Yeah, the tigers.

The tigers lose another one.

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We are reacting to Auburn's 31 to 13 loss and the deep south oldest rivalry against

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I'm Zach Blackerby.

He is Daryl Dpprich Montgomery Radio Legend. And

Darrell, this is a game, but we kind of thought Auburn would be able to stay in it until

about halftime. And then in the second half, they just ran out of answers. They did.

Auburn acquitted itself that late touchdown. I felt hurt a little bit to make it 14 to 3.

I think Auburn feels a lot better if they're going into that, you know, going into halftime down only 7 to 3. Yeah. This is, this is an example

to me of, I know there were certain plays we'll talk about throughout the game where Auburn

probably hurt itself again on doing different things.

But at the end of the day, they played fairly clean football.

They did not have as many penalties as Georgia did.

It had a couple cost of ones, but so did Georgia.

Georgia shot themselves in the foot with some stupid penalties too,

that kind of even the ledger.

But Auburn just didn't make plays

they didn't lose the game by making bad plays or negative plays they just didn't make plays that you

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