Alex Golesh didn’t sugarcoat Auburn’s first fall scrimmage — and that’s exactly why Auburn fans should love what he had to say. Golesh called the day “sloppy” and admitted the Tigers didn’t always look like a veteran team, pointing specifically to pre-snap issues, crowd noise and consistency. Instead of ignoring those problems, Golesh is attacking them head-on, including admitting Auburn needs significantly more live tackling work before the season begins. We discuss why finding these issues now could be one of the best things to happen during Auburn fall camp. Plus, Auburn’s talented young wide receivers are officially being challenged to take a major step forward. Golesh says that group essentially has the next week to “grow up” before the Tigers need to be able to trust them on Saturdays. There’s plenty to clean up, but Auburn still has time to get it fixed before the 2026 college football season arrives.
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