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Auburn Escaped Baylor, But Neither Offense Looked Ready
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Auburn survived Baylor 17-16 after stopping a two-point conversion in the final moments, giving Alex Golesh a win in his first game as Auburn’s head coach. But the bigger story may have been two defenses repeatedly bailing out offenses that had serious Week 1 problems.
We break down the fascinating and frustrating extremes of DJ Lagway, Byron Brown’s three-interception Auburn debut and a dramatically improved Baylor defense that piled up tackles for loss, sacks and turnovers. Both teams have plenty to fix, but there were also some encouraging signs buried inside a very strange opener.
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