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    The starters took the second half off in what served as a pseudo-bye for Tigers, who will play 11 straight games before a week off. "Our starters have played a lot of snaps this season ... And I think it was critical that we got them off the field there late in that first half and the entire second half so that we’re running as fresh as we can be going into this point. Because we’re going to need everything we’ve got to go to Athens and beat Georgia." The Bulldogs have owned the series of late, winning the last three games, their longest streak since 1980-82. Full Article at Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
    Our starters have played a lot of snaps this season ... And I think it was critical that we got them off the field there late in that first half and the entire second half so that we’re running as fresh as we can be going into this point. Because we’re going to need everything we’ve got to go to Athens and beat Georgia.
    – Ted Roof SOURCE: Columbus Ledger-Enquirer 3 weeks ago
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Auburn confident after two straight wins
  1. It was kind of rough sitting at home watching everyone else play and your season is over a whole month early
    – Ben Tate SOURCE: Columbus Ledger-Enquirer 3 weeks ago
  2. They’re very, very talented ... That has not changed.
    SOURCE: Columbus Ledger-Enquirer 3 weeks ago
  3. Our team is playing well at this point in the season ... We’re happy to be where we are. We don’t look back; we keep looking forward.
    SOURCE: Columbus Ledger-Enquirer 3 weeks ago
  4. I don’t think anything has changed with them ... They’re going to do what they do and they’re not going to panic. They’ve won a lot of football games doing exactly what they do now. We’re expecting the same old Georgia you always get — tough, hard-nosed, good football team.
    – Gene Chizik SOURCE: Columbus Ledger-Enquirer 3 weeks ago
  5. I think about it. I think a lot of players do ... I haven’t beaten Georgia since I got here. I haven’t experienced that and I feel like a lot of players don’t want to leave here without having experienced that.
    – Craig Stevens SOURCE: Columbus Ledger-Enquirer 3 weeks ago

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