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The Auburn Express is rolling again, and this week’s episode is pure gold. What starts as a wild story from Mike G about a legendary night in San Diego with King Dunlap, Dwight Freeney, and some “bad B’s” quickly turns into one of the funniest, most revealing conversations you’ll hear all year. But as always, it circles back to Auburn football—and what that story says about how big programs really operate.

Mike G’s story sets the tone: even in football, if you’re coming to the table, you’d better bring something with you. That’s exactly the point Auburn’s facing in its coaching search drama. As the Tigers prepare for the Iron Bowl, every fan is asking the same question—who’s bringing the right energy, strategy, and staff to get Auburn back on top?

00:00 – Auburn Express Intro
00:37 – Mike G’s San Diego story: King Dunlap, Dwight Freeney & the “Bad B’s” Rule
06:00 – Why that story connects to Auburn’s coaching search
08:00 – John Summerall, Buster Faulkner, and Hugh Freeze: what’s really going on
09:00 – Why this week will be full of SEC drama and coaching rumors
09:40 – If Auburn beats Alabama, what does it really mean for Hugh Freeze?
10:00 – Buster Faulkner’s offensive rise at Georgia Tech explained
11:00 – John Cohen’s quiet, strategic approach to rebuilding Auburn football

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