No taking it easy on Auburn's offense heading into opener vs. Baylor
Summary
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Alex Golesh exposed Auburn's offense to crowd noise, shifting defensive fronts and chaotic pre-snap looks from the first day of camp to prepare its tempo system for Baylor.
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Quarterback Byrum Brown and center Cole Best share responsibility for identifying fronts and changing protections, making their long-developed communication central to Auburn's ability to operate quickly.
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Auburn is still emphasizing offensive communication and elimination of pre-snap errors after watching Week 0 teams repeatedly stall drives with operational mistakes.
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The defense has also practiced operating through crowd noise because Auburn expects its fan advantage at the neutral-site opener to resemble a home environment.
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