Owen Pappoe's rise and Auburn's representation in Atlanta

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4.6 • 652 Ratings

🗓️ 13 July 2018

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Welcome to The Auburn Podcast, your daily Auburn sports podcast presented by Auburn Undercover and hosted by Zac Blackerby. Help support the show by and get your Auburn Tigers gear! Use this link: http://shrsl.com/11y7j On the Friday show, Blackerby is joined by ESPN 106.7’s Painter Sharpless for the majority of the podcast. The show wraps up with a conversation with former Auburn Baseball player Jeremy Johnson who announced he is grad transferring away from Auburn to play baseball at Cincinnati next season. Use the following time marks to navigate the podcast: Start of the show: Blackerby and Sharpless talk about Auburn’s three representatives at SEC Media Days. Quarterback Jarrett Stidham, linebacker Desean Davis, and defensive tackle Dontavious Russell will all represent Auburn well. 5-minute mark: The guys discuss the updated 247 Sports recruiting rankings and how it boded well for Auburn linebacker commit, Grayson’s Owen Pappoe as he became the tenth ranked player in the country and earned his fifth star. The guys discuss all of the members of the 2019 recruiting class and how they were affected by the rankings. 10-minute mark: The guys talk about Auburn receiver commit George Pickens and how much of a freak he is. The conversation shifts the freshmen receiver this year and how elite speedster Anthony Shwartz will have a different type of battle regarding fighting adversity to become a great wide receiver. 18-minute mark: Blackerby chats with Johnson about transferring away from Auburn. As well as what he loved and will miss about the Plains. He also asks questions that he believes no one knows the answers to. Tune into the Auburn Podcast on Auburn Undercover and wherever you can find and subscribe to podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is the Auburn podcast, your daily Auburn Tigers podcast, brought to you by ESPN 1067 and presented by Auburn undercover.
0:15.6	Of course, Auburn 247.
0:17.2	I'm your host, Zach Blackerby on Twitter at Z Blackerby.
0:21.6	And today on the show, I am joined by Painter Sharplist at V.SBN 1067.
0:26.1	Painter, hello.
0:27.0	Hey, Zach's been a little while.
0:28.6	What's going on?
0:29.6	Yeah, the podcast is now on Auburn undercover.
0:32.7	This is your first time on since then.
0:35.7	So that's cool.
0:37.4	Yes. So for those who do not know, for the new listeners,
0:40.9	Painter took over the lunch break, the show on ESPN 106-7 in Auburn from 11 to 1 every day.
0:49.0	Be sure to check, check him out every day. All right. So there's two things I want to talk about with you, Painter, for the next 10 minutes or so.
0:57.9	And then we'll take a brief break.
0:59.4	And then I talk with Jeremy Johnson, Auburn baseball Jeremy Johnson, not former quarterback, Jeremy Johnson,
1:05.6	which is annoying that we always have to make that stipulation or that point, if you will.
1:10.7	But if you don't, I think people will get angry.
1:12.5	Yeah, you're right.
1:13.1	Like, oh, I thought that was a quarterback.
1:15.9	You should have said that.
1:17.1	So I'm saying.
1:18.0	There it is.
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