Auburn Football Roster Talent vs Coaching | What Went Wrong and What Changes | Auburn Football Podcast

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Auburn football fans are split right now, and honestly, that says everything. After years of hype, disappointment, and coaching misfires, the conversation around Auburn football expectations under Alex Golesh is louder than ever. Some fans want to wait and see. Others are ready to fully buy in. The truth sits somewhere in the middle, and that’s exactly where this episode lives. This discussion dives straight into whether Auburn fans should temper expectations or embrace them. The biggest takeaway is simple. Auburn did not lack talent. Auburn lacked direction, preparation, and consistent coaching execution. That matters. The difference between five wins and seven wins last season was not recruiting stars. It was coaching details, in game adjustments, and systems that failed players when it mattered most. Alex Golesh brings a process driven approach that feels different. Not louder. Not flashier. Different. And that difference is why Auburn football expectations under Alex Golesh should not start at bowl eligibility. Expectations should start with improvement, competitiveness, and development across the roster. Fans are allowed to be excited without declaring championships in January. This episode also explains why relying on elite players to save broken systems never works. Football is about leverage, spacing, and creating advantages. Auburn has a chance to finally build an offense and defense that help players succeed instead of asking them to carry everything on their backs. If you are exhausted by hype but still care deeply about Auburn football, this conversation is for you. The expectations are already there. The emotions are already invested. The only question is whether Auburn finally has a staff capable of meeting them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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