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Auburn may have one major advantage heading into the 2026 season: continuity.
Byrum Brown already knows Alex Golesh's offense, several familiar faces followed the coaching staff from South Florida, and the entire offensive system was installed before fall camp. We break down why Auburn could be further ahead than your typical first-year coaching staff and what that could mean once the season begins.
We also dive into the criticism surrounding Auburn's decision to move the team off campus for the first 13 days of fall camp. Is Golesh creating a focused environment to build chemistry and accountability, or is Auburn really taking a "spa staycation"?
Plus:
Why Auburn fans shouldn't take the bait from Alabama media
How Byrum Brown's familiarity could give Auburn an early-season advantage
Why Golesh's fall camp approach fits his message about culture
Auburn basketball heads to Greece for an important foreign tour
Why building chemistry may matter more than the results in Greece
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