Hugh Freed's comments at his presser on Monday should make Auburn fans feel better about the defense.

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She wanted to hop up for a few minutes to react to some of Hugh Freeze's comments

that he made Monday at his weekly presser.

Of course, previewing Arkansas and recapping that win against New Mexico.

Obviously gave an injury update and a terrible update for Brandon Frazier.

What does that mean for him in the tight-in room that's coming up?

As well as, Freed's being very, very high, very positive

on new quarterback one, starting quarterback Hank Brown. But to me, the thing that I said after the

game, he touched on it on Monday, Kay and Lee, it sounds like Auburn's starting corner will be back

against Arkansas. He said it was a calf strain and Lee, it sounds like Auburn's starting corner will be back against Arkansas.

He said it was a calf strain and said that he possibly could have gone this past week,

but they held him out, which does check out.

He went through warmups.

He was fully dressed out, obviously didn't play, and there was so much attention on

Auburn's corners last week.

They asked Keante Scott to be a number one corner against New Mexico, and that's just not who he is.

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