Despite losing to Georgia, could Auburn still be getting better throughout the season?

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We're dapping it up as we do every Sunday with the Daryl Dapprich-McRaddle

Radio, Legend of Morning After Edition of Locked on Auburn. We'll talk about some of the things that Hugh Free said in this presser, as well as,

okay, it's our thoughts now going into the biweek.

What does Auburn need to do and is the schedule even tougher than we thought with

Vanderbilt taken down Alabama, we will definitely mention that again.

But they're like, we said the big issue with this Auburn team is don't beat yourself.

And I actually don't think they beat themselves for the first time this season. Does that mean

they're getting better? Or is it, okay, let's see what they do after this by week when they go see

Missouri. I think you need to wait to reserve judgment and see what they do after they play Missouri.

Because look, I think what happened today is kind of what we expected to happen.

So status quo remains in effect.

I think if Albor would have come out and turned it over three or four times,

it got beat by four scores.

Then you could say no.

If Auburn came out and took care of the ball like they did,

but forced a couple turnovers, hit on some big plays,

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