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Golesh's Auburn Offense: Transfers, Brown, & Chemistry

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Auburns new head coach, Alex Golesh, is optimistic about the revamped offense after spring practice, despite losing key players. Hes particularly impressed with the eleven offensive transfers from South Florida, led by senior quarterback Byrum Brown, whos already showing leadership and earning respect. However, Golesh acknowledges the challenge of building team chemistry and preparing for the season opener against Baylor in September.

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Golesh's Auburn Offense: Transfers, Brown, & Chemistry

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