed

there were guys turned loose there were pressures that were either

unaccounted for or misidentified

you can repair those things

and Payton Thorne actually for a lot of the game made some good throws

two of those interceptions he was getting hit.

So I'm not gonna be mad at Peyton Thorne if he's getting hit

or his arms getting hit and the ball kind of flutters up

and it gets intercepted.

The last one, 28 seconds on the clock,

he's just trying to press go down make something happen maybe

give his team a chance to win the game for me Paul the offensive lines still has to

get better and more jarquest hunter he's one of the most proven players in the league and I think

yeah with 13 12 players in the league and I think yeah when we say

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