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- Auburn lists senior Byrum Brown as its starting quarterback for Baylor, with sophomore Tristan Ti'a as the backup. - Jeremiah Cobb is Auburn's lead running back, while Omar Mabson and Bryson Washington share an OR designation ahead of Nykahi Davenport. - Keshaun Singleton and Jeremiah Koger hold two starting receiver spots, while Chas Nimrod and Christian Neptune remain in an OR competition for the third. - Auburn has settled its starters at left tackle, center and right tackle but still lists three-way OR competitions at both guard positions entering the Baylor game. - Auburn's defensive front remains rotational, with OR designations at both defensive-tackle spots, defensive end and BUCK.

- Auburn is preparing for Baylor to alternate between two different defensive structures because its coordinator has successfully used both and has not revealed which will dominate the opener. - Baylor's defensive front features veteran Kyler Jordan, Coastal Carolina transfer Jordan Mack and an experienced interior led by Hosea Wheeler and Jamal Whyce. - Auburn must account for middle linebacker Travion Barnes, who returned from last season's injury and was described as perhaps Baylor's best preseason defender. - Baylor's edge pressure is expected to come primarily from Kansas State transfer Ryan Davis and Garrick Ponder, who recorded 4.5 sacks for Southern Miss last season. - Baylor returns safeties Devin Turner and Colby McCalister from lost injury seasons and pairs them with proven ball producer Jacob Redding and experienced corners LeVar Thornton Jr. and Devon Jordan.

- Byrum Brown is Auburn's opening starter at quarterback, with Tristan Ti'a listed second. - Jeremiah Cobb tops the running back chart, while Omar Mabson, Bryson Washington and Nykahi Davenport remain grouped with OR designations behind him. - Auburn has settled Jo Simmons at left tackle, Cole Best at center and Stanton Ramil at right tackle, but left guard and right guard still carry multi-player OR designations entering the Baylor opener. - The defensive front remains rotational, with OR listings at end, both interior line spots and Buck, including DaShawn Womack or Jared Smith at the featured edge position. - Rayshawn Pleasant is listed first at cornerback and punt returner and shares the kickoff-return role, while Champ Anthony appears as an option at cornerback, nickel and safety.

- Stanton-Ramil remained healthy and fully available through both scrimmages, an important positive for Auburn's offensive-line continuity. - Colton Huddsler's ability to play multiple spots gives Auburn built-in depth, but keeping the entire line healthy remains a central concern. - Alex Golesh has emphasized that Auburn's weekly offensive ceiling will follow the offensive line, while the staff also wants enough front-line rotation to keep its pass rush fresh later in drives.