Quarterback is not the most crucial part of Auburn's 2025 class

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4.6 • 652 Ratings

🗓️ 26 June 2024

⏱️ 24 minutes

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In this episode of "Locked on Auburn," host Zac Blackerby and guest Darrell Dapprich discuss the Auburn Tigers' recruiting strategies and the importance of building a strong offensive line for the 2025 class. They emphasize that while landing a top quarterback is significant, the offensive line is the most crucial addition. The conversation also touches on the tight end position, highlighting the potential of players like Micah Riley and Rico Walker. Additionally, they delve into Auburn basketball's impressive performance over the last 200 games, showcasing the program's growth under Bruce Pearl. The episode wraps up with a look ahead to Auburn's upcoming game against Duke, underscoring its symbolic importance.

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0:00.0	Auburn landing, a quarterback is not the most crucial thing for the 2025 class.
0:11.0	You are Locked on Auburn, your daily podcast on the Auburn Tigers.
0:16.0	Part of the Locked on Podcast Network, your team every day.
0:20.8	Yes, welcome on into Locked on Auburn, your daily Auburn Tigers podcast.
0:26.0	I'm your host, Zach Blackerby, and thank you so much for making Lockdown, Auburn,
0:28.7	your first listen every single day.
0:31.4	We're dapping it up on this Wednesday with Daryl Dafferich-M Montgomery Radio Legend himself.
0:37.0	We're going to talk about the tight ends, and it's not about Rivaldo Fairweather when you talk
0:42.4	about this position group and the usage.
0:44.8	Also an insane Auburn basketball stat that will touch on towards the end of the show.
0:50.0	I firmly don't believe it.
0:51.4	It's insane.
0:52.5	But quarterback, Darrell, and it's got a lot of talk nationally.
0:56.0	It's got a lot of talk on the show as well throughout the Auburn Media. In my opinion,
1:00.4	it's not the most crucial ad for this class. It's up there. It's up there. But the most crucial
1:06.2	ad for this class is offensive line and this staff is absolutely knocking it out of the park.
1:13.6	Great point. I want to give you a couple reasons why I totally agree with you. Number one,
1:17.6	I'm not saying that quarterback isn't important. It is just because it's not the most important.
1:22.4	It doesn't mean it's not important. So we always need to kind of, number two, I'm very high on Hank
1:27.3	Brown and Walker White. I just am. And then in this day kind of, number two, I'm very high on Hank Brown and Walker White.
1:28.6	I just am. And then in this day and age, let's say you missed on a couple of five-star top-notch
1:34.3	quarterbacks, you have the transfer portal to fall back on. And I also firmly believe, even if
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