Byrum Brown FLASHES in Auburn's First Fall Scrimmage | Coffee and Cornbread

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Auburn's first major fall camp scrimmage is in the books, and while "sloppy" became one of the words of the weekend, there were still plenty of reasons for Auburn fans to be encouraged.

Byrum Brown provided one of the biggest highlights with a 60-yard touchdown run, giving us another reminder of the dual-threat ability he brings to Alex Golesh's offense. We break down why seeing the offense challenge DJ Durkin's highly regarded defense might actually be the best possible development for Auburn during fall camp.

We also discuss Alex McPherson reportedly getting the green light from Auburn's coaching staff to attempt field goals from beyond 60 yards and why his range could become a legitimate weapon in close SEC games.

Plus:

• What we learned from Auburn's first full scrimmage
• Why offensive success shouldn't make Auburn fans worry about the defense
• Byrum Brown's 60-yard touchdown run
• The explosive element Brown brings to Alex Golesh's offense
• Alex McPherson's potential 60-plus-yard range
• What Auburn needs to clean up before facing Baylor

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