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We're back into some spring previews after a one-week hiatus. We'll get to Arkansas whenever the NCAA

tournament ends for them and their beat riders aren't all busy. Peter Raducas joins us right now from

a.l.com to talk about Auburn. And Peter, Alex Gilesh is the coach that I've, you know, I've enjoyed watching his teams down at South Florida. They play a fun, exciting brand of football. He's a winner. I like the hire. What are your early, early thoughts on him coming to Auburn? Yeah, I mean, I think you've done the things that, you know, you're supposed to do between December and March,

you know, before there's actually been any games played yet. You know, spring practice started last week, you know, been able to watch a little bit, you know, talk to people around the program. The thing that everyone talks about is just, you know, even from the people who were a part of the freeze area, it's just the energy, the intensity being different. And you can feel it when you walk into practice.

You know, I think I wrote, you know, my first practice report last week.

You know, you walk in and, you know, you see guys jumping around. There's Lil Wayne Blair from the speaker that's not worship music and, you know, parables up on the big board. So, you know, kind of a different, a different vibe than what we've seen at Auburn the past couple of years.

And it's a very, I think overall, just a very opposite personality than Hugh Freeze was, which I think is what Auburn was looking for. You don't have to twist my arm too much to jump on Hugh Freeze. I just, you don't have to do it. I'm with you on that. Um,

when you look at this Auburn,

from a special team,

I'm sorry,

from a skill position,

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