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Justin and Painter keep you up-to-date with the latest important football transnational news, then dive into what they learned from Auburn’s trip to SEC Media Days in Atlanta on Thursday.
They talk about Bryan Harsin’s bluntness in his time on the main stage and the top-down message he’s sending about his 2022 team. They also discuss the Tigers whose stock rose this summer, led by a new wide receiver, a returning defensive lineman and — somehow — the most talented offensive player on the team.
The episode wraps up with some basketball talk, as Auburn finalizes its plans for the upcoming Israel tour that will be televised on SEC Network and Bruce Pearl promotes a longtime support staff member to a new role.
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